We Are Coming For You Bitches!

Revenge is a dish best served cold….
 
Revenge is a dish best served cold….
Bring it.

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Bring it, bitch

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Now the pigs also want their revenge. Headed for the USA.


An exploding population of hard-to-eradicate "super pigs" in Canada is threatening to spill south of the border, and northern states like Minnesota, North Dakota and Montana are taking steps to stop the invasion.

In Canada, the wild pigs roaming Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba pose a new threat.

Ryan Brook, a professor at the University of Saskatchewan and one of Canada's leading authorities on the problem, calls feral swine, "the most invasive animal on the planet" and "an ecological train wreck."

They are often crossbreeds that combine the survival skills of wild Eurasian boar with the size and high fertility of domestic swine to create what Brook describes as a "superpig" that's spreading out of control.
 

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Did I ever tell you about the baby Wild Turkey I saved a few years ago?
Well, I don't know if I actually saved it, but it's possible I did.
There were 2 mamas and allllll their babies (a lot of 'em), and the mamas were starting to teach the babies how to fly. They were going from the ground to the top of the fences dividing yards one by one.
Well, there was this one li'l baby who just couldn't quite make it to the top of the fence in my yard - it was just the teensiest bit too small/weak. I could hear the others in the area behind my back fence, and I could see the li'l one trying and trying to get there, but just falling short. So, I went into the yard, opened the back gate, and gently ushered the li'l baby toward the gate. I nervous as hell one of the mamas was going to intervene, but that didn't happen, and the li'l baby got back to the group.
 
Did I ever tell you about the baby Wild Turkey I saved a few years ago?
Well, I don't know if I actually saved it, but it's possible I did.
There were 2 mamas and allllll their babies (a lot of 'em), and the mamas were starting to teach the babies how to fly. They were going from the ground to the top of the fences dividing yards one by one.
Well, there was this one li'l baby who just couldn't quite make it to the top of the fence in my yard - it was just the teensiest bit too small/weak. I could hear the others in the area behind my back fence, and I could see the li'l one trying and trying to get there, but just falling short. So, I went into the yard, opened the back gate, and gently ushered the li'l baby toward the gate. I nervous as hell one of the mamas was going to intervene, but that didn't happen, and the li'l baby got back to the group.
Hero moment.
 
I that thread title were in a different forum, a defunct one now, I would never have opened it.
 
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