Non-political things that make you say...WTF?!?! (Welcome To Florida!) **NOT CV RELATED** NO TALKY!

Right? Too fancy to just zip-tie two 2x4s together like the rest of us.

 

I'm not wasting zip ties where duct tape will work just fine.

 

These came out in San Antonio. But they were actually VERY delicious! Lol

 

And if you peel it off right, you can re-use the duct tape as well!

 

Hogs are a menace to the universe....

 

Yet delicious . You'd think they'd be an endangered species. Got a mound of pork loin marinating in the fride right now that will be going on the grill shortly .

 

HEB has been doing those for years, and we got them in Austin too when Timmy retired. They are good.

I may or may not recreate them with Multi-grain Cheerios mixed with Cocoa Puffs.

 

Make sure you use the Hill Country Fare generic brand though. Lol

 

Silly Russians

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/whale-...-trained-russia-military-norwegian-fisherman/

 

That's what I'm hoping the training is for

 

Seriously f'd up... (UK)

Rape victims among those to be asked to hand phones to police

Consent forms asking for permission to access information including emails, messages and photographs have been rolled out in England and Wales.

It comes after a number of rape and serious sexual assault cases collapsed when crucial evidence emerged.

Victim Support said the move could stop victims coming forward.

But police and prosecutors say the forms can plug a gap in the law which says complainants and witnesses cannot be forced to disclose relevant content from phones, laptops, tablets or smart watches.

Director of Public Prosecutions Max Hill said such digital information would only be looked at where it forms a "reasonable" line of inquiry, with material going before a court only if it meets stringent rules.

When could the police ask for your phone?
The digital consent forms can be used in any criminal investigations - but are most likely to be used in rape and sexual assault cases, where complainants often know the suspect, and there may be crucial evidence in their communication.

The forms state that victims will be given the chance to explain why they don't want to give consent for police to access their data.

But they are also told it they refuse permission "then it may not be possible for the investigation or prosecution to continue".

'My phone was taken for two years'
One woman, who wants to remain anonymous, says she was raped in April 2016 by someone she knew and reported it two months later.

"I was willing to give the police everything they needed. I'd texted people that night about the incident. The police said they wanted to extract data from my phone.

"I was required to hand in my phone and it was only returned to me after repeated requests after two years.

"When I got my phone back, I saw that it had not even been turned on in two years.

"I might lodge a complaint at some point, but I just felt everything was so invasive at the time.

"They didn't even take the phone off the perpetrator. I gave his name and address. He's not had to face any consequences."

'I didn't hand over my phone'
Another woman, Leah, who was a university student from London, was sexually assaulted on campus last summer.

"I didn't have the courage to report it straight away - but when I saw him again on campus, I had to.

"A policewoman called to organise an interview and told me she'd need my phone. I didn't see the need to hand it over.

"The whole thing was very stressful, and adding stress to what had already happened to me. I didn't think it was relevant.

"When I turned up at the interview and didn't hand over the phone, I was made to feel that I'd done something wrong. It felt so invasive.

"I got halfway through the interview and then stopped. It was almost as traumatic as the incident itself."


Why do detectives want access to mobiles?
When investigating criminal allegations, detectives might want to access digital communications when gathering evidence for a prosecution.

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Meh, all I have to do is drive a few miles south to the Everglades.



https://news.yahoo.com/17-foot-long...vbG8DYmYxBHBvcwMxBHZ0aWQDQjY4MjFfMQRzZWMDc2M-

 

The hogs we have running around aren't the tastiest. If you dont drop them in place, they will run for a bit before collapsing and all that adrenaline gets into the meat and ruins it.Its more red meat than what you get in the grocery store.
I usually just let 'em lay. They are fun to shoot and I'm helping eradicate an invasive species. If they made it easier to donate to a food donation place I would, but it's a PITA so I leave 'em.

 

So that's what happened to the dinosaurs. The dinos was militarized by the Russians, and America, destroyed the dinosaurs.

 

You got that backwards

 

As long as America, gets the oil.

 

Feral hogs are getting closer to me. 1 county over to the east and 2 to the south. It's just a matter of time.
A while back I was served some feral hog from Texas.

 

https://www.thisisinsider.com/babypod-speakers-unborn-babies-music-2019-4

People are putting tampon-shaped speakers in their vaginas so their unborn babies can hear music
Julia Naftulin

Apr. 17, 2019, 11:04 AM

People are being sold tampon-shaped speakers to insert in their vaginas.
REUTERS/Carlos Barria

• The creators of Babypod, a small tampon-shaped speaker, say that putting the product in your vagina during pregnancy can help your unborn baby better hear music.
• During pregnancy, the womb protects the fetus from outside environmental factors, including sound.
• According to Dr. Donnica Moore, a gynecologist, there's a reason a baby is protected during pregnancy and can't hear sounds the same way we do.
• Anything you want to put in your vagina during pregnancy should be cleared by your doctor first, she said.
• Visit INSIDER.com for more stories.

Forget jade eggs and glitter capsules—people are now being sold tampon-shaped speakers to insert in their vaginas.

A company called Music In Baby says its Babypod device, which it sells for $150, is designed to help unborn babies "perceive sounds like we do" since it's placed in the vagina, where tissue and material from the womb normally prevent fetuses from hearing sounds as humans do.

It's true that babies hear sound differently from inside the womb, but research has not found that unborn babies benefit from hearing sounds,

 

I used to hunt the shit out of them. ~80lbs & less is good. Over that, buzzard food. They're nasty, stinky bastards & have bugs & mites all over them.