But there's a worse crime.....Corvette driver shoots pepper ball gun at sedan during road rage incident while merging in Chesterfield
The driver of a yellow Corvette fired a pepper ball gun at a sedan because he was “concerned for his safety” during a road rage incident while the two vehicles were merging at a construction zone in Chesterfield Township, officials said.www.clickondetroit.com
Only if the interior is red.But there's a worse crime.....
yellow Corvette
You are late, boomerplay stupid games.................
A woman was gored and tossed by a bison after approaching the animal in Yellowstone National Park | CNN
An Ohio woman was gored by a bison after she got within 10 feet of the animal in Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming, officials said.www.cnn.com
Epitaph: She died at the hospital
play stupid games.................
A woman was gored and tossed by a bison after approaching the animal in Yellowstone National Park | CNN
An Ohio woman was gored by a bison after she got within 10 feet of the animal in Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming, officials said.www.cnn.com
Epitaph: She died at the hospital
yikes
Pair of hikers from Texas — stranded with no rain gear, layers or provisions — rescued in Sangre de Cristo mountains
“They had no extra clothing and no way to stay dry in their tent, with no rain fly. These hikers said they did not understand why it was so cold and rainy in Colorado, because it has been …www.denverpost.com
But probably would have wandered into the mountains with little more than sandals and a wool robe.But Moses comes prepared.
(Which is necessary when you get lost in the desert for forty years...)
@Westy
When I was working in YNP, we had lots of encounters with people backpacking from site to site. We ran into one guy who was two days behind his scheduled itinerary. He had Converse all stars on. He had the frying pan on his belt and when we asked about his bear spray he showed us a fish filet knife. He said he grew up in LA so he could handle a grizzly bear. We tried to talk him into turning around as he was well off his route and heading into an area that has a human curfew of 8pm so the bears can have time to roam around.
He waved us off. I am sure he had a great time.
permit regulations killMany moons ago I did a backpacking through GNP. One day was particularly miserable with borderline freezing temperatures and a mix of snow and rain. We had permits for one of the only sites that allowed for fires. As the sun was setting a group of about 8 teenagers and one adult passed along. All soaking wet and shivering. They were supposed to go another 5 miles and another 2K of elevation. We encouraged them to stop and warm up by the fire. When we saw they had no cold weather gear and all their shit was drenched we stoked the fire to an inferno and convinced them to stay the night. It took some convincing as they didn't want to break the permit rules. They would have died without a fire. Not only were they not prepared for cold or wet but they were carrying things like normal pillows, canned food and cast iron pans. They explained they had done some weekend trips in the lowlands of Tennessee to prepare themselves, they were part of a church group and their youth minister had made the gear recommendations. I resisted the urge to tell the minister he should pray away the hypothermia. I didn't see which direction they went in the morning but I hope it was back to their cars.
Last time I was in Grand Teton I was fly fishing on the Snake downstream from Jackson dam by a few miles. It was late afternoon with thunderstorm cloud cover. I heard a muffled rustling in the thicket on the bank behind me of something really large. All my neck hairs stood up. I had that bear spray out of the holster and the safety off in a flash. I kept my eye on the thicket as I reeled in my line and made my way upstream to the bank. I walked backwards all the way to the dam never taking my eyes off the thicket. That scared the crap out of me. My ranger buddy confirmed that there is a big bear that lives in that area.I have camped a lot in bear country but that was the only place it ever worried me. Would regularly hear them crashing around in the woods and smell them but just deep enough in the underbrush that I couldn't see them. Fresh tracks in the mud confirmed I wasn't hallucinating. Went to bed at night with a can of bear spray in one hand and my knife in the other. The knife was for putting myself out of misery if the spray didn't work.
Some squirrel just fucked with you so hardLast time I was in Grand Teton I was fly fishing on the Snake downstream from Jackson dam by a few miles. It was late afternoon with thunderstorm cloud cover. I heard a muffled rustling in the thicket on the bank behind me of something really large. All my neck hairs stood up. I had that bear spray out of the holster and the safety off in a flash. I kept my eye on the thicket as I reeled in my line and made my way upstream to the bank. I walked backwards all the way to the dam never taking my eyes off the thicket. That scared the crap out of me. My ranger buddy confirmed that there is a big bear that lives in that area.
in case you missed it ...Veterans shocked burn pit legislation fails to advance in Senate
The Senate unexpectedly failed to advance legislation expanding benefits for an estimated 3.5 million veterans exposed to burn pits during U.S. wars overseas.www.cbsnews.com
BUT HOW CAN WE AFFORD HYPERSONIC STEALTH TANKS IF WE ARE GIVING AWAY MONEY FOR STUPID VETERANS STUFF!???
You should see the shit they spend on elon musk's bullshitHYPERSONIC STEALTH TANKS
I know it was cancer, but that would have been a pretty rapid onset no?Worth a reminder that Biden's son died of cancer presumably from exposure to burn pits.