Friday Funnies: I have questions.

The Mockingbirds want to load the answers into your brain.

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OK- so this cartoon clearly is not entirely factual - but still, it is damn funny! Cause early on, this thought most definitely crossed my mind.

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The “benefits” of corporate medicine.

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“So I was in the McDonald’s drive-through this morning and the lady behind me continuously hooted at me and flipped me off because I was taking to long to order. I took a moment to reflect, and then I asked the cashier to pay for her food using my credit card.

I continued to the next window and she leaned out of her window looking all crazy at me because the teller told her I had paid for her food. She then looked very embarrassed and avoided my through-the-rear-view-mirror eye contact.

When I got to the last window to get my food, I showed the assistant both my receipts and took her food too!”

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(As main stream media does it’s very best not to report on this story…)

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Recorded in 1965
“If I were the Devil” by Paul Harvey

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Next week, the really cold weather hits us in Virginia. With daytime highs in the low teens. We usually don’t this kind of cold very often - so wrapping my head around preparations.

This weekend will be spent fitting blankets on horses. As Lusitanos are hot-blooded, baroque horses, most don’t grow a thick winter coat. Putting blankets on horses can be a little tricky, as we don’t do it very often. It is a two person job - one to hold the lead rope and talk softly, while the other does the blanketing. We might consider also putting a stock tank heater in some of the water tanks. That has pros and cons - the youngsters like to toss them out and that can lead to its own set of issues.

A cold spell can be very dangerous for livestock. Particularly horses, who have a tendency to “colic” from not drinking enough water.

Then we need to make sure our water tanks and back-up tanks are filled, hoses are kept stored without any water and I need to finish insulating our well pressure tank (recently re-built).

Finally, a bit of horse eye-candy from the farm this week.

This video is of our homebred two-year stallions playing in the field a couple of days ago.