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Bobcat what you dewin in Arizona
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Dude! Sweet!
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Nice!
Buoy
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I was hoping he still had the "reserved for Buoy" card on the couch, and the mint on the pillow.
I was just hoping it was not a half used urinal cake.
BBB725
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Could be Sacarb and I aren't due for Bobcats' till the first weekend in May:sifone:
Bobcat
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BBB725
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Where in Marathon would that be? I can stop by and supervise:sifone:
BY U BOY
Founding Member
not really sure> When I saw it I wanted to post it her but was at work and this site is blocked. So I hit you up on OSO.For some reasone that site has fallen through IT's crack:sifone:
Ratickle
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He could use the help....
Scarab KV
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I'm good at stupidvising:sifone:
Wrinkleface
Founding Member
They probably wouldn't give it a BEER!!!!:biggrinjester:
Dude! Sweet!
Charter Member
The joke that keeps on giving!
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,510946,00.html
3 Exposed to Rabies After Wild Bobcat Terrorizes Town
Three people in the central Arizona community of Cottonwood were exposed to rabies after being attacked by a wild bobcat.
It all began when the animal attacked and scratched a woman who had gotten out of her car after thinking she had hit it.
A short time later, Cottonwood police got a report of a bobcat acting aggressively toward a woman outside a Pizza Hut.
Then, about an hour later, the bobcat wandered into the Chapparal Bar on Main Street forcing patrons up on their barstools.
Two men who were bitten before police shot and killed the animal in the parking lot.
Test later confirmed it was rabid.
Rabies is an acute viral infection that is transmitted to humans by a bite or by the exposure of broken skin to an infected animal's saliva, the National Institutes of Health reported in its Web Site. There is no cure for rabies once symptoms develop. But, if vaccinated promptly after being bitten — preferably within 24 hours but certainly within 72 hours – the disease can usually be prevented.
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,510946,00.html
3 Exposed to Rabies After Wild Bobcat Terrorizes Town
Three people in the central Arizona community of Cottonwood were exposed to rabies after being attacked by a wild bobcat.
It all began when the animal attacked and scratched a woman who had gotten out of her car after thinking she had hit it.
A short time later, Cottonwood police got a report of a bobcat acting aggressively toward a woman outside a Pizza Hut.
Then, about an hour later, the bobcat wandered into the Chapparal Bar on Main Street forcing patrons up on their barstools.
Two men who were bitten before police shot and killed the animal in the parking lot.
Test later confirmed it was rabid.
Rabies is an acute viral infection that is transmitted to humans by a bite or by the exposure of broken skin to an infected animal's saliva, the National Institutes of Health reported in its Web Site. There is no cure for rabies once symptoms develop. But, if vaccinated promptly after being bitten — preferably within 24 hours but certainly within 72 hours – the disease can usually be prevented.
Magic Medicine
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That would have been a site to see, this could have been avoid if someone was packing
Dude! Sweet!
Charter Member
I'm really stunned that nobody was packin'... I've been to bars just outside Phoenix that have a gun check when you walk in the door. Unless they've changed the law recently, AZ requires you to carry your firearm displayed (e.g. hip holster) and you need a special permit for concealed. Most of AZ is still the "Wild West". And thank god for that... 
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