NM Game & Fish moved these from up near Taos, NM over to the Valles Caldera area - they started heading back to Taos and I took this pic here above Los Alamos Canyon.
I later found out that someone poached him as he was headed back home.
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Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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NM Game & Fish moved these from up near Taos, NM over to the Valles Caldera area - they started heading back to Taos and I took this pic here above Los Alamos Canyon.
I later found out that someone poached him as he was headed back home.
I also took this pic just minutes from my house
Me and a couple of buddies have done that a couple of times........on my patio.....
That mole in her tit...... would not even slow me down
Dam, gotta lay off the afternoon booze, hell, I thought it was fly...geeeeezz
And their all pissed cause Frank hasn’t showed and making them late for the party!
"They're".... Even midgets should use proper grammar.
Damnit! That one gets me every time!
Short for "they are" as in, " Munchkins... they're some short mother fuckers."
My 15 year old son sent this to me, I may have created a monster.
Langley needs to put her on their ‘cultivate for employment’ program post-haste! Kid got game!
Sirhr
Oh, he's there just to the right of black backpack. You can see his sneakers and maybe top of hoddie.?
He believed in his GOD! He was not afraid! GOD bless him and his family!
Thank you for the Grammar class Mr helper!?
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