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Huh? Do I want to see this?

Guess it's like a train wreck - I gotta go look.

That picture is creepy, for sure!

QUOTE(#3):

Originally posted 04:41 PM ET  08.26 by *JD*

I know right..... I can't even believe ESPN used the race card to sell a few mags! Simpletons!

Somehow, I don't think this will help the perception of Vick.

QUOTE(#5):

Originally posted 04:45 PM ET  08.26 by *JD*

no it just reminds me of why I don't like him as a human being. moral compass broken

I understand. And while I hope that his story of redemption is real/sincere, only time will tell.

QUOTE(#7):

Originally posted 05:17 PM ET  08.26 by *JD*

I am a huge animal lover, a rescuer so to speak. It was really bad when I was a kid.... I was always bringing some stray in the neighborhood home or birds/turtles/lizards I loved the book dr. doo little...it was awesome to me. I rescued a canadian goose once... it had been hit by a car a had a broke leg and other possible internal injuries, so I stop my truck and after a brief dicussion with the goose, I picked him up and put him in the back of my truck. Long story short, the vet I took it to couldn't believ the goose let me pick it up, I said to him...well, I talked to him first, and he just looked at me funny. The goose was uthenized by the local bird sanctuary at eagle creek park. :(

I'm surprised that goose let you pick him up too. My daughter and I were chased through the park by a flock of canadian geese - they've got a mean streak! But you gave that goose a better way to go than on the side of the road.

QUOTE(#8):

Originally posted 05:22 PM ET  08.26 by {+}SANTA-MARGE{+}

a friend of mine hit a galloping horse once !........the horse escaped and galloped onto the main road of our town [midnite /dark-out] and ended up in his hood/windshield.....luckily no humans hurt, but horse was ''put-down'' .

Wow - deer can do enormous damage. Can't image what a horse could do!

QUOTE(#7):

Originally posted 05:17 PM ET  08.26 by *JD*

I am a huge animal lover, a rescuer so to speak. It was really bad when I was a kid.... I was always bringing some stray in the neighborhood home or birds/turtles/lizards I loved the book dr. doo little...it was awesome to me. I rescued a canadian goose once... it had been hit by a car a had a broke leg and other possible internal injuries, so I stop my truck and after a brief dicussion with the goose, I picked him up and put him in the back of my truck. Long story short, the vet I took it to couldn't believ the goose let me pick it up, I said to him...well, I talked to him first, and he just looked at me funny. The goose was uthenized by the local bird sanctuary at eagle creek park. :(

I have to admit I'm an animal lover as well, wife and I even have hummingbirds eating out of our hands and comfortable enough to relax in our hands.

QUOTE(#10):

Originally posted 05:25 PM ET  08.26 by LoveItHateIt

Wow - deer can do enormous damage. Can't image what a horse could do!

Yes they can!

QUOTE(#12):

Originally posted 05:28 PM ET  08.26 by GSH1

I have to admit I'm an animal lover as well, wife and I even have hummingbirds eating out of our hands and comfortable enough to relax in our hands.

That's so cool! I have a rose of sharon bush in my yard that the hummingbirds love. What do you feed them that they **** of your hands? I've only seen liquid feeders.

QUOTE(#14):

Originally posted 05:39 PM ET  08.26 by LoveItHateIt

That's so cool! I have a rose of sharon bush in my yard that the hummingbirds love. What do you feed them that they **** of your hands? I've only seen liquid feeders.

Cypress Vine flowers and a lot of patience, we have them growing on a trellis in our back patio area, the hummingbirds love it. We first just sat close by the trellis and let them get used to us being there then we started picking a few flowers and holding them in our hands and they would come up and **** the flowers we were holding, then eventually they would roost on our hands.

I guess you can't use suck ^^^^*****

QUOTE(#15):

Originally posted 05:46 PM ET  08.26 by GSH1

Cypress Vine flowers and a lot of patience, we have them growing on a trellis in our back patio area, the hummingbirds love it. We first just sat close by the trellis and let them get used to us being there then we started picking a few flowers and holding them in our hands and they would come up and **** the flowers we were holding, then eventually they would roost on our hands.

That's so neat! And a great picture too.

QUOTE(#16):

Originally posted 05:49 PM ET  08.26 by GSH1

I guess you can't use suck ^^^^*****

Must be the word combination :-)

1 time i seen a deer and wen it seen me it put a bag on him hed an goten run over by a garbarj truck

QUOTE(#17):

Originally posted 05:49 PM ET  08.26 by LoveItHateIt

That's so neat! And a great picture too.

Thanks, The Hummingbirds seem to like my wife better than me anyways so I take the pictures.......LOL