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twerppoet
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I do like this one better. The first was good, but this is great.
Beautiful colours, Diane, but hard to identify.Well, how about this one? Peace begins with a smile.M Teresa
Your second choice still was the best, imo.
twerppoet
iPad Fan
Well, how about this one?
Peace begins with a smile.
M Teresa
There are some pictures that make good lock screens, some that make good home screens, and a few that do well at both. Your first and last make great lock screens. You need to see all or most of the picture to appreciate them. The second is good for both, as it is interesting to look at in the whole, yet still pretty (without being distracting) when mostly obscured on the home screen.
Anyway, that's my opinion.
squib
iPad Fan
A new born calf ( male )
The reason I am mentioning his gender is because of an experience I had when I was about 10 yrs old. I don't know the correct spelling of the pertinent word. If I'm wrong please correct me. Thanks. Squib.
"just remembered a tidbit from my childhood. I answered the phone, a man asked to speak to my Dad. I said, " not right now, can I take a message? " I was probably between 8-10 yrs old. The man said, " thank you, could you tell your Dad his bordisos are ready? " . My neverending curiosity had already fully bloomed and I asked, " What are bordisos? " (sp?) There was a long pause and then I could hear humor in his tone as he said, " I think that answer should probably come from your Dad. "
That night at the dinner table, as we were all chowing down I said, " Hey Dad, some man called to say your bordisos are ready to pick up. " My Mom and Dad exchanged glances, my Mom wasn't pleased. So, of course I piped up with,
" I asked him was a burdisso was but he said I had to ask you!"
My Dad stuck a big forkful of food in his mouth, now I realize he was stalling for time to formulate his answer. My Mom gave him the slightest of frowns. I guessed it wasn't supper conversation etiquette. I kept staring at him intently because now my curiosity was on fire.
Finally he said, " it is a tool that turns bull calves into steers. " I thought about that for a minute and asked, " How does it do that Dad " This time my mind was whirling because my Mom coughed AND frowned out right !
He said, " How about I show you one day when I use it? " I was satisfied with that to the great relief of both Mom and Dad. I think Dad thought I would forget about it. I followed him around like a puppy until he finally had to show me. He knew I wouldn't be very happy because it looked painful to me! "
Peace begins with a smile.
M Teresa
The reason I am mentioning his gender is because of an experience I had when I was about 10 yrs old. I don't know the correct spelling of the pertinent word. If I'm wrong please correct me. Thanks. Squib.
"just remembered a tidbit from my childhood. I answered the phone, a man asked to speak to my Dad. I said, " not right now, can I take a message? " I was probably between 8-10 yrs old. The man said, " thank you, could you tell your Dad his bordisos are ready? " . My neverending curiosity had already fully bloomed and I asked, " What are bordisos? " (sp?) There was a long pause and then I could hear humor in his tone as he said, " I think that answer should probably come from your Dad. "
That night at the dinner table, as we were all chowing down I said, " Hey Dad, some man called to say your bordisos are ready to pick up. " My Mom and Dad exchanged glances, my Mom wasn't pleased.
So, of course I piped up with," I asked him was a burdisso was but he said I had to ask you!"
My Dad stuck a big forkful of food in his mouth, now I realize he was stalling for time to formulate his answer. My Mom gave him the slightest of frowns. I guessed it wasn't supper conversation etiquette. I kept staring at him intently because now my curiosity was on fire.
Finally he said, " it is a tool that turns bull calves into steers. " I thought about that for a minute and asked, " How does it do that Dad " This time my mind was whirling because my Mom coughed AND frowned out right !
He said, " How about I show you one day when I use it? " I was satisfied with that to the great relief of both Mom and Dad. I think Dad thought I would forget about it. I followed him around like a puppy until he finally had to show me. He knew I wouldn't be very happy because it looked painful to me! "
Peace begins with a smile.
M Teresa
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twerppoet
iPad Fan
Burdizzo
I had to look it up myself. I don't remember what tool/method was used for calves on the ranch. I knew what was going on, but failed be curious enough to watch from closer than a few yards away. I was much more interested in the barbecue preparations that went with the yearly event.
We used the band method on the sheep. I did see that, when I was big enough to help hold down the animal for shearing, and any shots, and of course the neutering.
LolJ.A. Just for you in honor of a " new do "<img src="http://www.ipadforums.net/attachment.php?attachmentid=54309"/>Peace begins with a smile.
I didn't see it in the app, but in website view.
Thank you!
Not only yours. I agree.
twerppoet
iPad Fan
As a certified, licensed, and practicing contrarian I am now obligated to change my opinion. Fortunately, my international mandate as a professional procrastinator means I have to put off the actual change process indefinitely.
Please do not agree with me in the future. The growing pile of mental work that I never intend to do is getting depressingly large.
In case you can't tell, it is getting late here and my sense of humor is taking a turn towards the bizarre.
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