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Grumpy looks a little frumpy there.
Grumpy looks a little frumpy there.
So I have poison oak...
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I just remembered...I'm the Queen...And I say OFF WITH HIS HEAD!
I just remembered...I'm the Queen...And I say OFF WITH HIS HEAD!
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Yeah. unfortunately it is the opposite. Little sunfish and big Clydesdale poop. I cannot believe one of those loads comes out of one single horse. Oh well, somebodys gotta do the dirty deed. You have fun with frumpy Grumpy.
Yeah. unfortunately it is the opposite. Little sunfish and big Clydesdale poop. I cannot believe one of those loads comes out of one single horse. Oh well, somebodys gotta do the dirty deed. You have fun with frumpy Grumpy.
Well, Ill be leaving now. Steve, keep Em away from the chopping block. She cannot be trusted. Em, watch that breakout.
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See ya! Have fun!
See ya! Have fun!
I have a bunch of poison oak in my yard. Drives me nuts because it's interspersed with other plants on the hillside where the chickens congregate in the hot afternoons. Sometimes when there's a broody hen in the nesting boxes, my girls will lay their eggs up there & I have to go searching through the poison oak to find them. It's real aggravating.
I hear, however, that llamas like to eat poison oak. I may go down to the front of the ranch one of these days and borrow my landlady's llama and bring her up here to eat it.
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I hear, however, that llamas like to eat poison oak. I may go down to the front of the ranch one of these days and borrow my landlady's llama and bring her up here to eat it.
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I think my goats used to eat it. I never really watched to see, but they eat everything else.
I think my goats used to eat it. I never really watched to see, but they eat everything else.
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I think my goats used to eat it. I never really watched to see, but they eat everything else.
Yep, goats will eat it, but I have access to a llama... hehehe
I think my goats used to eat it. I never really watched to see, but they eat everything else.
Yep, goats will eat it, but I have access to a llama... hehehe
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My daughter got it on her lips, and all over her face when she put poison oak leaves in her mouth.
She was 14 or 15 at the time, you'd think she would know better.
I couldn't even imagine that. I have it on my arm, and won't even go outside without a long sleeve shirt.
If I had it on my face...I'd not leave the house until it was gone. I'm pretty vain though.
DD had it so bad, she was bound to bed. The itching was so bad, it was the same as treating severe pain. The dr put her on steroids, which made her an emotional mess. Not something I ever want to repeat. Hope the OP gets feeling better soon.
My daughter got it on her lips, and all over her face when she put poison oak leaves in her mouth.
DD had it so bad, she was bound to bed. The itching was so bad, it was the same as treating severe pain. The dr put her on steroids, which made her an emotional mess. Not something I ever want to repeat. Hope the OP gets feeling better soon.
How is that poison oak coming along today Em?
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