Back in the saddle again, hang on!

its been a very rough week for me....been sad and i watched this video i did and it made me laugh at my ridiculousness....if that is even a word....i am crazy what can i say.....i hope it makes you laugh   more...if you've had a bad day....week....or even month....God Bless  less

No one has truly seen it all.

just for fun

My Live Video Debut...I hail from You Tube and Stickam and finally made my way here. Happy Day Peeps!

FRED FLINTSTONE AND BARNEY RUBBLE

Slap the bull on the ass and give me a hit! LOL!

drawing a cartoon about how to do bullriding with discipline

Joanna Krupa tries her hand at the turn tables!

Woo. =3

Sweet pit bull - he's so sweet with little birds and animals.

From the HBO Show.

Footage of a American Pit Bull Terrier attacking a lady. Very disturbing.

thank you all you LV peeps :)

The Red Cross are a buch of liers. And 90% of what I eat contains tomatos....WTF am I supposed to do, I'm going threw tomato withdrawls!

An extremely funny episode from UK's series "Just For Laughs" (similar to our Candid Camera shows). People volunteer to help out a surveyor by hold a flag and following his directions - never   more...being aware thay would end up leading a parade ...... or demonstration! LOL  less

The Red Bull World Series air races for 2007 are in places like Abu Dhabi, Rio de Janeiro, Istanbul, London, Budapest, and THIS weekend they’re here in beautiful San Diego, California!

The song is “Born   more...to be Wild” by Steppenwolf.

Here is some information, from the official Red Bull website, that gives you more background on the event! :)

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“Taking Flying to the Next Level”

“The Red Bull Air Race is an exciting competition in which the world’s most talented pilots are up against each other in a race based on speed, precision and skill.

“The competition features a dynamic discipline of flying, called ‘air racing’ where the objective is to navigate a challenging race course in the sky, in the fastest possible time. Flying individually against the clock, the pilots have to execute tight turns through a slalom course consisting of specially designed pylons, known as ‘Air Gates’. They compete in knockout rounds with the two fastest pilots going head to head in the final.

“The Air Race is not just about speed - precision is crucial to success because any mistakes incur penalty points which are then added to the pilot’s time. Flying low to the ground at speeds that can reach 400kph (248 miles per hour!), while attempting difficult turning manoeuvres, requires immense skill that only a certain number of pilots in the world possess. That is why the pilots are hand selected based upon their expertise and experience. These pilots are at the top of their game. They have to be – the Air Race exerts huge demands on their flying abilities and they have to withstand forces of up to 10Gs!! There is no room for error.

“What makes the Air Race so exciting and interesting for spectators is the proximity of the contest to the crowds. Low level flying on a relatively compact course means that people can really experience all the action close-up.

“The idea of the Air Race was conceived in the Red Bull sports think tank. The very first Red Bull Air Race took place at AirPower in Zeltweg, Austria in 2003 and was hailed a great success. It was clear that there was a huge potential for the competition. Subsequent Air Races were then held in Hungary, England and the USA and since then it has evolved into its current format, the Red Bull Air Race World Series.

“The first World Series kicked off in 2005, taking place in seven venues across the world with ten internationally acclaimed pilots competing. Eleven pilots took part in eight races in the 2006 World Series where American, Kirby Chambliss was crowned World Champion at the final in Perth, Australia.

“This year, the 2006 competitors will be joined by two new pilots and thirteen pilots will take to the skies in ten races worldwide.

“ ‘Air races’ have their roots in the US but unlike those contests where the objective was purely about speed, the Red Bull Air Race brings another dimension into the challenge – skill. The pilots are using some of the lightest, agile and most responsive planes that exist, but ultimately it’s the pilot’s stamina and skill that determines who will be crowned the next Red Bull Air Race World Series champion.”

http://www.redbullairrace.com/2007/about.php?lang=en
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Here's poem for Judith, and all of the Red Hat Ladies
I found this poem at "Peggies Place"
http://peggiesplace.gospelcom.net/hatfight.htm

My pit bull sayin' mama

85 POUND PIT BULL ATTACKED BY A BABY AND LOVES IT!!

WARNING DO NOT TRY THIS IN A STOCK,, Eurocopter BO-105 CBS
Yes, it does back flips. It is a Eurocopter BO-105 CBS 4 Twin engine
helicopter. Stock model with a Rigid Rotor system, the fixed rotor is
why it   more...can do aerobatics.

AND THE PILOT SAYS:
Dude...I appreciate your comments...BUT...this IS a very modified
machine and DO NOT do this with a stock one. I did the mods myself
along with engineering tests and I do know what I am talking about.

The ones being talked about in Europe cannot do all the aerobatics I
can, because of the mods. The mods are "confidential" so don't ask.

Go to the Eurocopter website and compare the EC-135 (formerly the
BO-105) with the Dauphin AS 365N3. The EC-135 page has a nice
close-up
photo of the hingless (or bearingless as they call it) rotor head.

The AS365N3 page has a nice picture of the Starflex hinged rotor head -
which is typical for all Eurocopters (except the EC-135/BO-105),
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071127 - Bull Fighting Snapshots

A vid I made about the hardy souls who rescue, and the dogs they save. (Please note: I am not a rescue. Check out the links at the end of the video if you're interested in helping out a rescue dog.)

What, they don't take enough from people?!