How to teach a Cowboy that llama's spit

The fellow who wrote this has to learn things the hard way….

Did you know that if a cowboy falls just right a full grown bull dog can pull a full grown cowboy down a clinic hallway at approximately 20 mph? It’s true.

Did you know that that a full grown ostrich can kick a full grown cowboy approximately 20 yards through the air? It’s true.

Did you know that if your vet asks you to assist him in semen testing a bull that your life will be in danger if you say yes? It’s true.

Did you know that llamas spit? Well I sure wish you had said something about it before Frank got to teach me that!

Unfortunately, this post is only about how he learned that Llamas spit. I look forward to reading about how he learned the other lessons. I should warn you though, that this guy’s formatting is awful.

I always knew that fancy toilets were a bad idea.

This from the Times….

Inspired to terror by uncompromising evening newspaper headlines such as “Toto to fix buttock-scorching bidets”, nearly 50,000 Washlet owners yesterday jammed the company’s information lines. Although no injuries have yet been reported in connection with Toto’s combustible conveniences, many “near-miss” victims have come forward to describe horrified disbelief as their lavatories unexpectedly set themselves ablaze.

H/T the Belmount Club.

A Modern Stonehenge

This guy likes to play around with huge stones, and is building his own stonehenge—without modern tools! It’s not only cool to see, I think it also serves as a lesson. It may or may not be the way the stonehenge was built, but it goes to show that there are non-technological ways to do some impressive feats. All it takes is some basic knowledge of how large objects behave.