Buffalo Rides a Convertible - No Bull!

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  1. Stormin' Norman

    Stormin' Norman Well-Known Member

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    You gotta laugh.........

    Made my day, Norm!
     
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    :oops:mg: that is a cute story, but unfreakinbelievable
     
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    Way too cool! I love buffalo...not sure I'd bring one into the house or my car...but I love buffalo.
     
  5. Stormin' Norman

    Stormin' Norman Well-Known Member

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    There's one or two guys here from Alberta. True cowboys out there. Especially in the southern part of the Province, but for a guy from Edmonton to have a buffalo, that's a stretch. It's mostly Oil and Government up there.

    I still haven't figured out the difference, but my Province's icon is the Bison. I wouldn't go build a 4 door convertible for one though.:rofl2:
     
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    wagonmaster Administrator Staff Member Moderator

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    hahaha, that was great!
     
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    Yeah, I saw that too.:D There's some kind of snake in our local zoo who refused to eat mice and rats that were previously frozen (smart snake :lolup:), so they placed a live rat in the cage with her, and she won't eat her either. They're best friends! Go Figure! There's hope for hooman beans! :evilsmile:
     
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    That is amazing! Who ever would have believed that a wild buffalo would take to humans like that. Unreal. And cool!:D
     
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    To answer Norm's earlier (2009:49:) question
    Technically it's a Bison. The term Buffalo supposedly came from early pioneers calling it that because it reminded them of a water buffalo.
    Sort of like them naming the Robin because it reminded them of the Euro Robin. Not even in the same family!
     
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    ok how bout these questions

    1. how does he drive a car legally with no windshield?
    2. how does the suspension of a seemingly otherwise stock pontiac parisenne
    handle the weight of a buffalo?
    3. we have bison farmers here in the keystone state. and the ones ive talked to said the bison by nature is mean! how come his arent?
     
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    1. On his own back 40 acres.
    2. Good at first, but worse as the buffalo got bigger.
    3. That's not a question.
     
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    My Buffalo drives the car.


    :D
     
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    andy,
    i appreciate the attempt at smart-assery
    but i still miss cliff.

    i fixed it....#3 is a question now!
     
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    #3....because Canadian Bison know what will happen to them if they are bad!
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    :rofl2:
     

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