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  3. Today, I learned that my dog, who’s 60 pounds of pure muscle, is deathly afraid of this:

Today, I learned that my dog, who’s 60 pounds of pure muscle, is deathly afraid of this:

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  • Michael / Chgowiz 🎲🎲C Michael / Chgowiz 🎲🎲

    @SJohnRoss @Tim_Eagon

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    @chgowiz @Tim_Eagon Truly terrifying creatures crafted from pure spite.

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    • Dave ClarkB Dave Clark

      @Tim_Eagon I'm much bigger than your dog and also scared of that

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      @bedirthan I get blasé when I see them wandering through the neighborhood every day.

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      • Cheddar GoblinC Cheddar Goblin

        @Tim_Eagon Descendants of dinosaurs should not be underestimated.

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        @cheddar_goblin There are so many sandhill cranes around here nowadays. If you get close, they just wander in the opposite direction.

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        • CassandraS Cassandra

          @Tim_Eagon I mean he probably should be! Cranes do not mess around.

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          @Sadsquatch That crane was across the street, but my dog acted like it was in her face!

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          • Michael / Chgowiz 🎲🎲C Michael / Chgowiz 🎲🎲

            @Tim_Eagon Hell, I'm over 200 and I'd be nervous...

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            @chgowiz Sandhill cranes wander through my neighborhood every day. You get used to them.

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            • unixjunk1e 🌵U unixjunk1e 🌵

              @Tim_Eagon I nearly got kicked off a horse once on account of a goose. 100% plausible

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              @unixjunk1e Now geese, I don't fuck with!

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              • S. John RossS S. John Ross

                @chgowiz @Tim_Eagon Same. As soon as that thing stops staring at me, I bolt.

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                @SJohnRoss @chgowiz I've had turkeys, swans, and geese charge me, but never a sandhill crane. They're pretty used to people now.

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                • C. R. CollinsC C. R. Collins

                  @Tim_Eagon

                  He's a smart dog. Those birds can be evil. 😄

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                  @crcollins The sandhills in my neighborhood (and there are a lot of them) are pretty used to humans.

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                  • Tim_EagonT Tim_Eagon

                    @SJohnRoss @chgowiz I've had turkeys, swans, and geese charge me, but never a sandhill crane. They're pretty used to people now.

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                    @Tim_Eagon @chgowiz Oh yeah, turkeys can be almost as crazy as they are brainless. I've had a few dicey run-ins with turkeys.

                    I've never faced swan aggression. I will add this to the list of things that terrify me.

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                    • S. John RossS S. John Ross

                      @Tim_Eagon @chgowiz Oh yeah, turkeys can be almost as crazy as they are brainless. I've had a few dicey run-ins with turkeys.

                      I've never faced swan aggression. I will add this to the list of things that terrify me.

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                      @SJohnRoss @chgowiz Swans are just bigger, prettier geese.

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                      • Tim_EagonT Tim_Eagon

                        @SJohnRoss @chgowiz Swans are just bigger, prettier geese.

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                        @Tim_Eagon @chgowiz Snobby geese. They'll hate you AND look down on you for your taste in shoes.

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                        • S. John RossS S. John Ross

                          @Tim_Eagon @chgowiz Snobby geese. They'll hate you AND look down on you for your taste in shoes.

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                          @SJohnRoss @chgowiz That would explain the hissing.

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                          • S. John RossS S. John Ross

                            @Tim_Eagon @chgowiz Oh yeah, turkeys can be almost as crazy as they are brainless. I've had a few dicey run-ins with turkeys.

                            I've never faced swan aggression. I will add this to the list of things that terrify me.

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                            @SJohnRoss @Tim_Eagon I'm OK with turkeys. I just try to get them to follow me into the garage and then... :draws forefinger across neck:

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