OP's horse must have had nerves of steel not to freak out with that Karen screaming. Horses are prey animals who don't do well around arm flapping, screaming banshees.
In the UK there are 3,000 to 4,000 people attacked by milk cows each year (considered our most dangerous animals) and up to 30 people die from this, (on average 11 people die from shark attacks each year). Farm animals know their owners and farm workers, but fear everybody else. Karen could have been bitten, kicked, or even trampled by a skittish unknown horse.
Two big horses we had when I was growing up would be happy to let you pet them but you better watch out! They might step on your feet while trying to get close enough for a good scratch! So... Still dangerous. 🤷🙄
Stay away from such animals as Bison, Elk (Wapatie), Moose, Antelope and Long Horn Sheep. Also stay away somebody else's horse. You can find yourself trampled into the ground.
Wapiti. Y’all, if you need to question why it’s a bad idea to pet or otherwise harass bison, watch the videos of idiots walking up on bison in Custer State Park in the Black Hills of South Dakota. Especially, look for the one of the idiot woman (she was trying to win a Darwin Award, apparently) who walked up on a bison, which hooked her with its horns, and flung her out of her jeans! The bison “wore” her jeans on its horn for a couple days after that. The idiot woman lived. She had to be hospitalized for her injuries. Bison are VERY large, very strong, and can outrun a human easily. They are also unpredictable. DO NOT PET THE FLUFFY COWS!!! 🦬🦬🦬
@@susangrande8142Can't forget how much more ornary they get during red dog season, and even a car doesn't feel safe when you have a massive bull walking up along side it not even a foot away. Man, I should try and get a trip made to drive through there again, it's been a good long while.
Good afternoon, friends! Your right about horses, the key is always on! Even when you know the horse, they still Suprise you every now and then! Thank you for the stories and sharing them! I'll catch you again in the morning so I can hear some more!
Regarding the horse story, there are a number of very popular channels devoted to the horse guards in London, England. These are extremely popular tourist spots as both the horses and their riders wear ceremonial clothing and gear (such as swords). There are regular inspections, guard changes during the day, as well as 3 different regiments within England's military that rotate doing the duties so uniforms and gear are different. Every day, however, we see tourists behaving badly and often foolishly considering how huge those beautiful horses are. There are even signs posted warning people the horses may bite or kick; nor are they allowed to grab the horses' reins. One thing that continually upsets viewers is when idiot parents put very small children, including babies, too close to the horse. Just recently, for example, a construction crew dropped a load of materials near 5 horses being exercised in a park. The horses panicked, and fled the scene racing down the busy streets of London. A number of people were injured, some while trying to capture the running horses. Some of the video shot during the chaos show a white horse who also had been injured had blood all over his lower neck and chest as he ran down the street. Thankfully no one, including the horses, was seriously hurt; but it stresses again that horses are very large, strong animals. One can never predict when something could upset them.
People if you're living in an HOA, you need to realize that you're paying twice for one property. You are paying your mortgage to the bank and then paying rent to the HOA
Then there's the risk of collecting too many HOA fines. Then the HOA can swoop in take possession of your home and move someone else in. While you are still stuck paying the mortgage.
The HOA board that created a website with all information posted should be mandatory for all HOAs. The community should be able to know how the money is being spent without a lot of paperwork.
More than that, every HOA should be forced to get a mandatory yearly audit of their books with the results then placed on public record so that everyone can see exactly what's going on, just as though the HOA was a public company (which it effectively is).
If the street in question is Privately Owned by the HOA, then yes they can Legally Restrict On Street Parking as it's their Private Property... If it's a Public street, then you are quite correct, the HOA has no say whatsoever in who parks there or for how long... 😄😁😆😅😂🤣
Please don't give ignorant advice to people. Private streets/roads can absolutely have whatever rules the owners of the street dictate as long as they don't contradict applicable laws.
Perhaps the OP was typing in a hurry and mistakenly combined rant/tirade, perhaps autocorrect made a "correction" that wasn't noticed, and perhaps redditor just isn't good at English. I think your correction is the intended word.
I was riding horses with my mother holding me when I was 2 years old. By the time I was 4 years old I could ride a horse alone. The horse I rode was 14 hands tall and so gentle all I had to do was just snap a lead line to his halter hop on his back and ride. No bit or saddle needed. He was named Furry and a beautiful black and white paint. Since he wasn't 14 and a half hands tall for a horse. He was called an Indian paint pony. I was 2 when my parents bought him and Furry was also a two year old. I'm now 70years old and just reliving fond memories. Didn't mean to ramble.
This is why people should be raised done farms or ranches cuz he don't understand the value of good hard work as well as the fact that animals can kill you if you're not being attentive.
The people who don't 'understand' that large animals can be dangerous are why stupid tourist at Yellowstone have to have signs telling them "Don't Pet the Fluffy Cows". (Bison)
My paternal grandparents in Oklahoma had horses years ago and we were first trained to handle them before being allowed to ride them. Grandpa would go around the county shoeing the horses of different ranches so I learned to help him with different jobs, so I personally know that OP is correct!
If you're going to let anybody on or in a stable beforehand they need to watch a video that disclaimers how they can be hurt by the animals in the property. Like showing people being dragged around not saying stomped but just some things that show really horrible outcomes. And then make them sign a liability waiver.
Horse story even if OP was a worker they have at least some obligation to try and prevent injury. Especially as while not spelled I doubt OP is working with his horse outside of a fenced in area
We had a karen here who was screaming over and over again that we needed to sign her petition to turn this area into a "Neighborhood Association" Not only did WE refuse, but almost ALL the neighbors around us refused, too. You could hear her screaming at people across the street that "They didn't care about the town." That they were "Communists that didn't care about the nation." That they were "Hateful people that hated god." All because people were refusing to sign her stupid sheet of paper to make this area the equivalent of an HOA. Well, a community of townhouses were built just outside of town. It's an HOA community. Guess who sold her house and moved there instead? Heh, yep, that karen. And we all say "Good riddance!"
Stable story: Horses are large, powerful animals that have been known to take on bears in the wild... AND WIN! Despite being herbivores with flat grinding teeth, they can tear skin and draw blood with their bites, while kicks and stomps can break bones and rupture organs. HOA parking story: And that's what you have to do, vote the power-hungry wanna be dictators out of office. HOA coup de tat story: That is the why and how HOA's should be run. Sadly, too many aren't.
It's just in parts of the tropical South. I watch a guy on RUclips who posts crazy videos of people in Florida. Gators, crocodiles, and pythons in backyards and pools are scary.
@@mbyerly9680 In my rural part of the UK, the worst we have to contend with is rats the size of a Chihuahua but mostly the wildlife is surprisingly friendly.
Actually to the story about the shed, with issue of hte property line it isn't tresspassing if they had someone liscensed to do it as for their job they are allowed on pretty much any property to do their job so long as they aren't being destructive.
Would'nt that be limited to the property of the person hiring the surveyor? You mean I could hire a surveyor to enter my neighbour's property without their permission? That surveyor better run fast if they're caught trespassing on my property.
@@arjankraaijeveld9587 Actually yes. As long as they are liscensed to do the job they have the right to enter the property so long as it's not into an unreasonable amount of distance into the property.
@@gregorygejoff1628The odds of an HOA board member being a licensed surveyor are pretty small and in these stories it's usually some board member sneaking around on people's property, not an actual surveyor or government employee.
If the property has an HOA it is a hard NO for purchase.
Don't need a bunch of Karens and Kevins telling me what I can or cannot do on my property.
Last story:they should have gone to the district attorney and had the board proscutied for the embesslement of hoa funds.
OP's horse must have had nerves of steel not to freak out with that Karen screaming. Horses are prey animals who don't do well around arm flapping, screaming banshees.
In the UK there are 3,000 to 4,000 people attacked by milk cows each year (considered our most dangerous animals) and up to 30 people die from this, (on average 11 people die from shark attacks each year). Farm animals know their owners and farm workers, but fear everybody else. Karen could have been bitten, kicked, or even trampled by a skittish unknown horse.
Horses kill more peple in Australia thn any other animal.
Two big horses we had when I was growing up would be happy to let you pet them but you better watch out! They might step on your feet while trying to get close enough for a good scratch! So... Still dangerous. 🤷🙄
If farm animals had carnivore mindset, humanity would be doomed.
Stay away from such animals as Bison, Elk (Wapatie), Moose, Antelope and Long Horn Sheep. Also stay away somebody else's horse. You can find yourself trampled into the ground.
Also don't try to pet the teddy bears. Especially the White ones.
But the white ones REALLY LIKE IT when you pet them LOL........CHOMP
Wapiti.
Y’all, if you need to question why it’s a bad idea to pet or otherwise harass bison, watch the videos of idiots walking up on bison in Custer State Park in the Black Hills of South Dakota. Especially, look for the one of the idiot woman (she was trying to win a Darwin Award, apparently) who walked up on a bison, which hooked her with its horns, and flung her out of her jeans! The bison “wore” her jeans on its horn for a couple days after that. The idiot woman lived. She had to be hospitalized for her injuries. Bison are VERY large, very strong, and can outrun a human easily. They are also unpredictable. DO NOT PET THE FLUFFY COWS!!! 🦬🦬🦬
@@susangrande8142Can't forget how much more ornary they get during red dog season, and even a car doesn't feel safe when you have a massive bull walking up along side it not even a foot away. Man, I should try and get a trip made to drive through there again, it's been a good long while.
Good afternoon, friends! Your right about horses, the key is always on! Even when you know the horse, they still Suprise you every now and then! Thank you for the stories and sharing them! I'll catch you again in the morning so I can hear some more!
2nd! 🧡🍒✌️
Regarding the horse story, there are a number of very popular channels devoted to the horse guards in London, England. These are extremely popular tourist spots as both the horses and their riders wear ceremonial clothing and gear (such as swords). There are regular inspections, guard changes during the day, as well as 3 different regiments within England's military that rotate doing the duties so uniforms and gear are different. Every day, however, we see tourists behaving badly and often foolishly considering how huge those beautiful horses are. There are even signs posted warning people the horses may bite or kick; nor are they allowed to grab the horses' reins. One thing that continually upsets viewers is when idiot parents put very small children, including babies, too close to the horse. Just recently, for example, a construction crew dropped a load of materials near 5 horses being exercised in a park. The horses panicked, and fled the scene racing down the busy streets of London. A number of people were injured, some while trying to capture the running horses. Some of the video shot during the chaos show a white horse who also had been injured had blood all over his lower neck and chest as he ran down the street. Thankfully no one, including the horses, was seriously hurt; but it stresses again that horses are very large, strong animals. One can never predict when something could upset them.
Good afternoon everyone and RedWheel 😊
Hope everyone had a great Thursday 😊
1st! 💜🍰✌️
People if you're living in an HOA, you need to realize that you're paying twice for one property. You are paying your mortgage to the bank and then paying rent to the HOA
Then there's the risk of collecting too many HOA fines. Then the HOA can swoop in take possession of your home and move someone else in. While you are still stuck paying the mortgage.
The HOA board that created a website with all information posted should be mandatory for all HOAs. The community should be able to know how the money is being spent without a lot of paperwork.
More than that, every HOA should be forced to get a mandatory yearly audit of their books with the results then placed on public record so that everyone can see exactly what's going on, just as though the HOA was a public company (which it effectively is).
The HOA is NOT allowed to restrict street parking. I don’t care what their bylaws say. It can NOT be enforced even if it is in their bylaws.
If the street in question is Privately Owned by the HOA, then yes they can Legally Restrict On Street Parking as it's their Private Property...
If it's a Public street, then you are quite correct, the HOA has no say whatsoever in who parks there or for how long...
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Please don't give ignorant advice to people. Private streets/roads can absolutely have whatever rules the owners of the street dictate as long as they don't contradict applicable laws.
Damn that dad that runs the HOA now needs to do leadership courses for young kids these days They need that kind of thing these days.
1:25: "..launched into a TYRANT..." The word is TIRADE.
Perhaps the OP was typing in a hurry and mistakenly combined rant/tirade, perhaps autocorrect made a "correction" that wasn't noticed, and perhaps redditor just isn't good at English. I think your correction is the intended word.
When it comes to the HOA what's the difference🤔😆
I was riding horses with my mother holding me when I was 2 years old. By the time I was 4 years old I could ride a horse alone. The horse I rode was 14 hands tall and so gentle all I had to do was just snap a lead line to his halter hop on his back and ride. No bit or saddle needed. He was named Furry and a beautiful black and white paint. Since he wasn't 14 and a half hands tall for a horse. He was called an Indian paint pony. I was 2 when my parents bought him and Furry was also a two year old. I'm now 70years old and just reliving fond memories. Didn't mean to ramble.
This is why people should be raised done farms or ranches cuz he don't understand the value of good hard work as well as the fact that animals can kill you if you're not being attentive.
The people who don't 'understand' that large animals can be dangerous are why stupid tourist at Yellowstone have to have signs telling them "Don't Pet the Fluffy Cows". (Bison)
Natural Selection.
My paternal grandparents in Oklahoma had horses years ago and we were first trained to handle them before being allowed to ride them. Grandpa would go around the county shoeing the horses of different ranches so I learned to help him with different jobs, so I personally know that OP is correct!
Have an awesome day everyone and especially you Redwheel! 🥰🤗💜✌️
If you're going to let anybody on or in a stable beforehand they need to watch a video that disclaimers how they can be hurt by the animals in the property. Like showing people being dragged around not saying stomped but just some things that show really horrible outcomes. And then make them sign a liability waiver.
Horse story even if OP was a worker they have at least some obligation to try and prevent injury. Especially as while not spelled I doubt OP is working with his horse outside of a fenced in area
HOA'S do NOT control the streets in a HOA.
It is perfectly legal to park on a public street no matter what the HOA says!!!!
We had a karen here who was screaming over and over again that we needed to sign her petition to turn this area into a "Neighborhood Association" Not only did WE refuse, but almost ALL the neighbors around us refused, too. You could hear her screaming at people across the street that "They didn't care about the town." That they were "Communists that didn't care about the nation." That they were "Hateful people that hated god."
All because people were refusing to sign her stupid sheet of paper to make this area the equivalent of an HOA.
Well, a community of townhouses were built just outside of town. It's an HOA community. Guess who sold her house and moved there instead? Heh, yep, that karen. And we all say "Good riddance!"
Stable story: Horses are large, powerful animals that have been known to take on bears in the wild... AND WIN! Despite being herbivores with flat grinding teeth, they can tear skin and draw blood with their bites, while kicks and stomps can break bones and rupture organs.
HOA parking story: And that's what you have to do, vote the power-hungry wanna be dictators out of office.
HOA coup de tat story: That is the why and how HOA's should be run. Sadly, too many aren't.
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A Gatored community is scarier than a gated community. Would hate to live in the USA.
It's just in parts of the tropical South. I watch a guy on RUclips who posts crazy videos of people in Florida. Gators, crocodiles, and pythons in backyards and pools are scary.
@@mbyerly9680 In my rural part of the UK, the worst we have to contend with is rats the size of a Chihuahua but mostly the wildlife is surprisingly friendly.
Actually to the story about the shed, with issue of hte property line it isn't tresspassing if they had someone liscensed to do it as for their job they are allowed on pretty much any property to do their job so long as they aren't being destructive.
Would'nt that be limited to the property of the person hiring the surveyor?
You mean I could hire a surveyor to enter my neighbour's property without their permission? That surveyor better run fast if they're caught trespassing on my property.
@@arjankraaijeveld9587 Actually yes. As long as they are liscensed to do the job they have the right to enter the property so long as it's not into an unreasonable amount of distance into the property.
@@gregorygejoff1628The odds of an HOA board member being a licensed surveyor are pretty small and in these stories it's usually some board member sneaking around on people's property, not an actual surveyor or government employee.
that lvl of inisght etc should be mandetory to have in a hoa.
As Sherlock Holmes put it so succinctly "They're dangerous at both ends and... crafty in the middle."
Grizzle Grizzle…
That word realized is over ued. Do you realize 😅😅😅😅
Blow my CASKET? 😂😂😂 Thanks for the laugh
Omfg get to the point!!!!
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