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I am ready to shop for rabbits, how to tell does from bucks? Do bucks have external genitalia?
With chickens time will tell, but will it for rabbits/ Dan |
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Young rabbits can be hard to sex,go to a breeder, and they can show you how to tell the difference.You will be able to see the testis in an older buck. |
On young rabbits you turn them over and gently push down on each side of their sex organ, In a male you should see a tiny tubular projection pop up and on a female there will be none. Easy, I used to raise rabbits, and I could always sex them this way as soon as I started handling them. |
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Yep...that's explained pretty good, and if someone shows you it's even better. |
Flip bunny over using your index finger and middle finger, press down gently on either side of the genitalia opening until the genitals pop out. Donut is boy, Taco is girl. |
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I'm making this request because it is almost impossible to buy Hawaiian papaya seeds from the U. of Hawaii and know if they are GMO (genetically modified) contaminated. I've read that Kauai has the least amount of contamination (only a trace, this compared to 50% on the Big Island, and 5% on Oahu...and this was reported 4 years ago!).
I'm especially looking for Waimanalo variety because it's low growing, but also Solo Sunset, Solo Sunrise, or any sweet papaya growing in your back yard. It's hard to grow papaya where I live, but I grow bananas and every year try to keep my plumerias alive...and those green things you see in the markets here are called papayas, but they don't taste like papayas. Hope this reaches some GMO aware ears...we really have to keep that stuff from spreading. John |
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Check out Aloha Seed. They have Waimanalo, Solo Sunset and Solo Sunrise. See what their GMO status is. I've had good luck growing papaya plants from their seed BUT our long cool winters rob the sweetness from the fruit. The fruit looks great, but the flavor is BLAND. I'm growing a cultivar right now called Florida Jack. Its supposed to produce sweet fruit even here in CA. |
Here is a link that might be useful: alohaseed
I've never heard of Florida Jack. Where did you get the seeds for it, I'd like to try some. I've spoken with Aloha Seed, a year ago, and I don't think they would know unless they tested the seed...but I should give them a call again. The reason I picked Kauai was as I mentioned, at the time of the reporting there was very little GMO found in the papaya growing there. And I've also read recently that they have testing available (i think it was free) for anyone who wants it. Where are you located, with a zone 10 but long cool winters? BTW, in the past I've read that humidity was the key to the sweetness. I have long hot summers here and I would just keep the plants indoors (near a window with afternoon sunlight) during the winter...although I've had good luck with frost protection cloth. But papayas, like plumerias, are so easy to kill. |
Aloha jbclem, Jeri de Pietro and the anti GMO group here on Kauai can definitely help you out. Google and contact them ! They have been having seed trade/giveaways that feature a lot of GMO free seeds. I've been to a couple and they are great presentations. In fact there was recently a banana one which i found very informative ! She said they will come test my papayas (solo sunrise) for me free - she was gonna drop off a test kit or something but she's busy and probably forgot. I'm sure one of the group can provide you clean seeds. Sorry i don't have the name right now but a google would get you there ! |
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'The Avengers' made over $1.5 billion (with a b) at the box office, which is enough to make it one of the biggest films of all-time. But Marvel executives weren't the only ones making money off the film. Star Robert Downey, Jr. confirms he made over $50 million to star in 'The Avengers' adding, "Isn't that crazy?" Yeah, pretty much.
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INDIANAPOLIS, March 16, 2004
Be careful what you wish for, the axiom says. You just might get it.
Owners of the Champ Car World Series may have won the battle to exist in Indianapolis Federal bankruptcy court on January 28th, but in order to survive they must have a 2004 season. The annual hegira to Long Beach, CA on April 16-18 could be in jeopardy, thanks to the iffy nature of this business and the manner in which it's being conducted, particularly by owners Open Wheel Racing Series.
The hombre who defines modern Mexican motorsport has decided that, after witnessing the CCWS Season Premiere at the same Long Beach venue last Monday and Tuesday, signs of life are not good enough for him to stick around this year after being in the series formerly known as CART since 1993.
Adrian Fernandez' Quaker State/Tecate/Telmex Lola/Ford is on the 30th annual Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach race poster; yet Fernandez, the 40-year-old resident of Paradise Valley, AZ, arbiter of Mexican motorsports direction and participation won't be in Long Beach next month.
He has defected.
As of last Thursday evening, Fernandez Racing is an Indy Racing League IndyCar Series entrant, working in concert with Super Aguri Fernandez Racing at both team's brand new north Indy facilities. This weekend at his [adopted] home race the Indy 200 Copper World Classic, Fernandez will drive a #5 Panoz G Force/Honda/Firestone racer. While this must have been a tough choice for Fernandez to make, OWRS' owners made it easier for him.
Adrian Fernandez is a good businessman. His business is racing. And he was appalled that no one at Champ Car World Series, including new CEO Dick Eidswick bothered to be in touch with him concerning his participation in the series. Fernandez expected answers to questions he had in his mind from OWRS, from Eidswick and from others in position to tell him viable plans for the 2004 season. At this time, he reminded, the series has no Mexican or international TV telecasts scheduled.
"There has been uncertainty about the series due to the bankruptcy," Fernandez said. "I came to Long Beach to get answers but things were worse than I thought. I needed facts, not more promises," and Adrian never got them.
He was particularly disturbed to see CCWS owners stealing drivers from private teams with less financial backing than their own, witnessing the poaching of Nelson Philippe from Conquest Racing to Rocketsports and the dropping of Patrick Carpentier from Gerald Forsythe's team in favor of Rodolfo Lavin, who brings Mexican Corona beer pesos with him.
The latter deal left Derrick Walker, a CART supporter and member of the creditors' committee that urged Judge Frank J. Otte to back OWRS' play without the ability to put together a Champ Car World Series team this year. Walker, too, might bolt for IRL, where he once campaigned a car for Sarah Fisher.
"At this time, I saw no contracts for engines, for tires for races. I have too much of an investment to wait. They kept telling me to trust them," Fernandez explained. "The series we knew as CART is gone. The major teams are gone and I could count 12 drivers only when I went to Long Beach.
"There were no facts; there was no business plan, no confirmation. How long should I have waited? I can't keep hearing 'trust me, trust me' from these guys. The confidence level wasn't there. This is no longer the CART we all knew," he affirmed. "We at Fernandez Racing didn't see any facts and we didn't have the confidence" they'd see those facts in the near future.
Adrian doesn't know about the possibility of other teams leaving the Champ Car World Series, but he does know that "a lot of owners are not happy." It's difficult to market a racing series where there's infightingwhich is going on right now at CCWSand Fernandez needed to position his sponsors where they could get a return on their investment.
There's talk about Team Rahal leaving, with or without driver Michel Jourdain Jr. and his Mexican Gigante sponsorship. Patrick Racingwhere Fernandez scored six victorieshas shut its doors. Walker Racing could be forced to do the same, as could Conquest Racing. And Forsythe Racing is sending 2003 champion Paul Tracy out to compete without viable commercial backing, other than Jerry Forsythe's own company Indeck, "even though there are two Canadian races," Fernandez reminded.
It's not a pretty picture, is it? "I'm very sad about what's happening. It's a tough situation," said Adrian. His own sponsor Tecate departed Fernandez' CART team after the close of the 2003 season, yet is returning to do battle in the Indy Racing League. "The owners at OWRS did nothing to help me replace Tecate, which was a huge loss. I put the colors of "Visit Mexico" on my car in Long Beach" even though he wasn't paid to do so. "I just wanted to give something back to the country that has supported me."
Adrian Fernandez wasn't willing to put his 40 employees out on the street if the Champ Car World Series didn't make it out of the starting blocks. He had to look after those people. "There are so many mechanics looking for work" right now.
What could have kept Fernandez Racing in the CCWS fold? Simple facts, business plans, a verifiable schedule, television programming in his native land and a better sense of fairness by the new owners. Instead of making promises since they first approached the purchase of CART Inc., OWRS could have presented specifics about their plans. Rather than taking drivers from smaller teams, the owners might have helped those squads secure their futures.
None of this has been done and that inaction may lead to added defections to the Indy Racing League by teams and drivers more prominent than even Adrian Fernandez, who owns eight Champ Car victoriesfour of them on oval tracks, by the way.
It was arrogance and greed that brought down Championship Auto Racing Teams. While Adrian Fernandez would rather be racing on road courses and at home in Monterrey and Mexico City, that won't be possible this year. "It's not that I wanted to do a change," Fernandez stated. "I am not turning my back on Champ Car; it's the other way around. This is not what we like but we had no real choice."
North American open wheel racing fans do have a choice. I wouldn't be surprised to see a large Hispanic presence at this weekend's Indy 200 Copper World Classic on the fast one-mile Phoenix International Raceway oval. And at 14 other 2004 IndyCar Series races. When Adrian Fernandez talks, his countrymen listen.


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Two days ago Alan Branch was arrested. One day ago, he was released from the roster. On Monday, Buffalo Bills head coach Doug Marrone explained that the defensive tackle's release had a much thicker layer to it than just Branch's off-the-field transgression.
"It was really performance," Marrone said. "You guys watch the film and the players we released, you have to perform in this league and he didn't perform well. Obviously [the arrest] was a poor decision, but basically it was the performance because we didn't really play him much in the first two or three preseason games, nor could we."
It makes sense from what the Bills have received from Branch since he signed his three-year extension in late December. He showed up to training camp out of shape, failed his conditioning test and then was passed by on the depth chart by three separate players. He was mostly playing alongside undrafted rookie defensive tackle Damien Jacobs, who also was released by the team in order to get down to 75 players.
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A couple of days ago, I applied for my last rewards credit card of the year (barring some end-of-the-world bajillion points offer that I can't refuse). I had been meaning to do it for a few weeks now, but life kept getting in the way of sitting down and focusing on the application(s). I waited so long that one of the cards I wanted was no longer available at the sign-up bonus threshold I wanted, but I'm actually pretty happy just getting one card this time around. I plan to do a much larger churn in about three months, but one was the right number for now.
The one card I had to apply for this time was the Chase Ink Plus Business Card. Many of you are probably very familiar with this card, and could recite its benefits backwards while sleeping, but for those who don't yet know the immense value of this card, here are the highlights:
- 50,000 Ultimate Reward points are awarded after you spend $5,000 on the card in the first three months
- 5x points per $1 on the first $50,000 spent annually at office supply stores, on cable and wireless service, and landline communications.
- 2x points per $1 on the first $50,000 spent annually on gas and hotel expenses paid directly to the hotel.
- No annual fee the first year – then $95 in subsequent years
- Access to the lucrative online Ultimate Rewards shopping portal
- No foreign transaction fees
- Ultimate Reward points transfer 1:1 to United, Hyatt, British Airways, Marriott, Priority Club, etc…
- The Ink Plus is a newer card that is virtually identical to the Ink Bold except it is a credit card and not a charge card that has to be paid off every month (though it is obviously best to pay it off anyway to avoid interest charges). The beauty is that you can get both cards (and both sign-up bonuses)!
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I already had the old Ink Bold issued prior to November 2011 and the "new" Ink Bold issued starting in late November 2011. I had received sign-up bonuses for both of those cards, but since the Ink Plus is a different (and newer) card product, I have no doubt I will get the sign-up bonus for 50,000 points for it as well after meeting the spending requirement. If I could have just one card to earn miles and points it would be one of the Ink cards since they have such lucrative 5x bonus categories, and earn my favorite type of points.
The main reason I applied for this card right now is because it currently has just half of the spending requirement that it normally has, and I personally do not expect it to remain at this lower level indefinitely. It previously required $10,000 in spending in three months to get the full bonus (though half of the bonus was awarded after first use, so that may have worked better for some). Now you get all 50,000 Ultimate Reward points after spending $5,000 in three months, and for my spending patterns that is much easier.
To my shock, I got an instant approval! This time I received an instant approval for the Ink Plus as my third Chase business card!
I got my first Chase business card by using my blog as my business after having it just a few months. The revenue was very little, and they took some credit limit from my personal Chase cards to open my first business card. I have heard of many diverse small businesses getting approved for a small business credit card. Some examples are eBay businesses, Etsy shops, blogs, lawn services, Amazon reselling, etc. If you are in one of those situations you may apply as a sole proprietor and use can your name as the business name. You can use your social security number as the Tax ID number and count yourself as your one employee.
I'm pretty excited to have finished my last application of the year and to have a clear and easy path to 50,000 more bonus Ultimate Reward points! Do you plan on applying for this card in the near future so that you just have a $5,000 spending requirement instead of the full $10,000?
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same with amex cards, if you can't prove honesty, don't bother it cos they will shut them down for you.
don't encourage stupidity please
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I applied several weeks ago. I don't seem to apply for card on the same day. I applied for 4 personal and 1 business over the last 2 weeks. Approved for all and had to call reconsideration for the Chase Ink Plus. I wanted them to close my Ink Bold but CSR said I have to on my own at a later date.
You said "To my shock, I didn't even have to talk to the reconsideration line as I had to do to get my first two Ink cards approved". OMG, that means you are a pro now. You are officially inducted into the elite club of credit card churners.
traveler, if you are newer to applying for multiple rewards cards, or if you don't do it that frequently, than applying on the same day isn't as important. However, over time it because more important due to the number of recent inquiries on your credit report. Congrats on the recent approvals!!
caveman, ha ha. Do I get a special trophy or certificate for my induction into the world of elite card churners. Ha ha. -
I find the Ink Cards invaluable. Such a great product.
I'm not familiar with Chase points so please advise… If you have different Chase cards i.e. Ink Bold or Sapphire, etc. Do all the points you earn from various cards get added to one account like AmEx does for Business-Gold, Premier Rewards, etc.?
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Congrats! I love Chase. I applied today for the Priority Club Visa (80,000 Points upon first use) and got approved right away. Would it be unwise for me to apply for the Chase Ink Plus on the same day? I already have the Bold, United Explorer, Sapphire, Freedom.
MileageUpdate, couldn't agree more!
Divyesh, it doesn't work exactly the same, but ultimately they can all be put in the same pot (at least in terms of all that earn Ultimate Reward points). They do transfer to Marriott, but not Delta. The full list is: British Airways, Korean Air, United, Southwest, Amtrak, Hyatt, Marriott, Ritz, and Priority Club. They all transfer 1:1.
Kathy, congrats on getting in on that great offer! I think it is wise to apply on the same day. I have those exact cards (plus an extra Ink Bold), so great choices. I say go for the Plus if you want it while the spending requirement is still at 5K. Sounds like you probably have some credit lines to bargain with, if needed. Good luck if you decide to do it! -
MP, are you keeping your Ink Bold card and paying the fee? Or, are you downgrading to a no fee card? Or , are you closing the account.
My annual fee just billed. Just wondering.
BeachMiles, I will be dumping the Old Bold that I don't use. Some like the rewards program it offered, but it isn't for me. I may keep my new Ink Bold passed the first year. I'm pretty conservative though and do not want a pattern of just churning the first year on every card. I won't keep both Bold and Plus both indefinitely though.
Is there an "official" end date for the $5k sspending requirement? I had read "at the end of the year." I am trying to time an application with some other financial stuff, so the date is more important than normal.
ctbarron, I have tried really hard to both get an official answer myself and one I can potentially share with others, but only have made moderate progress with #1 and no progress with #2. I don't know for sure if it isn't 100% set in stone yet, or if they just don't want the info out there. Either way, I was convinced enough that it likely won't be too much longer that I went for it myself. So, to put it another way, I have heard no different than you.
Do you have to wait until the 3rd month before the Chase ink 50K bonus get posted even you met the spending in 1 month? because I already spend $5k and statement is close for the month but it only posted the amount I spent on the card with no 50K bonus.
No don't have to wait til month 3 but maybe you hit it late in the cycle and it will post next month. Certainly shouldn't be later than that.
Thanks for the reminder, just got my wife to apply and get the card, I got it a week before the lower spending requirements, one quick call to the reconsideration line and we were all set. Love transferring these points to hyatt and united
Darrell, congrats to you and your wife!
Well, I applied for the Priority Club card yesterday (80,000 points) and got instant approval. So, I felt brave and applied for the Ink Plus last night and got a message that they would have to review my application. I called the reconsideration line this morning to offer up additional information. I was told that I had too many cards with chase and too much open credit with them. I now have the Ink Bold, Priority club visa, sapphire, freedom, united explorer. All the personal cards have more credit than I really need (to be honest). I offered to give up some of my personal credit line to open the Ink Plus. After lots of questions, he approved me. I am excited about the 50,000 UR points that I will gain. Should I have hung up and tried again or was it right for me to "offer" to move some credit around?
Kathy, it is always possible you would have gotten another answer from another person, but it is pretty common to have to trade some credit around once you get to a certain point with Chase. Only you know if you are comfortable with what they had you trade, but in general that is a pretty common occurrence. Congrats on getting approved!!
Used your referral link MP. Got the "we need to review your application" message. Immediately called reconsideration and got approved in 2 minutes without them even asking me a single question. I certainly didn't need 20k credit line, but I guess I can move that around down the road. Will add this to my Freedom, Sapphire, and Ink Bold collection. Love me those UR points. Thanks!
SG, congrats on the pretty easy approval! Great example of how reconsideration isn't always a tough call at all. Also, thanks for your support. Enjoy your UR points!
Approved after calling the recon line and was able to move around some credit to my Sapphire card, which had been instantly approved with a very low limit. Thanks.
Kevin, congrats!!
I got a bold at the end of November. Excited I finally have an Ultimate Rewards card! I will eventually apply for the Ink Plus with the justification that I want the option of not paying in full each month (even though I will). Can I switch my Bold to a no fee version when the annual fee comes up? Will that make me not eligible for the Ink Plus when I finally do do it?
Also, MommyPoints what did you say to chase when explaining why you wanted a second (and a third?) business cards? Same business but different spending? Or just completely different businesses?
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Matt, congrats on getting the Bold! Your justification for the Plus is spot-on, though with me they haven't yet asked why I wanted another one. It was more a matter of just asking about my business to make sure I could support the credit line (or shifting some from personal when they thought I couldn't). Otherwise, just say you want to keep some types or purchases separate, or want to maximize based on the different bonuses each card grants, etc.. A no-fee version won't make you ineligible for the Plus.
We are on the same wavelength. The Chase Ink Plus is the only card I applied for this quarter. I'm trying to meet the $5,000 minimum spend now!
Mark, I have to say….nice choice! If you are just going for one this time around, that is the one to go for. Well done!


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Hello all,
Anyone here know if Thai basil can be kept as a house plant over the winter? My Thai basil plant looks fantastic and I'm thinking of keeping some of it inside this winter. Please post your experience if you have done this.
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- Posted by herbalbetty z5NY (My Page) on Mon, Sep 14, 09 at 6:13
Whenever I have brought any basil inside as a houseplant, it does quite well for 2-3 months, then dies. But, hey, at least I get another several weeks out of it. |
- Posted by fatamorgana Zone 5/6 (My Page) on Mon, Sep 14, 09 at 8:54
Agreed. The only basil I've successfully overwintered is holy basil. But that is a perennial and a different type of plant altogether. FataMorgana |
I've overwintered sweet basil in a windowsill that only got about 5 hours of overcast sunlight a day. It wasn't looking that great by the end of winter but it came back around once I put it outside again in the spring. However, I'm not sure how sweet basil would compare to your Thai basil. |
- Posted by dancinglemons 7+ (My Page) on Tue, Sep 15, 09 at 1:59
Thanks one and all. I will try a small portion of the plant inside to see how it goes. It has done quite well outside this summer in partial shade. DL |
DL, I tried keeping sweet basil and chives indoors during winter a couple of years ago. I kept them near a sunny window and I provided bottom heat. The chives were happier than the basil which got a little leggy. I think if I had provided some additional artificial lighting, the basil would have been much happier. You may know this already, but thought it worth mentioning to keep the basil away from heater vents, and a good distance from windows which radiate cold. |
Are you ready for a 4-5 foot tall indoor plant? Artifical lighting would need to be on about 20 hours per day. |
Just beginning my testing of Thai basil but, I do have experience with sweet basil as a houseplant. Sweet basil does best in a west facing window and as long as you cut it back so it bushes no problem at all. It is coming along fairly well in my new apt. with its southern exposure with a large overhang. It gets very leggy just sitting inside but the one I set out each day for a few hours of mid day sun is performing well. In winter, this window gets a lot of direct sun so I am expecting no problems at all. The Thai basil uses amazing amounts of water here in New Mexico's dry climate, I actually have placed the pot in a clear container just a bit larger than the pot and add water up to the level of the soil every day.Otherwise, it seems to be acting just like the sweet basil. Both require regular pruning so that they do not get leggy but since I cook with them both I don't mind. One thing though, Thai basil does not keep flavor when dried anywhere near as well as the sweet basil. Hope someone finds this useful. |
- Posted by Bloomin_Onion 2/3 (My Page) on Wed, Jul 16, 14 at 9:40
Just wondering why artificial light wouldn't be a something you just assume you'd need to do? Unless you live in Arizona, I wouldn't imagine the window would be enough for overwintering any summertime herb. |
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The CDFI Fund received 408 applications from organizations across the nation, which collectively requested more than $467 million under the FY 2010 funding round. A total of $104.9 million was awarded to 180 financial organizations addressing underserved communities in 44 states and the District of Columbia. Through the CDFI Program, the CDFI Fund invests in and builds the capacity of private, for-profit and non-profit community-based organizations known as Community Development Financial Institutions that serve rural and urban low-income communities that lack adequate access to affordable financial products and services.
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I was wandering in a pasture when I was just a puppy and a kind person rescued me. I love to be petted and loved on, and I love to swim! I'm eager to find a forever home where I can grow up and learn how to be your best friend! I love to run, so I'll need a large fenced yard, and, for some reason, I prefer women to men.
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Max has been in Ft. Collins 7 Greeley, he kinda made his rounds! He unfortunately tested postivie for FIV/FLV which is not a death sentence, he just simply has special needs. He's almost 20 pounds of black, shiny fur! He's not crazy about other cats, he would do well by himself OR with one other (non dominant) cat. He is in Foster care in Loveland & anticipating his new, permanent home!
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- Rescues and shelter volunteers in Loveland already know the personality and tendencies of their pets. This means they can match you with the right pet. That will makes it much easier transition to owning a pet for yourself and your new pet.
- On average adoption fees are much less than you'd pay a Loveland breeder, or pet store. Plus most often rescue pets have already been to the veterinarian for a check-up, had a round of vaccinations, and are spayed or neutered. That is a lot of savings!
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Can you ever overshare via Twitter? A couple of days ago I would have probably said no. Well Craig Morgan has officially made me a believer that a person CAN overshare on Twitter.
I warn you, you will be disturbed if you head over to look at the picture Craig posted of Blake Shelton up in a treestand while hunting. Why you ask? Well let's just say it will answer that burning question you've probably asked...what happens when you have to go to the bathroom while 15 feet up in the air in a treestand.
Trust me, it's NOT pretty. Check out Craig's picture here, but don't say I didn't warn you.
The Frogmen in the Morning asked Miranda Lambert about the picture yesterday morning. Check out what she had to say below. You can also check out the whole interview on K-Frog's website, part 1, part 2, part 3.
UPDATE: I've been told multiple times that the infamous treestand picture isn't actually of Blake's ass. I've never seen Blake's ass personally so I can't tell you from experience if it is or not, all I can tell you is that Craig Morgan posted it as Blake's so I guess we just have to take his word for it.


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Erchak, Gerald Michael. The acquisition of cultural rules by Kpelle children. 8 Ethos 40-48, issue 1, 1980
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