And what country can preserve its liberties if their rulers are not warned from time to time that their people preserve the spirit of resistance? Let them take arms. The remedy is to set them right as to facts, pardon and pacify them. What signify a few lives lost in a century or two? The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants.
I found this explanation by "ScumPuppy," on Reddit:"Very cool. For those wondering what's going on, it's just water vapor, same as when you exhale when it's really cold out since your breath is warmer than the surrounding air. It's presumably sunset or dawn, judging by the light on the trees, so the angle of sunlight is hitting its exhalations perfectly."
I used to have peacocks running around loose, on the farm. They're better 'country doorbells' than geese. They were very fond of the Texas chili pequin, or 'bird's eye' peppers, too. They're about the size of a pea, and very hot. we had them growing ornamentally, and these guys would scarf'em down like M&M's. They were mean to the dogs too, but the dogs learned an excellent revenge. They knew they couldn't kill them, so they would chase'em until the peacocks took to the wing, and then they would grab their tail feathers in their teeth. One-by-one, they pulled out the peacock's tail feathers. No display for the peahens, then! No pussy either. Just deserts for harassing the dogs.
Can someone explain this to me?
ReplyDeleteI found this explanation by "ScumPuppy," on Reddit:"Very cool. For those wondering what's going on, it's just water vapor, same as when you exhale when it's really cold out since your breath is warmer than the surrounding air. It's presumably sunset or dawn, judging by the light on the trees, so the angle of sunlight is hitting its exhalations perfectly."
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DeleteI used to have peacocks running around loose, on the farm. They're better 'country doorbells' than geese. They were very fond of the Texas chili pequin, or 'bird's eye' peppers, too. They're about the size of a pea, and very hot. we had them growing ornamentally, and these guys would scarf'em down like M&M's. They were mean to the dogs too, but the dogs learned an excellent revenge. They knew they couldn't kill them, so they would chase'em until the peacocks took to the wing, and then they would grab their tail feathers in their teeth. One-by-one, they pulled out the peacock's tail feathers. No display for the peahens, then! No pussy either. Just deserts for harassing the dogs.
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