It was a platformer, the main character is a fat guy with a slingshot I believe. I have no idea what it was called or what OS I know it was in the 90s.it was very hard and I never beat it.
There is a house being torn down in my neighborhood. After talking with the contractor he mentioned there is a beehive in the far wall. He's leaving that side of the house up as long as possible but it will be knocked down soon. If anyone is interested in rescuing the hive send me a DM.
I woke up this morning to a stinky, hot breath in my nose and a dollop of saliva on my cheek. I opened my eyes and Major was staring down at me with such intensity, it could only mean one thing: he wanted to play. I could see his mouth opening as though to protest the refusal he surely knew was coming β it was only 2 am, after all β but we were spared the back-and-forth when my phone dinged to life. Major jumped off of me and barked at it with excitement. A phone call at that hour, unfortunately, was nothing to get excited over.
My brain was still foggy from waking up, so I canβt recall the exact wording, but the gist of it was they needed my, and more importantly Majorβs, help finding a missing hiker. Major, for all his faults and reeking farts, was one of the best damn rescue dogs youβll ever meet. He has a keen sense for the mountain and has an amazing track record at finding lost hikers, even when their trails have gone cold.
βI guess you win, boy,β I mumbled, as I got up and got dressed for work.
I grabbed a cup of coffee on the way to the rangerβs station and tracked down the chief, who was looking at a gridded map and directing the search crews. There was a steady stream of orange jackets and headlamps walking up to and away from him. There were also multiple canine units.
Major was the only dog off-leash, and there was a good reason for that. Like I said before, heβs great at what he does, but he has his faults. He tends to slip out of his collar and go off running on his own. Having worked with him for a few years now, Iβve found the most successful way of dealing with him is letting him do his thing. He breaks from the pack, somehow finds the missing person, then runs back to me and leads me to them, Lassie-style.
The chief turned towards me. This is what I recall of the conversation:
βDylan, Major, good, youβre here. We have a hiking boot for you to sniff.β
This wasnβt the time for humor, but I couldnβt help myself. βMe, or the dog?β
I thought I was hilarious, but the Chief gave me the look. He handed me the boot and I crouched down on Majorβs level, holding it out to him to give it a good sniff. The boot was a spare theyβd found in her car, but the scent was still strong enough for Major to track.
βWeβre looking for Rhonda James. She and her friends were supposed to go up the Pinewood trail to see the sunset last night. They got separated. The girls found their way back to the station about an hour
... keep reading on reddit β‘
Lucci's House Bully Rescue. Founder, Laurie Collins
Where to begin? Well, with the dead woman.
September 2021
Loretta Moore (84) - Boone County, Indiana. Found dead in her home on September 14, 2021 after being mauled to death by 4 dogs (2 huskies and 2 other large dogs) belonging to her son James Ray Moore, plus "Chance" a pit bull he was fostering for LHBR. The county returned the 4 dogs to Moore upon request, and the pit bull back to the rescue.
October 2021
Currently in the process of pulling 2 pit bulls, Deuce and Hershey, that killed a small dog
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Adopted out intact adult male pit bull "Snorkel" to foster fail.
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Feb 9, 2021
Rehoming a 36lb ACD mix (photos show a dog that appears to be actual ACD mix) that scares a vet staff and puts a cat in the vet hospital.
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August 2021
Rehoming a 55lb pit bull with speckles that attacked and tried to kill a small dog.
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I have a nervous reactive rescue dog and i had settled her down in the other room and shut the door so she could rest for a bit. My nmother thought it would be okay to open not only that door but also the main door of the house to the outside street because βshe wouldnβt actually run awayβ. Yes she would- sheβs done it before and will do it again. Thankfully I managed to catch her before she got too far. Now the golden children siblings are telling me not to be mad at my nmother. I am beyond furious.
