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@TomeReader this one took plate but didn't buzz off the VIN number 😂😂😂

Meanwhile on my property...the clown left a .45 clip and his driver's license in the console. Brought down fence, uprooted trees etc. until he lost all oil and antifreeze from straddling a boulder...

Former Under Secretary of Defense James Miler submits his resignation to SecDef Esper, telling him "Law-abiding protesters just outside the White House were dispersed using tear gas and rubber bullets — not for the sake of safety, but to clear a path for a presidential photo op."

@opie @th3j35t3r I have never seen a troll on here. They get squashed so fast they’re gone before I even know what’s happening 😆

On the left , Black protestors protesting cops murdering a black man

on the right, white, gun toting white supremacists protesting mask wearing

whats wrong with these pictures?


Part V: "Well, did you freeze it?" he asked.
"Freeze it? For what" I wanted to know.
"If you froze it you could cut out the tumor and have yourself a nice little taxidermy project. If you can do a little critter you can do anything" was his answer.

I didn't bother to explain to him that my two vegetarian roomies would not have appreciated seeing a frozen tumored squirrel in our shared freezer and I never did find out what happened to that arrow...


Part IV: Suddenly I saw pieces of bark falling and the rodent slipping and falling to the ground. I went over to it and saw that the arrow had breezed right through its body. The arrow's whereabouts unknown but I didn't hear anyone scream or any dog yelp so it must have landed on a roof somewhere.

The squirrel had a tumor on it and after I disposed of him I called my taxidermy teacher to tell him about the day's adventure.


Part III: It was dusk and I saw the squirrel in the front yard struggling to climb a tree and its sillouette settled on a tree limb. I was standing in full view of the neighborhood, bow in hand, drawn and aiming up at the tree. I never used sights so it was a bit of a risk.
I let the arrow fly. Nothing happened.

"Shit!" I said...I had no more arrows and a loose flying arrow in a residential area is never a good thing.


Part II: I lived with vegetarian roommates who weren't thrilled with my interests. However one day they came to me very upset that there was a sickly squirrel outside and asked me to "do something" so it wouldn't bite their pets. I told them to go visit their boyfriends as what I was going "to do" wasn't something they'd enjoy watching.
They left and I got out my compound bow. I couldn't find any field tips so I used what I had...a broadtip arrow meant for deer-sized game.


Part I: Aside from a variety of job paths I undertook, I have found an equally diverse set of hobbies to keep me busy. One was taxidermy. I knew a fellow in Ypsilanti who was very good at it so he took me under his wing and taught me to mount deer, bear rugs, wild turkey, and so on. I found that clear nail polish made noses look wet and used some artistic license to make them more lifelike...

This one was signed by the subject top right. His signature is worth way more than mine lol!

@Minholkin Here's the process...I never make a drawing, I just start painting. If I screw up...oh well start over :)

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