Can't fix stupid

[Rebel SS]

And like Paul used to say, "Now we know the rest of the story!"     

yea yea.........you tried to kick the hornets nest.........and dotch put ya in your place!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i know how you operate!!!!!!!!!!!!

I just learned a lot from Dotch's post, since I know nothing of farming. The newspaper should therefore issue a correction and be notified. Should I ask the DNR to issue another exemption, as I've found something else that's blue and fulla manure?    

[Dotch]

  ...you two!

[HD]

Up here, hogs have been taking a back seat to the cattle and turkey barns, (not as many pig farmers anymore)...so most of the fertilizer is coming from them. We used to get our fields sprayed with pig chit, and you can tell the difference in the bushel per acre.

[Steve-o]

Now, I've never understood how they get permitted without more pit capacity than they have just to account for situations like this.

Government lobbyist and farm bill legislation; brought to you by the same folks who don't think it is necessary to required double fencing to keep CWD infected deer from escaping the farms they were shipped to.

[delcecchi]

AKA regulatory capture.

[Rebel SS]

Yup. We grow lots of 'em here. 


Woman facing assault charges after allegedly driving over her son

March 19, 2019

 ROCHESTER, Minn. (KTTC) – A rural Rochester woman is facing second degree assault charges after allegedly driving over her son.

58-year-old Cynthia Grund was arrested after the incident 5:15 p.m. Monday on the 3500 block of County Road 150 SW.

According to the Olmsted County Sheriff’s Office, Grund’s 37-year-old son has problems with alcohol. When Grund and her husband told him to leave their home, he went out and laid his body across the driveway. He allegedly said, “Why don’t you just run me over?” The sheriff’s office reports Grund then did just that.

Grund’s son was taken to Mayo Clinic – Saint Marys Hospital with significant injuries to his head and pelvis.

Cynthia Grund told the responding deputy, “He had been drinking all day. He didn’t think I was going to do it. We gave him a chance.”

[delcecchi]

I guess she will get probation, like the guy that chased the people with his car, got out waving a big knife, then tried again to run over them.   
Or the guy with 15 pounds of weed...
or
or

[LPS]

I wonder if she had a few too?     Gee Mom I love you.   

[Leech~~]

Yup. We grow lots of 'em here. 


Woman facing assault charges after allegedly driving over her son

March 19, 2019

 ROCHESTER, Minn. (KTTC) – A rural Rochester woman is facing second degree assault charges after allegedly driving over her son.

58-year-old Cynthia Grund was arrested after the incident 5:15 p.m. Monday on the 3500 block of County Road 150 SW.

According to the Olmsted County Sheriff’s Office, Grund’s 37-year-old son has problems with alcohol. When Grund and her husband told him to leave their home, he went out and laid his body across the driveway. He allegedly said, “Why don’t you just run me over?” The sheriff’s office reports Grund then did just that.

Grund’s son was taken to Mayo Clinic – Saint Marys Hospital with significant injuries to his head and pelvis.

Cynthia Grund told the responding deputy, “He had been drinking all day. He didn’t think I was going to do it. We gave him a chance.”

Sounds like just a loving mother fulfilling her sons wishes! 

[Dotch]

Meanwhile, in greater Bugtussle...

Cattle on I-35 leads to crash that injures 2 from Canada
 
By Staff Reports

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Published 11:11 am Tuesday, March 19, 2019

Two Canadians were injured Tuesday after a semi collided with at least one cow on Interstate 35 near the Geneva exit.

Lovepereet Singh, 24, of Edmonton, Alberta, and Gurshehbaj Singh, 25, of Edmonton were taken to Mayo Clinic Health System in Albert Lea with injuries deemed not life-threatening.

Lovepereet Singh was driving a 2013 Kenworth semi tractor south on I-35 when he was unable to avoid multiple cattle in the road, according to the Minnesota State Patrol, losing control of the vehicle and causing it to roll at 3:47 a.m.

At the time of the crash, Minnesota State Patrol advised there were seven to eight cattle walking on the road.

Albert Lea police, Freeborn County Sheriff’s Office and Minnesota Department of Transportation assisted on scene.

 

[roony]

Yup. We grow lots of 'em here. 


Woman facing assault charges after allegedly driving over her son

March 19, 2019

 ROCHESTER, Minn. (KTTC) – A rural Rochester woman is facing second degree assault charges after allegedly driving over her son.

58-year-old Cynthia Grund was arrested after the incident 5:15 p.m. Monday on the 3500 block of County Road 150 SW.

According to the Olmsted County Sheriff’s Office, Grund’s 37-year-old son has problems with alcohol. When Grund and her husband told him to leave their home, he went out and laid his body across the driveway. He allegedly said, “Why don’t you just run me over?” The sheriff’s office reports Grund then did just that.

Grund’s son was taken to Mayo Clinic – Saint Marys Hospital with significant injuries to his head and pelvis.

Cynthia Grund told the responding deputy, “He had been drinking all day. He didn’t think I was going to do it. We gave him a chance.”

She taught him a lesson he won't soon forget! (If he can remember it)

[roony]

Meanwhile, in greater Bugtussle...

Cattle on I-35 leads to crash that injures 2 from Canada
 
By Staff Reports

Email the author

Published 11:11 am Tuesday, March 19, 2019

Two Canadians were injured Tuesday after a semi collided with at least one cow on Interstate 35 near the Geneva exit.

Lovepereet Singh, 24, of Edmonton, Alberta, and Gurshehbaj Singh, 25, of Edmonton were taken to Mayo Clinic Health System in Albert Lea with injuries deemed not life-threatening.

Lovepereet Singh was driving a 2013 Kenworth semi tractor south on I-35 when he was unable to avoid multiple cattle in the road, according to the Minnesota State Patrol, losing control of the vehicle and causing it to roll at 3:47 a.m.

At the time of the crash, Minnesota State Patrol advised there were seven to eight cattle walking on the road.

Albert Lea police, Freeborn County Sheriff’s Office and Minnesota Department of Transportation assisted on scene.

If everyone just raised sheep this kind of thing wouldn't happen.

[delcecchi]

Meanwhile, in greater Bugtussle...

Cattle on I-35 leads to crash that injures 2 from Canada
 
By Staff Reports

Email the author

Published 11:11 am Tuesday, March 19, 2019

Two Canadians were injured Tuesday after a semi collided with at least one cow on Interstate 35 near the Geneva exit.

Lovepereet Singh, 24, of Edmonton, Alberta, and Gurshehbaj Singh, 25, of Edmonton were taken to Mayo Clinic Health System in Albert Lea with injuries deemed not life-threatening.

Lovepereet Singh was driving a 2013 Kenworth semi tractor south on I-35 when he was unable to avoid multiple cattle in the road, according to the Minnesota State Patrol, losing control of the vehicle and causing it to roll at 3:47 a.m.

At the time of the crash, Minnesota State Patrol advised there were seven to eight cattle walking on the road.

Albert Lea police, Freeborn County Sheriff’s Office and Minnesota Department of Transportation assisted on scene.

Is it still your fault if you hit livestock on the interstate, like it is on county roads?

[roony]

Is it still your fault if you hit livestock on the interstate, like it is on county roads?

The verdicts in a number of lawsuits would show that you are wrong again.   

[Rebel SS]

I hit some livestock at Walmart the other day, the Aisle Bovines.®  The lowing and bellering was ear splitting.

Right you are, Roony. In over 99% of the cases, the animals owner is held liable, even if negligence is hard to prove. I look at it as fresh burger for all. 🐄

[glenn57]

well I know a member at the hagar city plant that got sued and lost cause his and his dads cattle where loose. the guy that hit the cattle died. they wheretold several times to control there cattle.

[LPS]

I had a friend who's horses got out near Elko.  Someone hit one of the horses and sued the crap out of the guy I know.  And won.

[Rebel SS]

well I know a member at the hagar city plant that got sued and lost cause his and his dads cattle where loose. the guy that hit the cattle died. they wheretold several times to control there cattle.

Boy, yer really having issues with reading tonite, ainthca???!! Who did I just say was liable??? THE OWNERS!!!! 

[glenn57]

well I know a member at the hagar city plant that got sued and lost cause his and his dads cattle where loose. the guy that hit the cattle died. they wheretold several times to control there cattle.

Boy, yer really having issues with reading tonite, ainthca???!! Who did I just say was liable??? THE OWNERS!!!!  DUH! 

yea I an read...……... i was supporting your response. sheez...your not the only one that knows things for cripes sake.

[Rebel SS]

Ya so???  Seems that just happened to me!!!!          



Wait; I forgot....

[Rebel SS]

UPDATE: The Mother of the year......


https://www.postbulletin.com/news/public_safety/woman-released-on-conditions-after-allegedly-running-over-son/article_92d99d1e-4b2e-11e9-bca5-af00f5aff1e2.html

[mike89]

Mommy dearest for sure!!!!   

[LPS]

I love you Mommy...   

[Rebel SS]

Ooh...that's what it's called now......"research"......we really grow 'em down here. 


https://www.kaaltv.com/news/university-of-minnesota-educator-arrested-for-allegedly-seeking-prostitution/5287006/?cat=10151

[LPS]

Maybe Kraft was just doing research too. 

[Rebel SS]

 

[mike89]

sounds do able!!!   

[Rebel SS]

I been researching the NL for a couple years now. 

[Steve-o]

I been researching the NL for a couple years now. 

(Ya gotta love Marty Feldman)   

[Leech~~]

Ooh...that's what it's called now......"research"......we really grow 'em down here. 


https://www.kaaltv.com/news/university-of-minnesota-educator-arrested-for-allegedly-seeking-prostitution/5287006/?cat=10151

Look at the poor guy. Paying might be his only way!