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Farmers will set out large, cylindrical hay bales when it is feeding time for their herds. When the resident bull saw the bale, he decided to help his lady friends by unrolling the “yellow carpet.” The bull knocked the hay bale on its side with a carefully placed headbutt. A few more nudges with his massive head and the bale unrolled. @scoutlarue75 #fyp #buckingbulls #rodeo ♬ Love You So – The King Khan & BBQ Show It is good to see that chivalry is not dead in this herd. The bull did a masterful job of unrolling the entire hay bale for the cows. Nicole McCormack posted the video to show a bit about herd life. A herd is a cohesive group that works together to ensure the health of the entire herd. To avoid dominance issues, there is usually only one bull, and he is the de facto “leader” of the herd. While we aren’t sure if this action was intentional or just rolled out that way, the bull seemed intent on the task. Many think of bulls as the wild, bucking animals we see in rodeo clips. While Nicole has a lot of rodeo clips on her TikTok page, there are also plenty that show how docile bulls can be. Image from TikTok. Nicole’s love for these large animals is heartwarming. Although she may be very active in the rodeo circuit, she sees and shows us the softer side of bulls. Champion bull rider J.B. Mauney showed us that bulls can give as much love as they get. J.B. purchased the bull that broke his back and ended his rodeo career. The bull and J.B. now live leisurely, enjoying their retirement together. Please share if you understand bulls better and are impressed with how they interact with humans and their herd. You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post Gentlemanly Bull Rolls Out The “Yellow Carpet” For His Ladies… Literally! appeared first on InspireMore.

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Our old colleague Alex Hall at FoxNews.com caught a hilarious exchange between Shark Tank star Kevin O'Leary and a gaggle of Democrat journalists on CNN's NewsNight with Abby Phillip on Thursday. He said he was struck by how Biden didn't think Kamala Harris was the correct replacement if he stepped down: "Only 90 days ago, Pelosi went to Biden and said, ‘You need to step aside’ and convinced him to do so. He made the decision, and he did actually ask her, and we’ve now learned this, ‘Is she the right person to drive this home?’ He questioned that. He could have said, ‘We need to run a process in order for me to make this move,’ but they decided not to. I don’t know who ‘they’ is. Was it Obama? Was it Pelosi? I don’t care who it was." They let O'Leary unspool this -- until he said "This is the second time the Democratic Party has circumvented democracy and chose-" The was too much for Democrat journalists, who panel erupted with "That's not true. That's not true." It's quite obviously true! You could only quibble that this is the third time in a row this has happened -- Wikileaks revealed the DNC scandalously favored Hillary over Bernie Sanders in 2016, and Barack Obama pressured other candidates out of the race to rejuvenate a flailing Biden in 2020. NEW: CNN panel explodes into chaos when @kevinolearytv dares to point out that Kamala was not elected to the party’s nomination, and was “chosen” by Pelosi and Dem party elites. Holy smokes. Watch how quickly and angrily the “Defenders of Democracy” attack O’Leary and justify… pic.twitter.com/LhH9nseNBh — Western Lensman (@WesternLensman) October 25, 2024 But O'Leary just cited 2016, and so it began:  "Kevin, Hillary Clinton won a primary," Phillip argued. "Nobody could compete with her!" O'Leary said, raising his voice amid the gurgling crosstalk. "Even Bernie Sanders!" "She won a primary," Phillip said again. "So did Kamala Harris win a primary?" O'Leary asked.  "Listen, we've talked about this before!" Phillips said. "What's wrong with talking about it tonight after what you just saw?" O'Leary asked, as panelists continued talking. This is where it became faceplant-funny Washington Post columnist and CNN economics commentator Catherine Rampell said, in all seriousness: "Do you think that’s really what matters to voters? Your whole shtick has been, ‘Let's talk about what happens to voters,’ do you really think voters care about the internecine primary process?" CNN and the rest of the media suppressed primary challengers to Biden, most notably Rep. Dean Phillips, who ran against Biden primarily to argue he wasn't mentally fit enough to continue! They all actively downplayed it.  O'Leary cracked back: "If you’re a Democrat, you sure as hell care today." Then Phillip disparaged O'Leary by announcing "I know that you are from Canada, "but the primary process in this country is not in the Constitution. It’s not in the Constitution. The political parties can choose however they want to choose their nominee, and as long as they meet the legal deadlines in the states where they are on the ballot, they can do it however they want." The media and the Democrats clearly didn't want a primary process in 2024, and the media helped Pelosi and Obama and the rest force Biden out. These are the "saving democracy" folks! 

Valve has just reversed a Team Fortress 2 tweak that came 17 years after launch. I'm not talking about weapon balancing, map changes, or even team adjustments. No, I'm talking about the Scout's pants. While Deadlock keeps getting major updates and Counter-Strike 2 continues weapon tweaks, the TF2 crowd was given a small, but impactful, update only to have it ripped away within 24 hours. Continue reading Valve reverses Team Fortress 2’s ‘biggest’ change in 17 years after just one day MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best FPS games, Best old games, Best multiplayer games

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