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............Reminded me of the Amazing Rhythm Aces; "Too stuffed to jump"!

Yeah, there are real people in that car. 💝💝

Thank You 😊 for saying something about that Awesome Woman who saved the cat may many blessings be 🌧 rained down on her.❤🧡💙💚💛💜

She also risked killing a lot of other drivers for an animal more destructive to the environment that pollution and hunting. Cats have wiped out over 60 species of animals in America alone

@@JohnGalt-vr3lx gonna need to see a link to that stat...

@@mordot13 no comment I see lol

That dumbass old lady should be charged with multiple traffic violations with the promise of jail time!!!! It this kind of assnine thinking that it's ok to endanger the lives of human beings for ANY animal that has the cancel culture making the value of a person's life mean less and less meaningful with every delusional, brain disorder evident , self righteous bullshit decision or idea that these obviously mentally sick people can conjure in their make believe , snow globe universes.

🦛Did you see the tv show about Pablo Escobar's imported Rhino's are out of control? He imported 4 or 6 and they've multiplied and it's outta control, super impressive Vet team there doing all they can but the Country needs to back it financially. PE's gone but the problems & complications go on in ways one never would've thought. 🦛"The Hunt for Escobar's Hippos" 🦛aired last month. Over 60 wreeking havoc, not their fault tho they likely will suffer for it. 🦛

That wasn't India. That was in Mongolia.

@@patstokes7040 Actually I beg to differ. The Punjabi Sikh leaders and other powerful Rajas and Maharajas were not only fabulously rich but very powerful. The Punjabi people are very famous for not only their cavalry skills but also are well known for their special breeding of horses. They jealously bred/breed their horses and will/would never allow anyone the chance to breed from their stud stock - at any price!!! They would rather kill their horses than allow someone to breed from them. (a Rajputan prince told me this) There are accounts of vast cavalries of 45000 to 200 000 engaging in battles. (Maharaja Ranjit Singh comes to mind.) Remember that although a Maharaja's cavalry was vast it did not mean that the entire cavalry was used in one place. To defend or take over a territory the cavalry would be split up into units with generals (normally Rajas and Ranas (Princes) with their own cavalries) heading each unit for a given mission and an area to cover. By default this would make a combined cavalry of vast numbers for the Maharaja. We must not think of these cavalries in the same light as a modern cavalry unit. There were many kingdoms throughout the South-West Asian area. These kingdoms were ruled by the Emperors of the day. Not unlike medieval England the majority of the cavalry and army members were private citizens who trained themselves to be able to take part in war to defend their kingdom. They had their normal occupations but honed their skills for warfare. Male children did not necessarily play with the toys of the West. Their games included things like balancing games by climbing on each other to make pyramids, wrestling, riding horses bareback and performing stunts on horseback. Even a traditional game like cricket called Gilli Danda honed the children's skills in speed and accuracy to hit a wooden peg with a stick which had to be caught by the opponents. When older they would throw spears through hoops while on horseback and have duelling and wrestling competitions to see who was stronger and win the royal favour. When the British first encountered the Indian warriors they were faced with having to deal with experienced warriors expertly handling sophisticated hand held weapons which they had never seen before. Because of the multiplicity of kingdoms in the South-West Asian area all of the leaders of these kingdoms had to always be alert and the citizens obediently and proudly obeyed their leaders if there was a threat of attack. During the Sepoy rebellion there was one battle in May 1837 at Qaiser Bach near Lucknow where as many as 38 000 Indians were killed in one day. Unfortunately the ancient equine machine was no match for the gun and cannon power of the British. Considering this you can possibly understand, -taking into account the number of Indians who died along with many (princes)Ranas and Rajas- how vast the original combined armed Indian cavalry and army would have been. A little known fact is the Mughal Emperors originated from Afghanistan. The name Afghan translates as Horseman or Cavalier. Obviously the Mughal Emperors would not only have had vast cavalries at their disposal but also used waring elephants. Both breeds of animal would have been decked in magnificent livery. Another little known fact is that it was considered a great honour for a Mughal Prince to be given the duty to care for and guard the personal horses and elephants of the emperor. Today we would consider the job of a stable hand as low; at that time it was reserved only for the elite and royal. This was long after the occupation of Genghis Khan of the sub continent. But certainly I have to agree that the Mongolian people were and still are very famous for their love and nurturing and expert horsemanship of their equine friends; and anyone would be stupid to deny that Genghis Khan would have had not one but many cavalries containing vast herds of waring horses and expert cavaliers. Also knowing his reputation I suppose there is a good possibility that a good percentage of the Afghan population is descended from Genghis Khan. Best Wishes. Lamees Ahmad

@@bakatiaramed3026 .......During the worst winters of the war, I understand that a lot of the magnificent animals were butchered to keep the Cavalries from starving! Is this true?!

@@bakatiaramed3026 Pat Stokes meant that in this video it was Mongolia

Maybe they don’t get paid by the hour.

China is insanely cheap and they just don't give a damn over there

And probably an accident rate 10 times ours.

ya with 100x the deaths and 5% the quality. you really love seeing that stuff? lol. you don't know what you have, clearly. or you're virtue signaling your way right into ignorance.

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What did they drink?

@@MrSpacelyy Same question.

@@MrSpacelyy i think it 's lemon . ^^

me too . cant stop laughting :)))

..........It's broken, idiot!

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@@faizalmahmood6257 now oi

Maybe it's not working? Genius....

The chick! My friend used to live in San Francisco and said Asian women are the worst drivers in the world, 😂

Looks like something a guy would attempt 🤪

Its a guy called Dane Jackson who is considered one of the best white water and freestyle kayakers in the world at the moment. Has a YT channel (of that name) if you want to look it up to be sure. Pretty sure its on the Zambezi river (vid from 18th feb). The shot that was used was from the channel "Senders" with that vid being from the 4th feb. Its one of the shots around 6 min or so in.

I second that! Lots of tough, brave and skilled people everywhere, aren't there? 💖

Clickbait

I watched the whole video no blonde, clickbate. The mouse/hamster with the knife was awesome. So was that huge rat eating with the cats until momma cat noticed.

@@Strives12More Yeah that rat was eating until mom noticed and knew better than to hang around😁😁

Help me

This guy lol

This is true and kinda funny that we still use this measure of power in automobile engines. For those who don't know, a horsepower is the amount of work needed to lift 550 pounds one foot in one second. I guess, had they used a stronger horse to establish this, all the engines today would be weaker.

True, and the moron watching the little bird nearly run over and doing nothing is an asshole.

I agree, horrible.

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@@PatchouliPenny u LLP ÍSCXÓÇC

@@leonardcadalin9206 what?

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Thanks for the heads up. I was getting confused