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This man went camping alone deep in the woods, like no cellphone reception deep. Being by himself, he wasn’t armed, he didn’t have a dog with him or any other means of defending himself. In the middle of the pitch black night all of a sudden his tent collapses,...

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This man was camping alone, he decided to make a quick update video for his followers when he started noticing activity outside of his tent, he started hearing noises and screams that he couldn’t tell were from animals or not. He sat silent as he felt like he heard people walking outside his tent. But he never left his tent to investigate, he just sat there and waited until it went away. If he felt threatened as if something g or someone meant him harm, why would anyone in that position just stay put, wouldn’t you make an attempt to leave?
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This man was camping alone, he decided to make a quick update video for his followers when he started noticing activity outside of his tent, he started hearing noises and screams that he couldn’t tell were from animals or not. He sat silent as he felt like he heard people walking outside his tent. But he never left his tent to investigate, he just sat there and waited until it went away. If he felt threatened as if something g or someone meant him harm, why would anyone in that position just stay put, wouldn’t you make an attempt to leave?

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This man’s dog passed away a few months ago. They used to tie him up to this tree out in the front yard as he loved being outside. They even buried his leash at the base of the tree. As he was walking by the tree they used to tie him up to, they noticed a formation at the bottom of the tree on the trunk and it looks so similar to a photo they have of him. He said he’s aware of pareidolia, where people see patterns or formations in certain things. But he doesn’t believe it is that. I see it. Think it is so cool and beautiful. ❤️ Do you see it? What do you think it is? Ever heard of pareidolia? Think he is seeing what he wants to see? Or, do you think it is definitely a sign of his beloved dog?
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This man’s dog passed away a few months ago. They used to tie him up to this tree out in the front yard as he loved being outside. They even buried his leash at the base of the tree. As he was walking by the tree they used to tie him up to, they noticed a formation at the bottom of the tree on the trunk and it looks so similar to a photo they have of him. He said he’s aware of pareidolia, where people see patterns or formations in certain things. But he doesn’t believe it is that. I see it. Think it is so cool and beautiful. ❤️ Do you see it? What do you think it is? Ever heard of pareidolia? Think he is seeing what he wants to see? Or, do you think it is definitely a sign of his beloved dog?

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So many people are telling this man that he doesn’t have control of his own dog. The way the dog disregards his commands and does what he asks shows that this isn’t going to end well for him. The man argues and says the dog obeys him most of the time. But judging by the interactions he has like this one, he is over confident. Especially with a dog who is aggressive and territorial like this one. I never understood why people want aggressive dogs they can’t control, maybe as a status symbol but this is how owners and innocent people get bit. Should owners have to show proof they can control their dog as part of ownership?
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So many people are telling this man that he doesn’t have control of his own dog. The way the dog disregards his commands and does what he asks shows that this isn’t going to end well for him. The man argues and says the dog obeys him most of the time. But judging by the interactions he has like this one, he is over confident. Especially with a dog who is aggressive and territorial like this one. I never understood why people want aggressive dogs they can’t control, maybe as a status symbol but this is how owners and innocent people get bit. Should owners have to show proof they can control their dog as part of ownership?

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201,802 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад

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I have never seen anything other than vehicles being repossessed, so seeing that this family’s shed is being repossessed is so unusual for me. These people ran electric to it illegally and was treating it like a spare bedroom. I understand the concept of why it’s being repossessed however I feel they could have done a better job. As soon as he pulled up and saw a bunch of people surrounding it, he knew he should have called the police to keep things civil. I don’t think the family was going to ever willingly let anyone take it even though they knew they weren’t making the payments. So why bother with doing a normal repossession, there could have been people in it while he was trying to do that and injuries would be avoided. Do you feel he handled this correctly?

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