No, but I was a few feet away from what I first thought was a small wolf, but probably was a large coyote.

Could they drag you away?

Condolances. I was hitting the Ibuprofen after I broke my foot last month. Problem is it affects my stomach and does other weird stuff to me. Doc switched me to Voltaren. That has other weird side effects so I stopped. Trying to get the swelling down again the last few days so I picked up the Vitamin I again, along with more ice pack sessions. frack

Where in the world would one see a wild horse?
Does it speak to you?

Got my wife, too, but I was fine.

My Phylox is off the chain.

Hell no! I don't think wild horses are apt to drag anyone away really, I guess that song's premise is flawed
First time I saw them was circa '79 in Ol' Virginee on Assateague Island. Got an incredible sunburn that weekend.

I've also seen them in AZ and WY. Some of the hoses I've seen in other western states may have been feral also but I just didn't know it

Here's a table showing those managed by the BLM.

I'm not wearing my glasses and thought that was growing on a desk before I zoomed in

Man I gotta start proofreading. Robbed dessert of an "s" and put hoses instead of horses. Not gonna bother editing tho

not to mention the extra wasted time in the waiting room of medical industrial complex. F that.

Do olde issues of People magazine not entertain you?

Do they still have Highlights Magazine? Haven't seen one in a while.

I’ve seen them on Mission Road NW of Green Valley, AZ. They often hang out around the Komatsu proving grounds because there is a water source nearby or so the locals tell me.

I've been though the dessert on a hose with no name,
It felt good to be out of the reign.

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And they probably make you fill out five pages of forms, both times. #MedicalIndustrialComplex

I saw some deer on last night's walking and running activity. Pretty much the same as wild horses

I first went there in 1963 when it was also home to the Angels. Went several times in the 80s to see the Dodgers. Outfield pavilion seats were $5 as were the seats above home plate on top.

Back then there was no advertising inside the stadium except the 76 ball above the message board.

My doctors use modern technology. No paper needed.

I've seen plenty of deer. I've never seen a wild horse. Where are they going to get a good pair of shoes out in the wilderness?
Those don't look like comfortable seats for snoozing.

You still have to fill out the same repetitive questions that you may have answered numerous times before.

I love it when you have to fill out the form, even though none of your information has changed since the last time you were there, and then in the exam room the assistant asks you something you just answered (again) on the form. #MedicalIndustrialComplex

You must have a different Strava handle since Datlas is no bueno.

I would've been singing this the whole ride...

Tomorrow I want you to repeat these words back, “person, woman, man, camera, TV”. Good luck

I don't think I've ever found a discount code on the Internets that worked.

Voltaren ... the 'gel'? My story: I have a bad back (L5/S1 disc buggered) that acts up occasionally. Back in '16 (I think) it seized up horribly, so Mrs. Badger decided to try Voltaren gel on it. Within about 10 minutes I had all the symptoms of a heart attack. Ambulance called; off to ER; tests etc. Nothing 'wrong'. After about 8 hours I was sent home, still a bit wobbly. Took about a day+ for all the symptoms to subside. Had a follow-up with a cardiologist -- all clear. Turns out that somewhere in the fine print is the statement that this is a 'known' but 'extremely rare' reaction. Needless to say, I've never gone near the stuff since.