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Mariangeles:
A delicious traditional meal

Happyßirthday
[color=#F5A215]ßß☆ [/color]

neezar:
RoyalBlak007 wadup Bro

What the HELL
[color=#F5A215]just happened? [/color]

Lalas247:
One team at a time ... my chest is fragile at the moment ... till we use these boys sweep ground

You still wan beat em for diá house!? THIS LADY IS WIXKED OH!
[color=#F5A215]El-kùn is in. Guardiola wants to settle for just a victory now [/color]

Dà [color=#F5A215]hell? [/color]

Lalas247:
They thought we came here to eat rice and stew
They are not ready !


Salah chop this biko
https://www.reactiongifs.com/r/bpg.gif

Abi
[color=#F5A215]Meanwhile Barcèlona on the brink [/color]

...And Mò Şàlah pilots
[color=#F5A215]liverpøol into the Śemis [/color]

Gullah:
E don happen

Yeah-Yeah

[color=#F5A215] I lifted up my eye's and saw it in the heavens ..... "This is my son SALAH with whom I am well pleased"[/color]

Lalas247:
Nice one
Now we gotta believe it......

DANNG!
[color=#F5A215]Tie dead and buried [/color]

Lalas247:
Thanks
Oya give me good prediction tonight

Liverpool will stun City with a goal...

[color=#F5A215]And the tie would be long gone [/color]

Lalas247:
Trent had that muda Fula in his pocket last week he is sooooo hurt

Once bitten>>>>69times śhy . "Return of the Mark"

[color=#F5A215]lála congrats o! I SƏƏ ÝŐU [/color]

Sáne messing with Trent Alexander-Arnold
[color=#F5A215]like he owes him a year's salary [/color]

Pep needs to switch to a 4-4-2 quickly. Jèsus is getting pinned by Van Dijk.
[color=#F5A215]Agùęro should create more space in the 18. [/color]

[color=#F5A215] [/color]

ßoth teams will score
[color=#853101]Hope Barca takes the evening [/color]

Both teams will score & probably more than 3 goals

[color=#15A9B1] Would ♡ to see City win [/color]

Pet Murders His Boy


We all know that dogs are loyal to their owners, but it is very rare to see a situation where a dog would have to choose between a fellow canine and its boy. Back in 1939 in Oklahoma, a woman named Fern Smith was with her four-year-old son and their large pet dog on her property. She had to retrieve a bucket of water from the outdoor pump and let her son play with the dog while she finished her chores.

The little boy spotted a small stray dog and began playing with it. The boy stuck a sack over the stray’s head and laughed as it tried to escape. Despite the fact that the large dog had protected its boy all his life, it apparently could not stand to watch the child abusing the stray for one second longer. It lunged at his neck and picked him up like a rag doll. Doing so punctured the boy’s jugular. The mother saw what was happening and ran screaming toward her son. She managed to beat the large dog away, but it was too late.

Fox Terrier Rips Master’s Throat
Not all dog-related deaths come from large, stereotypically dangerous breeds. All the way back in 1901, people had trouble figuring out what to do during medical emergencies, such as epileptic seizures . A New York woman named Carrie Cobus began having a seizure and fell to the floor. Carrie’s mother was panicking and threw water on her daughter’s face, as if that would help snap her out of it.
Their tiny pet fox terrier was nearby, yapping at Carrie as she lay shaking on the floor.

According to the newspapers, the dog “went mad” and lunged at her throat, puncturing her jugular. Carrie’s mother tried to pry the dog away from her daughter, but it would not let go. She had to pick up a fire poker and stab the dog, chasing it out of the house, never to be seen again. Carrie lost far too much
blood from the attack, and she died.

Boerboels Kill Breeder
Boerboels, also known as South African Mastiffs, are some of the biggest, strongest dogs that exist on the planet. Apparently, they were specially bred from mastiffs to be so strong that they can take on a lion. The breed is very rare in the United States because not many people are looking for a guard dog on that level.

In 2017, a woman from Asheville, North Carolina, named Jane Marie Egle imported six Boerboels with plans to breed puppies and sell them on the Internet. She didn’t know how to properly train or socialize these mammoth dogs, and they became aggressive.

One day, Egle’s daughter came home from school to see her mother lying on the floor bleeding. When she tried to get through the front door to help her mom, a Boerboel began aggressively barking at her, and she was afraid to enter her own house. She had to call 911 for help.

When police arrived, they made several attempts to enter the home without hurting the dog, but they were forced to kill it in the process of getting to Egle’s body. They checked for a pulse, and sure enough, Jane was dead. Local authorities called in an expert in dog aggression to help pacify the remaining canines, but she said that that their behavior was the most terrifying she had ever experienced in her 20-year career.

Dogs Kill Their Owner
In December 2017, Bethany Stephens was taking her two pit bulls on a walk in the woods behind her home in Virginia. She had raised the dogs since they were puppies, and according to friends and family, they had a great, loving relationship. This was their normal routine to get some exercise. They walked about 1.6 kilometers (1 mi) into the woods. For whatever reason, the dogs decided to attack Stephens.

When her body was found, it had deep bite wounds all over, including a punctured skull. The police called the scene “grisly,” and they had a very hard time recovering her body from the dogs, who were still guarding it and growling.

Family and friends were in such shock that they were in complete denial that the dogs actually killed her. They theorized that maybe someone had murdered Stephens in the woods, and the dogs only bit her in an attempt to wake her up. The rumors spread like wildfire all over social media, and people began to believe them.

The police became so fed up with these rumors that they released the crime scene photos to local media outlets to set the record straight. Once you see the scene, there is absolutely no doubt that the dogs did it. According to those who have seen the body, the carnage was unlike anything they had ever seen before.

Pack Of Pit Bulls Maul Man
All De’trick Johnson wanted was to get his
car worked on. He called ahead to a local business in Pine Pluff, Arkansas, called CJ’s Garage one afternoon in March 2015 to make an early morning appointment for a service on his car. The owner, John Chester Smith, encouraged him to come on down, and he promised he could get the job done early in the morning before Johnson had to work.
When Johnson showed up to CJ’s Garage, he was met by a pack of seven pit bulls. They were all angry, barking viciously at him when he got out of his car. He knew that he was no match against the dogs, so he tried to climb on top of his car. The dogs jumped up on the vehicle, pulling his legs to the ground. He knew that his only chance was to run, but the pit bulls caught up with him.

It turns out that several people had been
bitten by the guard dogs at CJ’s Garage, yet the owner had done nothing about it. The dogs were set loose after the incident, and local sheriffs had to hunt them down before they could hurt anyone else. They were able to capture two of the dogs and bring them to a shelter, but the other five were so vicious and violent that they had to be shot.

Pack Of Strays Devour Little Boy
For years, there were no laws that prevented dogs from roaming the streets unaccompanied. Without dogcatchers and the daily message from The Price is Right to spay and neuter your pets, there were packs of dogs roaming neighborhoods all over the United States. These dogs were wild and hungry.

In 1959, a two-and-a-half-year-old toddler was playing in a vacant lot next to his family home in the suburbs of St. Louis when a pack of ten feral dogs surrounded him and began to attack. He died, and the dogs chewed on his body. The boy’s parents heard the commotion, and the father started beating the dogs with a club. The alpha male pounced on the father, who was just barely able to pick up the limp body of his little boy off the ground.

People in the neighborhood formed an
angry mob, grabbing their guns and pitchforks to go after these wild dogs to avenge the young boy’s life. For the rest of the week, locals would call into their local police station every time they saw a dog walking around. No one was sure if these dogs were truly feral or if they were people’s pets that were allowed to roam.

Pack Of Strays Devour Little Boy
For years, there were no laws that prevented dogs from roaming the streets unaccompanied. Without dogcatchers and the daily message from The Price is Right to spay and neuter your pets, there were packs of dogs roaming neighborhoods all over the United States. These dogs were wild and hungry.

In 1959, a two-and-a-half-year-old toddler was playing in a vacant lot next to his family home in the suburbs of St. Louis when a pack of ten feral dogs surrounded him and began to attack. He died, and the dogs chewed on his body. The boy’s parents heard the commotion, and the father started beating the dogs with a club. The alpha male pounced on the father, who was just barely able to pick up the limp body of his little boy off the ground.
People in the neighborhood formed an
angry mob, grabbing their guns and pitchforks to go after these wild dogs to avenge the young boy’s life. For the rest of the week, locals would call into their local police station every time they saw a dog walking around. No one was sure if these dogs were truly feral or if they were people’s pets that were allowed to roam.

Dog Drowns Child
In 1936, a 14-year-old boy named Maxwell Breeze from Brockport, New York, was swimming in a local canal when a dog swam up to him and started to attack him and force him underwater. He drowned , and local witnesses blamed the dog for his death.

At that time, animals were still being put on trial when things went wrong. The dog snoozed through most of the court proceedings. There was an audience of over 500 people eager to know what the outcome would be. In the end, the judge ordered the dog to spend two years confined to his owner’s house and backyard. If he was ever to be seen in public during his probationary period, the dog would be sentenced to death.

The mother of the little boy was so angry at this that she said that she wished she had a gun so that she could kill the dog herself.

Dogs are generally some of the sweetest creatures on the planet, and it’s very difficult to imagine them doing any harm to a human being. However, even the biggest dog lovers have to admit that no matter how much these fur babies feel like our children, they are still animals. It’s important to remember that sometimes, natural instincts are bound to kick in.
Inside every dog, there is still a wild animal that has the potential to attack. For people have cynophobia, or the fear of dogs, these ten stories of dogs killing people will most definitely justify their hesitation when they come face-to-face with someone’s pet.
http://listverse.com/2018/04/10/10-horrifying-times-dogs-killed-people/



Dog Shoots Owner
It was a bitterly cold January 2018 in the remote Saratov region of Russia. A 64-year-old man named Sergei Terekhov was hunting rabbits with his brother and his dog. After he was finished, he sat down and laid his double-barreled shotgun on his knee, with the barrels pointed toward himself. His Estonian Hound wanted some affection after the successful expedition, so it jumped into his lap. Its paw accidentally set off the gun, which shot Terekhov in the gut.

The stomach is supposedly one of the most painful places to get shot. Terekhov’s brother called for an ambulance and tried to stop the bleeding while they waited for help to arrive. Unfortunately, Terekhov was bleeding profusely, and they were both exposed out in the open to the freezing cold. Terekhov died before the ambulance was able to take him to a hospital.

Tinker
Margaret Layne died in 2002. She had no
children . In her will, she left her three-bedroom London home worth £350,000 and about £100,000 in cash to her favorite cat, Tinker. Her friends, Ann and Eugene Wheatley, were to act as the cat’s caretakers. They would inherit the house and the remaining money whenever Tinker died, left the house, or went missing for a certain period of time.

Solicitor Wynne Thomas raised his fears about the will because it gave the Wheatleys every reason to “deliberately” make the cat go missing. The Wheatleys denied that they could ever do such a thing. They had been caring for Tinker for over 18 months when Layne was in a
nursing home . Ann Wheatley also received £25,000 of Layne’s fortune.

Tina And Kate
Nora Hardwell died on December 31, 2002. She was 89 and had never married. Her two collie crosses, Tina and Kate, were her only companions. It was even said that she spent time on only three things: dogs,
poetry , and gardening. So it was no surprise that she willed £450,000 to her dogs.
Hardwell didn’t specifically mention the names of Tina and Kate in her will. Instead, she stated that the money should be used to take care of any dog or dogs she owned at the time of her death for a period of 21 years or until the death of the last living dog, whichever came first.

Thereafter, any remaining money was to be split between four charities, two of which had to be dedicated to animals. After Hardwell’s death, both dogs were taken care of by her gardener, Henry Escott. He received £5,000 in the will.

Gigoo
If you feeling a little undervalued after learning about all the money left to cats and dogs, don’t despair. Yet. It’s gonna get worse. Even a chicken inherited a huge fortune. Yes, Gigoo the chicken received $15 million (£10 million) after the death of its owner, Miles Blackwell, in 2002.

Blackwell’s wife, Briony, had died of
chemical sensitivity three weeks earlier. The couple was childless, and Gigoo was their favorite fowl. So they did not think twice about willing the tender bird their fortune.
Gigoo’s inheritance was actually the smaller chunk of the Blackwell fortune. The couple also willed $42.5 million (£30 million), the bulk of their money, to the Tubney Charitable Trust that they had set up for the promotion of art, music, and animal welfare in 1997.

The donation immediately catapulted the little-known trust to a spot among the top 30 charities in Britain in terms of donations received. The trust agreed to use part of the money to fund research into the multiple chemical sensitivity that had killed Briony.

Blackie
Blackie maintains a place in the Guinness World Records as the richest cat ever. He did not work his butt off for the money. He got it from an inheritance. Blackie received £7 million ($12.5 million) after the death of his owner, Ben Rea, in May 1988. Rea shared the money among three cat charities on the condition that they take care of Blackie.
Ironically, Rea left nothing for his relatives. However, his gardener , mechanic, and plumber got some money. A friend also got a house. Blackie was not the only cat that had been owned by Rea. He was just 1 of 15 and would have shared his wealth with them if they hadn’t died earlier.

Samantha
In 1996, Sidney Altman, 60, willed a huge chunk of his $6 million estate, including $350,000 in cash, to Samantha, his cocker spaniel. His longtime girlfriend, Marie Dana, was to act as Samantha’s guardian. Dana, who was in her early thirties, would be paid $60,000 a year to care for Samantha and could continue to live in Altman’s Benedict Canyon house in
California until the dog died.

After that, the arrangement with Dana would stop immediately. She wouldn’t get any more money and would have to leave the home in Benedict Canyon. According to the will, the house would be sold and the money donated to two animal charities.
Dana wasn’t happy with that outcome. She had been living with Altman for six years and expected that he would take care of her financially through his will after his death. Instead, the dog got everything.

At the time of Altman’s death, the dog was 15 years old, which was approximately equal to 75 human years. So Dana knew that she could only get her annual payments for a few years at most. She contested the will and demanded $2.7 million of Altman’s estate. She said that Altman had promised to care for her after she moved in with him.

Her lawyer, Cary Goldstein, argued that the will was outdated when Altman died. He had written the document in 1994, a few years after Dana started living with him. Yet Altman described Dana only as a “good friend” in his will. Meanwhile, he wrote that Samantha was a “loving companion” and his “primary concern.” He did not want to see her suffer.

Conchita, Lucia, And April Maria
Three dogs became instant millionaires after inheriting an $8.3 million beach home and a $3 million trust fund from their owner, Gail Posner. Even before Posner’s death, the dogs—Conchita, Lucia, and April Maria—lived large. They had their own staff, made weekly trips to the spa, and wore expensive necklaces .
Bret Carr, the only son of Gail Posner, was not impressed with the arrangement. He only got the income from a $1 million fund, which is less than what some members of Ms. Posner’s staff received. All told, her employees split $27 million.

Bret filed a lawsuit to challenge the will. He argued that the staff had drugged his mother and then brainwashed her to will her estate to the dogs so that her employees could control it. Bret’s lawyer supported his stance, stating that Gail had a drug problem, suffered from several health issues, and was easily influenced.