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Mark collie?

Johnny came home in ’67 to a little bit less than a heroe’s welcome
Guns of war ringing in his head I wonder what he must have thought
About the things some people said
Johnny was a rebel alright it was in his blood like fire in his eyes
Believin’ that freedom was well worth keeping alive
Johnny was a rebel alright he knew where to stand and where to fight
Believin’ that freedom was well worth keeping alive
Johnny was a rebel alright

He used to ride that Harley through the hollows and the hills
Blow through town standing on one wheel
Long hair flyin’ like a sheet in the wind I knew he never would fit in
In the old hometown again
Yeah Johnny was a rebel alright…

That night out on the courthouse yard behind the civil defense and the national guard
I saw an angry mob get out of hand I saw Johnny take a bullet for another man
[ guitar ]
Johnny died young like the good often do fightin’ for right in the struggle of truth
It seems like a waste when I look back today but I guess it’s like he used to say
Our freedom’s only worth as much as we’re all willing to pay
Johnny was a rebel alright Johnny was a rebel alright yes he was
Johnny was a rebel alright yes he was Johnny was a rebel alright yes he was

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Like a lot of their other songs, its most likely about weed.

Collie = Colorado where medical marijuana is legal.

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I think this guy is real. I did a google search and he comes up as a bass player on different cd’s . He also has a myspace page, but i’m at work so i couldn’t open any of those sites

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I am not sure what you are reading, but it is not accurate – or at least what you are writing is not correct. That’s actually good news, because round worms are definitely treatable.

Take a stool sample to the vet and have them analyze it and they will prescribe the correct treatment depending on what type(s) of worms you are dealing with.

How did you discover that your dogs have round worms?

Most puppies develop roundworms – this is quite normal. The best place to get information about this is from your vet.

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These symptoms don’t seem to be related to her heat cycle, but she could have some other underlying condition that hasn’t been treated to cause her lethargy, which may seem worse now that she’s in heat. It is common though for a bitch in heat to display bouts of “moodiness” or irritability (easily startling or feeling “touchy”, becoming somewhat aggressive to other animals, wanting to keep to herself, etc) throughout her 3-4 week long heat (and yes, they will already be going into heat several days before they actually start bleeding).

I would try to allow her plenty of time alone in a quiet, cool, somewhat shady or dark room when she seems to “not feel so good” so that you don’t cause her any additional stress, but ultimately, you should have her seen by a vet to make sure she’s not ill in any way. And, while you’re there, schedule an appointment (or get a referral to a low-cost spay/neuter clinic) to get the poor girl fixed, so she doesn’t have to experience this again! Know that having her spayed will keep her healthier and increase the chance of her living out a long life, free of developing cancers.

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There is no one quick solution to being Green.

At home, we use fluorescent bulbs in place of incandescents – and only use the lights we need.

Most of our trash is put in the recycle bin. All organic matter is buried in the back yard and mixed with my dog’s feces to aid composting – and to prevent the dog from digging the food up.

There are many green activities you can use, such as utilizing dry/composting toilets, taking public transportation or cycling, capturing rainwater for non-potable uses, etc…

By utilizing fewer resources (and returning or reusing the leftovers) we give the planet a chance to breathe. There are only a limited abount of resources on this planet, and once they’re depleted, that’s it.