81 posts ago.
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Despite the usual denials, I strongly suspect that Hempfling is the OP here.
81 posts ago.
(Benv has created 81 posts on this thread.)
Despite the usual denials, I strongly suspect that Hempfling is the OP here.
Iâve watched FB friends try to morph into the crowded âpersonal coaching space.â Itâs adjacent to very questionable cultish groups, to competitive body building, to MLMs, and to the toxic convergence of all three when competitive body builders get involved in MLM ânutritionâ sales.
I feel like COTH readers and horse people in general are the least likely audience for this bumped because we know how you need consistent hard work to get anywhere, and empty cheer leading gets you nowhere.
Hempfling on all evidence is absolutely pretty much the last person Iâd go to for life advice.
Here are two clips I would like to direct your attention to. The first clip features Hempfling working with a Lipizzaner stallion in an unfenced area, demonstrating their interaction and connection: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zq06bmJLt-U&t=25s . In the second clip, Hempfling offers explanations about the ongoing interaction: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JMUOY0I0yt0&t=6s
After watching these all I can say is that I canât stomach any more of his brand of horse-human interaction. Someone is going to play and get hurt badly.
Thereâs a Carolyn Resnick âlibertyâ trainer west of me. She got a hoof to her HEAD by her own horse. You should have seen the hospital pics on the mandatory GFM page.
For WIW, which I admit isnât much, I can do everything with my mare that CR promotes on her site, only I do not need a stick. Just watched a lot of good cowboys in my past.
We can thank Owen Wilsonâs character in âYou, Me, And Dupreeâ for the concept.
Oh wow, thatâs a throwback to a different part of my life. I went to the premiere of that movie, at the Arclight. I sat behind Matthew Perry, who actually was quite friendly, despite whatever demons he was dealing with at the time. In fact, we bumped our popcorn boxes together.
And speaking of popcorn⊠carry on.
We sat behind the Village People when we saw Alien.
âExclusive consulting services for the wealthy and successfulâŠâ
Donât want to consult those bloody plebsâŠ
Excellent. I hope Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk have his number.
I would consider your silence now as a knockout in round number 10. You have been an entertaining opponent in a fight that was never intended from my side. Nevertheless, I have chosen to participate and it appears that I have prevailed.
I would like to celebrate it with this picture that generated controversy even on Klausâ Facebook page:
And here is a quotation of Klausâ response to certain comments that expressed reservations about the aforementioned picture: âThe sign of modesty in Chinese culture is depicted by an underground mountain. Humility is always associated with true greatness, not with showcasing oneâs superiority or inner weakness. The mountain remains a mountain, even if itâs hidden. However, being modest does not imply dishonesty, but rather the opposite. Itâs crucial to avoid falling into the trap of hypocrisy, manipulation, or seeking praise. I am who I am, and I clearly identify with it. In my consultations, I strive to impart this quality to my clients, who benefit greatly from it.
On this Facebook page, I speak for myself. I donât go around talking about myself to my neighbors, but this page requires my genuine input. The statement in the picture may not be entirely correct, but it represents my views. I believe that people expect honesty and authenticity, especially on a platform like this. If someone like me fails to present their true selves, flaws, or qualities, what can be expected from the world?â
In order to further celebrate, add some music to this victory and showcase the quality and professionalism that Klaus embodies, I would like to share a clip of Klaus performing a cover of âHotel California.â It is important to note that he does not consider himself a musician, but rather draws upon his early experiences of playing music as a means of survival on the streets. This serves as yet another testament to Klausâ humility and the level of excellence he exemplifies in all his endeavors.
I would like to extend my gratitude to all of you for this unexpected yet entertaining conversation. I believe we can all agree that the outcome of this debate is undeniably in my favor, and I would kindly suggest that you refrain from attempting to rise after this knockout. I possess ample material to continue this discussion for weeks, if necessary.
Yaâll is it time for recipes ? Maybe something to assuage our injuries . Maybe something light. Iâm chock full of BS.
I will start
Healthy Mexican inspired 20 minute Chicken Tostadas with crispy homemade baked tortilla shells topped with shredded chicken, black beans, avocado and crumbled cheese. One of our favorite easy healthy dinners! Other quick recipes that are in our...
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Haha. When I was teaching Vietnamese refugees back in the 1990s I got a request for the lyrics to Hotel California and was rather appalled to find out I knew all the words. The ear worms of adolescence are burrowed in for life. And no I donât need to hear a failed life coach sing about mirrors on the ceiling pink champagne on ice of our own device.
Come on Scribbler. You can check out but you can NEVER leave this thread. â:dizzy: â:dizzy: â:dizzy:
I wasnât aware that this thread was a contest, but if it makes you happy to claim âvictoryâ, sure, great match, dude. Whatâs the prize?
This thread is starting to feel like the Hotel California.
I still think an AI is involved.
Post your favorite recipe then. Something yummy. Letâs ignore the BS. Iâm hungry @quietann!
OP wins by TKO in their mind now I know itâs a troll
Hm⊠Iâve been making egg salad, Turkish style.
8 hard boiled eggs, chopped (we use the Instant Pot)
1/2 cup fresh dill, chopped
1/4 cup olive oil
2 tablespoons lemon juice
1 tablespoon dried sumac.
1 teaspoon paprika
1/4 teaspoon cayenne
Salt to taste
1 tablespoon chopped fresh chives (optional)
Combine all these and serve over spinach or arugula. Sprinkle with pine nuts or chopped walnuts. We have found that it tastes even better the next day!
That sounds delicious!!! Thank you
Oh dear. He plays the guitar and sings. Of course he doesâŠ
Come on like any decent cult leader !