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Travel etiquette

I am, by every definition of the word, a city boy. I stayed in the city growing up. I can only recall a handful of times that I experienced non-commercial places of nature. Spending the day at a lake with the boys, fishing, and chilling, is one of my favorite once-in-awhile sort of occasions. Planning a camping trip for a weekend, hanging out with friends you haven't seen in a bit, using your rich friend's expensive fishing equipment? I love every second of it. So I definitely enjoy fishing, I'…

Americans, if someone was planning to travel abroad to the United States, what advice would you give them? If it were me, I'd recommend that they avoid tourist traps completely. If they were planning to stay in New York, they should avoid Times Square at all costs. It's expensive, overcrowded, and interesting for all of two minutes. Also, don't go to Ohio . That being said, I'm not a tour guide. I can speak for where I've lived and that’s only three states. I don't know the first thing about Fl…

Now, I didn't grow up around horses. I come from a pretty metropolitan background, but weekend trips to a ranch really developed an appreciation for horses within me. Starting the day by feeding pancakes to unruly horses and then suiting up to ride them soon after was a definitive experience. They're not the most agreeable beasts. In fact, their unruliness made the experience all the much better once you could actually get the horse to work with you. So, I've never owned a horse or regularly ri…

Did you pay attention in history class ? Personally, history was my favorite subject growing up. It didn't really require a ton of critical thinking, at least for me. You kind of just had to show up to class, listen to the teacher tell stories of what happened before our lifetimes, and maybe read a little bit. Doing the bare minimum of what's listed there, I performed well enough. Of course, not everyone had the same experience. History is just an interesting subject to learn about. So why don'…

Grab you 10-gallon hat, slide into them boots, clasp that big ‘ol shiny buckles and let’s get rootin' tootin', because it's that time of the week again! It's time to kick off your weekend with some yeehawin' memes. You ain't gotta be a cowboy or cowgirl to appreciate the humor in this crop of memes, but if you do find yourself doing some cowboyin' then you might find these extra funny. Us hardworking folk all deserve a good barrel of extra hearty laughs. We're like the rodeo star of the interne…

We're the rodeo stars of the internet, and we've roped in some grade-A memes for y'all!

Bittersweet, but with an emphasis on the sweet.

When we say “yee,” you say "haw." It's just the cowboy way. But you know that. You can't just scroll on by without saying howdy or meowdy. We work hard to bring you the most rootinest and tootinest memes that bless our feed from the week. Heck, we'd even lasso these funny bad boys in for you if we lost a limb in a tractor accident. It's always meme hunting season for us, and you don't wear an orange vest. We go out there in the wild wild internet and come back with a sack full of the funnies to…

Well spank our grandma and call us grits! If y'all are a cowboy or cowgirl who loves to hoot and holler with laughter, then we reckon you've come down to the right place. Howwwwdy, meowwwdy, yeet-haw, and haw yee? We love to share our favorite rodeo going-fields working-horse riding memes with fellow hardworking country folk out there. You ever watch the sunrise over a beautiful field of crops during the height of the season? There ain't nothin' like it. Ever ride a horse and just knew you were…

A cowboy be rootin' and they be tootin', but most of all, they be ~kind~.

#cowboyin'

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