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iRescueradio 038: A man among wolves, Syrup, H1N1 Panic, Free Training
18 Dec
Posted by: Jody in: Podcasts
In this weeks episode get ready for a good time as we serve up wolves, pancakes, syrup, and H1N1. Dan has some interesting opinions on living with wolves, Roy says he can live off pancakes, and Jody gives a play by play of the action. The iRescue guys defend ProCPR and ProFirstAid and why the training is offered for free. And all of that with a healthy dose of some medical news mixed in.
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I agree with Mr. Hendrick! This guy is nutso! HE NEEDS HELP! And to clear this up, I watched the video link and have confirmed that the guy did, in fact, lick the wolf. He is gonna die!! He will be killed by the wolves! It’s obvious. They are wild animals. They need to be put into the wild to explore and learn on their own. I’m done with my rant, So continue… LOL!
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