[little jeremiah]

The Longhorn statue in that picture (post 202) is starving. What an odd pice of art.

I noticed that, in fact it was painful to look at. Sadistic really.

[little jeremiah]

Ha. Ha. Ha. Ha. I don't know what the image is supposed to mean, I guess one would have to click the link to find out... Anyway, it's clear BuzzFeed is now BuzzPuke.

BuzzFeed insiders say the company has axed its entire national security, healthcare and national desks as part of layoffs announced this week— Matthew Garrahan (@MattGarrahan) January 25, 2019

My colleagues @annaknicolaou and @patricianilsson wrote this on digital media's grim week https://t.co/gBrBP3TGNC— Matthew Garrahan (@MattGarrahan) January 25, 2019

[RitaOK]

Or, poignant.

Recalling the artwork known as “The End of the Trail”, it always hurt me, but it was truth, and especially growing up in Oklahoma I embraced true history.

The Longhorn artwork is also a tribute about the sheer heartiness of the breed, to endure bitter winters, droughts and/or long cattle drives.

Animals, like the land, you will die trying to save it and keep it.

So far, PETA never uses these pieces of art.

If that helps. :)