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Drooling Horse and a Biker Karma Chain Reaction of Events - Pirate Lifestyle TV ™ Episode 038

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Channel: Goose Pond Hideout with Rob · 2012 · Entertainment

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Karma can be good or not so good. Just ask a drooling horse. 

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You know, an important part of livin' life, livin' the pirate lifestyle is Karma. The cycle of cause and effect, can be good Karma or not-so good Karma. This cause and effect interlocks us all in a chain-reaction of sorts. 

This is a one hundred percent true story that illustrates my cause and effect chain-reaction point.

A police accident report contains the following accident. It seems that the automatic gate at a railroad crossing in a little town came down to stop traffic for a passing train. Stopped and waiting behind the crossing were an Aston Martin, a Norton motorcycle, a horse and cart loaded with scrap metal, a Minivan, a Ford, and last of all a Mercedes.

As the train was passing, the horse, located right behind the biker, was drooling, as horses tend to do. The biker, upset the horse is drooling on him, brings his elbow back, hitting the horse right in the face. Of course, this action caused him to let go of the clutch. The motorcycle jumped forward hitting the rear end of the Martin and causing the biker to fall to the ground. 

Meanwhile, the elbowed in the face horse, reared up and tipped the cart, dumping the scrap metal on the front of the Minivan. This action propelled the Minivan backward, smashing the front of the Ford. 

While this was all happening, a man walking his dog rushed to help the injured biker. But first he tied his dog's leash to the automatic crossing gate.

About this time, the train had passed, so the gate went up, yanking the barking dog twenty feet in the air. The dog's owner, still helping the biker, yelled to another person to lower the gate. At this point, the impatient driver of the Mercedes at the very back of the line pulled out and roared across the railroad tracks. The gate being pulled down to save the dog crashed down on the roof of the speeding Mercedes.

My understanding is the biker, the horse, and yes even the dog survived the chain-reaction event.

The point, our lives are truly interwoven. Our actions in all things affect those around us. And more importantly, our actions affect us.  

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