Yeehah! is more of a Southern cheer for sheer joy.
It can be used while riding an automated bucking bull in a bar until you scream "Eeeyaaaa!" when thrown for not knowing what your landing will be like.

LMAO I thought it was: YeeHa! but what would I know, I'm from New England and just watched cowboy shows as a kid.

ROTFLMAO!!!
Little black dogs that shoot out from under a bush, yapping like crazy, will make a horse move too--straight up and sideways in mid-air!

You are very welcome.
Me dino once drove through Utah during 1972 if it wasn't 1973. Don't know what horses grazed on in all that barren desert but about 30 mustangs decided to block highway traffic.
Best I could tell most of the other cars there had Utah tags and were honking car horns that the horses simply ignored.
I said to my brother who traveled with me, "What do cowboys do in movies to make horses move?"
Then Alabamian me rolled down my door window, stuck out my head and as loud as I could yelled "Heeyah!" just one time.
The entire herd bolted and quickly got out of the way. Told my brother I was amazed all these people here on the road who lived in Utah could not figure that out.

Utahraptor it will be! Thanks to tour excellent dino!

His Excellency Dr. Dino Philosoraptor Allosaurus Esquire BS humbly suggests you would much rather ride a Utahraptor.
Have no idea what the movie makers motive was, but they presented velociraptors as being bigger than they really are.
First read that pointed out in a novel someone wrote about a female Utahraptor after I saw the first Jurassic Park in a theater.
Novel has a happy ending of a mama in a cave content to smell the droppings of its young. Yeah, that's what I actually read!
Here is better proof~~https://a-z-animals.com/blog/utahrapt...

I want to ride a velociraptor.

The way Jurassic Park and World flicks depict those assorted gigantic sauropod long-necks with humans gawking up at them is really awesome.

Me too. The animation was amazing for that time. Watching the latest Jurassic World movie was so real, it felt like watching a newsreel. Love those big beasties!

When dinosaurs first came to my attention as a little kid, I was Day#1 love at first sight.
Love that YouTube is loaded with them critters.
This is my favorite bite. Saw the whole Big Al thing on TV abiut a decade or more ago.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r1yv7...
Also like the song combined with Broken Jaw's Tribute.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wJfYh...

MeToo, oh, forgot garbage can lids . ..

LMAO!

The wife is complaining about how I flip through the channels, there's steam comin out of her head . . . got any butt plugs? Anal shields? Steel Underwear?

All too, too true and all funny, and matching that last one's doctor as the guy butt-up on the table would be a perfect...end. :)

Ask the guy with the gerbil. Check out the Armageddon sound byte if you can find it . The subject is yuch, but listening to the announcer try to get through his story is hilarious.

Love dinosaurs, have since as long as I can remember. When kids in my class were reading Dick and Jane, I was reading Roy Chapman Andrews. Boy that was a LONG time ago.

At 84 and getting up 3 or more times at night and no snooze alarm along dreaming of peeing is part of the enjoyment of my golden years.

As for the remote in the rear, stuff up the rectum is not uncommon with over 300 deaths a year. Other stuff that Americans enter hospitals for somehow getting stuck in their bodies:

https://nypost.com/2023/11/04/lifesty...

Yep - its all about the computer codes.

So far I have only been threatened......

True That!!

it is only funny if you aint the patient....8^)

yep....it is like 2 chips in one when folded over

I don't know which would be worse pulling out a rabbit a cat or a remote......I suspect the cat.

Tanks, the ankylosaur said.
https://www.bing.com/search?q=ankylos...
Yeah, last week even Alabama got too cold for me as it off and does this time of year.
Recall a grandmother who moved from Massachusetts to live out her last three or so years with my also now deceased parents in Dothan, Alabama, during the Eighties.
Me dino visiting from the Birmingham area, my last remaining grandmother told me she did not like the way Alabama's humidity causes cold air to cut through her clothes.
Have to agree global warming does better with sweaty summers than shivering under what you wear for winter down here.

The last one is actually true.

Jan