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Content_warnings: Violence

July 23, 2018 in Modern Worthies

DeDe Phillips

Grandmother Who Strangled Rabid Bobcat in Self Defense

She was attacked while putting up a “Women who behave rarely make history” bumper sticker on her truck. No, seriously.

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