The men's room presents Profile This.

And Stephen Throne Throh, please start going on how Profile This is played.

Sure can, Miles. It's a simple game where we share with you a real-life news story.

Something that happened right here on planet Earth, Earth, Earth, Earth, Earth.

And as you listen to the story, based on the stereotypes you believe to be true of people and the decisions that people make,

we'll ask you what it is you think makes the story a story.

Hello, Luke.

Welcome to the men's room.

Hey, guys.

Ola!

Hey, congratulations on 20 years of radio craziness.

Oh, thank you very much, thank you, sir. All right, Luke, you understand, all this here, game is played. Yep. All right, today we offer you three categories. We have hit me with your best shot, where you got the unconventional object that someone chose to use as a weapon, license to spill, where you got the substance responsible for causing the problem.

And finally today, animalized this, regus an animal responsible for causing the problem.

Animalize this, fellas.

Deputies in Colorado's Weld County,

they wrangled an escaped animal,

the second such incident to occur within a five-day period.

Now, the Weld County Sheriff's Office,

they said the deputies were dispatched to the Camfield area

on Friday night to catch the loose animal.

This incident comes just five days after Weld County deputies wrangled a different escaped animal, same type of animal, but a different one, five days older, in Lakewood only about 60 miles away.

Camfield area resident Brian Bunn, who reported the most recent animal setting to authorities,

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