Furry Woodland Creatures
- Thread starter Maidrite
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getoutamykitchen
Master Chef
It's a woodland creature, but not in the woods. He or she is just raiding my catfood box. If you look at the concrete near the water bowl you can see that he or she washed it's hands before eating.
Constance
Master Chef
What a pretty covey of quail, Maidrite! We had quail here when we first built the house, and I loved waking up in the morning to the sound of "bobwhite...bobwhite."
Andy M.
Certified Pretend Chef
Ask-A-Butcher
Senior Cook
Constance
Master Chef
Horned Visitors...
Constance
Master Chef
Pacanis, is that real?!!! Or are you pulling our legs?
jpmcgrew
Executive Chef
Barbara L
Traveling Welcome Wagon
Constance
Master Chef
Everyone says I'm gullible.He took it alright. He took it right off the Internet!
What?! My ex's picture is on the internet, too?!
Constance
Master Chef
What?! My ex's picture is on the internet, too?!
Were you married to my ex-MIL?
Attachments
QSis
Washing Up
Barbara L
Traveling Welcome Wagon
Weird that you brought that up. I just learned today that the word gullible is one of only a few words that they accidentally left out of the dictionary.
BarbaraWeird that you brought that up. I just learned today that the word gullible is one of only a few words that they accidentally left out of the dictionary.
You're trying to make me look that up, aren't you?
Barbara L
Traveling Welcome Wagon
A teacher I worked with did! It wasn't until she read the definitition out loud to me that she got it!You're trying to make me look that up, aren't you?
Barbara
Saphellae
Head Chef
I was wondering if that was bigfoot, or a bear.. lol
quicksilver
Washing Up
or, imagine these in your backyard
These are Christmas Island red crabs. There are millions of it on Christmas Island and every year around November, there is a mass migration to the sea to spawn. The roads will be filled with crabs and they might even end up in houses.
These are Christmas Island red crabs. There are millions of it on Christmas Island and every year around November, there is a mass migration to the sea to spawn. The roads will be filled with crabs and they might even end up in houses.
