July 18, 2008: Cutesy friday
 

Because last Friday I was chastised by a member I won't name, for not posting a sweet, cutesy, awwwww, photo... here's one.

http://cellar.org/2008/moosenursing.jpg

Are you happy now? well are ya, are ya, huh, huh? :lol2:

soooo satisfied
 

Awwwww! So cute! So sweet!

Yawn

:p

Okay, now bring out the rifles and the barbeque grill, and let's get busily.

Awwww, twin moose! Errr, mice! Ummm... meeces!

Awwww, look at the baby moose and the other baby moose!

Isn't it "Friday the 18th"?

Well, yeah, in a three dimensional universe...

Bruce is so far beyond that, though...;)

My dad has been playing around with a few trail cameras, seeing what kind of photos he could get. Last time he took his camera down, he had a few seconds to grab the photos off of the rapidly dying battery...He got about four shots of a doe nursing her fawn...dead on, right center in front of the camera, looking at it...like they were posing or something. It's quite amazing. :)

Well, Razz, aren't you going to post them?

I'll ask my dad when he gets home if it's ok...they're his photos after all. :)

You might need a signed waiver from the mother deer.

Meh, there's plenty of hoof prints out in the muck outside...I'll just grab one of those and nobody's the wiser :runaway:

Uh... er... yeah... I was... testing you. Yeah, that's it, it was a test. Congratulations Pie, you passed with a perfect score. :elkgrin:

It's not 2004? That means I'm suddenly 4 years + 2 days older again. Gee, thanks! ;)

Moose water sports?

Fine, we get it. Here is moose, yes? But where is squirrel?

Here is squirrel.

That's just a hairy tanker.

Put it on a treadmill and lets all discuss how fast it moves when it takes off.

I thought that was very funny:)


Awww.....lookit that ickle skwirrel. I wanna skwirrel.

Mmmm...moose tits.:yum:

SW and Dana, I finally remembered a related plural I heard for the first time last week. I was watching a railfan video I'd bought at a library sale. After the narrator described the locomotives, the video soon jumped to the end of the train, where we saw something unusual, even back in the day: "a couple cabeese." :f74:

http://www.trainnet.org/Libraries/Lib005/CABEESE.JPG

A flock of cabeese