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BBfanboy -> RE: OT Thighs to ponder (12/30/2018 12:38:36 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: geofflambert Well, don't throw the ham at her, or at least eat it first. https://www.abc57.com/news/kentucky-man-charged-with-throwing-christmas-ham-at-woman Well, what kind of meat are you suggesting he use? Does he have to be in an Arby's?

Zorch -> RE: OT Thighs to ponder (12/30/2018 2:25:51 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: BBfanboy quote: ORIGINAL: geofflambert Well, don't throw the ham at her, or at least eat it first. https://www.abc57.com/news/kentucky-man-charged-with-throwing-christmas-ham-at-woman Well, what kind of meat are you suggesting he use? Does he have to be in an Arby's? Depends if it's kosher or not.

durnedwolf -> RE: OT Thighs to ponder (12/31/2018 5:15:09 AM)
A cat watching TV... Can you name the movie? https://www.facebook.com/Aaaarrric/videos/1946567188700954/UzpfSTEwMzQwNzM2Mjg6MTAyMTM1NjA1NjE5NDE3Njk/

geofflambert -> RE: OT Thighs to ponder (1/1/2019 7:38:46 PM)
Excellent. Voice sounded like Peter Lorre. Nope, but saying "Mrs. Bates"

geofflambert -> RE: OT Thighs to ponder (1/1/2019 7:44:35 PM)
Psycho!

Orm -> RE: OT Thighs to ponder (1/14/2019 6:27:51 PM)
So, how are the birds liking the winter? Visiting your bird garden support centre?

witpqs -> RE: OT Thighs to ponder (1/14/2019 6:31:15 PM)
A couple of hours ago I saw something new. A raven hanging upside down from a tree. Murphy's law being intact he flew off just as I readied my cell phone camera.

Orm -> RE: OT Thighs to ponder (1/14/2019 6:42:38 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: witpqs A couple of hours ago I saw something new. A raven hanging upside down from a tree. Murphy's law being intact he flew off just as I readied my cell phone camera. To bad. I would have liked seeing that picture. Although I am glad that you saw it. [:)]

geofflambert -> RE: OT Thighs to ponder (1/14/2019 7:41:16 PM)
The crows never come down to my yard. I hear them in the morning all the time and see them in the distance. The last time one came down was years ago and he landed on my fence. There were other birds in the yard foraging, but as soon as we made eye contact (we were about 50 feet apart) off he flew. The other birds (mostly) don't recognize me when I'm looking out the window, nor do the squirrels. The blue jays and hawks do, I think.

Orm -> RE: OT Thighs to ponder (1/14/2019 8:19:07 PM)
That sound weird to me. Crows tend to ignore me, even when I am outside. [:D]

rustysi -> RE: OT Thighs to ponder (1/17/2019 6:31:35 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Orm That sound weird to me. Crows tend to ignore me, even when I am outside. [:D] They don't like gorns.[:D]

Zorch -> RE: OT Thighs to ponder (1/17/2019 7:57:51 PM)
I tossed a stale bagel into the back yard. An hour later, it's 15 feet up in the willow tree. A squirrel, I assume. 2 hours later it's on the ground, half eaten. The neighbor's cat is under a bush nearby. [8D]

BBfanboy -> RE: OT Thighs to ponder (1/18/2019 3:10:34 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Orm That sound weird to me. Crows tend to ignore me, even when I am outside. [:D] American crows are more paranoid than European ones! You do know how well-armed US citizens are ...[sm=00000054.gif]

Mikawa -> RE: OT Thighs to ponder (1/18/2019 3:28:17 AM)
Why do they cut the tails off some dogs?

Lecivius -> RE: OT Thighs to ponder (1/18/2019 2:04:27 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: BBfanboy quote: ORIGINAL: Orm That sound weird to me. Crows tend to ignore me, even when I am outside. [:D] American crows are more paranoid than European ones! You do know how well-armed US citizens are ...[sm=00000054.gif] Interestingly enough, there are not many crows in my neighborhood anymore. I wonder why? [sm=00000106.gif]

anarchyintheuk -> RE: OT Thighs to ponder (1/21/2019 5:59:50 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Mikawa Why do they cut the tails off some dogs? We had a weimaraner who's arse was just as high as our coffee table. Numerous flying coffee cups and several cracked tailbones later (his tail wagged at the speed of sound and just thumped the bejesus out of stuff, walls, other dogs, tvs, etc.), we had his tail bobbed. He was about 7 months old.

geofflambert -> RE: OT Thighs to ponder (1/22/2019 8:14:59 PM)
Here's a Sharp-shinned hawk about to take off from my maple tree. Wish the shot had been a tenth of a second later so the wings were spread. [image]local://upfiles/37002/4B63417907BA4036AE0145C25A9F9B9E.jpg[/image]

geofflambert -> RE: OT Thighs to ponder (1/22/2019 8:16:13 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: anarchyintheuk quote: ORIGINAL: Mikawa Why do they cut the tails off some dogs? We had a weimaraner who's arse was just as high as our coffee table. Numerous flying coffee cups and several cracked tailbones later (his tail wagged at the speed of sound and just thumped the bejesus out of stuff, walls, other dogs, tvs, etc.), we had his tail bobbed. He was about 7 months old. Weimariners are such beauties.

joey -> RE: OT Thighs to ponder (1/22/2019 8:53:05 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: anarchyintheuk quote: ORIGINAL: Mikawa Why do they cut the tails off some dogs? We had a weimaraner who's arse was just as high as our coffee table. Numerous flying coffee cups and several cracked tailbones later (his tail wagged at the speed of sound and just thumped the bejesus out of stuff, walls, other dogs, tvs, etc.), we had his tail bobbed. He was about 7 months old. I had a Doberman with the same issue. It could knock over just about everything with its tail. What he could not knock over with his tail, he would back up into and knock over!

Mikawa -> RE: OT Thighs to ponder (1/23/2019 1:13:01 AM)
What is the terminal velocity of a sharp skinned hawk? Is the skin really sharp?

scout1 -> RE: OT Thighs to ponder (1/23/2019 2:08:25 AM)
Another Sharp-shinned hawk breed �� [image]local://upfiles/13786/4A2EF093A14E4B6FB98EF6C1E50AAC23.jpg[/image]

Macclan5 -> RE: OT Thighs to ponder (1/23/2019 11:50:19 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: BBfanboy quote: ORIGINAL: Orm That sound weird to me. Crows tend to ignore me, even when I am outside. [:D] American crows are more paranoid than European ones! You do know how well-armed US citizens are ...[sm=00000054.gif] Backtrack... I thought that only applied to Swallows who carry coconuts ? African or European Swallows ? [8D]

rustysi -> RE: OT Thighs to ponder (1/23/2019 5:44:09 PM)
Aren't African Swallows non-migratory?[:)]

rustysi -> RE: OT Thighs to ponder (1/23/2019 5:44:53 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: geofflambert Here's a Sharp-shinned hawk about to take off from my maple tree. Wish the shot had been a tenth of a second later so the wings were spread. [image]local://upfiles/37002/4B63417907BA4036AE0145C25A9F9B9E.jpg[/image] Ah, timing is everything.

rustysi -> RE: OT Thighs to ponder (1/23/2019 5:45:52 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: scout1 Another Sharp-shinned hawk breed �� [image]local://upfiles/13786/4A2EF093A14E4B6FB98EF6C1E50AAC23.jpg[/image] Uh-huh, and that one is trouble with a capital 'T'.[:D]

Zorch -> RE: OT Thighs to ponder (1/23/2019 6:27:59 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: rustysi quote: ORIGINAL: scout1 Another Sharp-shinned hawk breed �� [image]local://upfiles/13786/4A2EF093A14E4B6FB98EF6C1E50AAC23.jpg[/image] Uh-huh, and that one is trouble with a capital 'T'.[:D] Beautiful plumage. Pining for the fiords, too.

geofflambert -> RE: OT Thighs to ponder (1/24/2019 1:03:38 AM)
Orm needs a dose of some bird of a different species. A Carolina wren at my suet feeder: [image]local://upfiles/37002/8B160ED67A1F4DD8B639F765D9B0BEE3.jpg[/image]

geofflambert -> RE: OT Thighs to ponder (1/24/2019 1:04:15 AM)
Another [image]local://upfiles/37002/DB5829DA8D5C4575AAC3C2CB615B46CC.jpg[/image]

geofflambert -> RE: OT Thighs to ponder (1/24/2019 1:04:59 AM)
One more: [image]local://upfiles/37002/9209B3937FC343589127A44E5E6CEF74.jpg[/image]

geofflambert -> RE: OT Thighs to ponder (1/24/2019 1:11:02 AM)
You know, where Orm is from, contrary to what you might think, they have only one fjord. However, they can lord it all over the Finns, who have none.

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