Chuckles

Started by flo, June 29, 2007, 03:05:13 PM

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flo

most of the ones I have seen are belly up along the highway.  Have seen a couple live ones and they are a nasty looking animal.  Have friends that have them in their yards and they can completely ruin a lawn and flower garden.
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kdfrawg

Yes, I think your analysis is correct, Flo. They don't tend to be very bright, but they can be mean. I can tell you, though, from experience in Texas, that those shells won't deflect rifle bullets.

;)

Diane Amberg

  The live one I saw at night was near Longton.

Diane Amberg

 Why did the frog cross the road?
 
  to see what the ostrich was doing over there.

kdfrawg

I would guess that we are only 100 or 150 mile North of Elk County. That may be enough that they didn't make it up here yet. They have seen a lot of them in Wichita, I understand. They tend to get dead in large numbers on the road. A hundred years or so is not enough for armadillos to understand about cars. All they see is that a big flat thing like a road is pretty easy to walk on, compared to the brush at the side of the road. I can tell you though, you know when you have run over one at speed.

;)

Teresa

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Old fashioned comedy is still the best.


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Ole Granny

Thanks!  That was great.  Two of my favorites.
"Perhaps they are not the stars in the sky.
But rather openings where our loved ones,
Shine down to let us know they are happy."
Eskimo Legend

Diane Amberg

   Where did the pig's grandparents live?
   Wallow, Wallow Washington

dandymomma

Ha Ha Ha!!! Love it!!!

Diane Amberg

  I thought you might!

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