random picture post!!!!! yay!!!!!!!!!
"Make sure to recycle this bag. But make sure you don't put this bag on your head. And definitely don't put this bag on your baby's head."
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Dougie, Garet...take Amy out back and show her the new pet"
"Are you comfortable, Poo?"
I thought that if you put two Eagles this close to each other, the combined energy and power would cause both of them to implode. But I guess I was wrong. Congratulations, Peterson.
My best friend got married last month. It was beautiful. Congratulations, Tara!
"Hey dad, take a picture with me."
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Dougie, Garet...take Amy out back and show her the new pet""Are you comfortable, Poo?"
I thought that if you put two Eagles this close to each other, the combined energy and power would cause both of them to implode. But I guess I was wrong. Congratulations, Peterson.
My best friend got married last month. It was beautiful. Congratulations, Tara!
"Hey dad, take a picture with me."
posted by Amy at 12:14 AM
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When Jeremy said the oath, and you had your eyes closed so you wouldnt' die, he actually grew like 3 feet and shined, then went back to normal.
hahahahahah! i bet he did
seeing the two of you together like that... it all makes sense now. I was adopted!
they should have a merit badge war. i wonder who would win. and that raccoon was sweeeeet. his name is Bo. Doug says that raccoons, even if they are domesticated from birth still have a tendency to get "mean" when they get older. "And if that happens," he says, "we'll just shoot him." so there you go.
Hey, we domesticated women (sort of). Racoons should be a cinch! :-)
Ames - picked this up off of the internet. Are your shots up to date?
Don't feed raccoons by hand! They sure are cute, there's not a hardened soul anywhere in the world who could deny that. And not only are they cute, they're genuinely wonderful animals. But I discourage you from feeding wild raccoons by hand. A raccoon may bite you quite accidentally, mistaking a finger for food; or, he may bite you on purpose if he thinks you're taking his food away from him. No matter what the reason is, once it's happened you're both in trouble, because you'll have to be tested for rabies, and the local health authorities will want to capture the raccoon who bit you and cut off his head to test him for rabies. If they can't find the one who bit you (and what are the chances they will?) they'll most likely just grab any raccoon they can find and test him. Either way you look at it, you have to get nasty rabies treatments, and a raccoon loses his life. It's just not worth it.
PS I think the same gig applies if you get bit by an Eagle Scout (even if he's domesticated).
The difference being that Eagle Scouts can then be cooked in foil and eaten with a little bit of salsa and a glass of wine. I hear Château Puyfromage 1999 goes well with a youngish male specimen.
Raccoon, on the other hand, I have yet to find a wine to complement.
Don't ever try to feed an Eagle scout by hand. And if anyone ever tires to cook me, your head will be removed from your head by either my hands, my feet, my knife, my hachet, or my deafening rhetoric
He's on his third attempt at the Decapitation Merit Badge.
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Dang, I knew I should have learned that whole head and neck thing sooner. I have anatomy next year, too late!
Deafening rhetoric!!! That's from a movie. IM not sure which, but I remember laughing very hard.
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