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Today I saw a chipmunk with a submachine gun and then he ran over and grabbed a bazooka. Whats the

Vrtech99. Thanks for the coolest icon ever.imageimage

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  • << <i>Vrtech99. Thanks for the coolest icon ever.imageimage >>



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    Thanks Dude!!!!
  • wingedlibertywingedliberty Posts: 4,805 ✭✭✭
    I have the flu and took some Nyquil. I thought for a moment I had taken something else. image
  • You've uncovered the government's secret, chipmunks with bazookas. The new special forces! They're small, they're fast and they're lethal.


  • << <i>You've uncovered the government's secret, chipmunks with bazookas. The new special forces! They're small, they're fast and they're lethal. >>

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  • wingedlibertywingedliberty Posts: 4,805 ✭✭✭
    There is a fantasy novel by Brian Jasquez about an alternate universe where badgers are the dominant species and run England. They are warlords. If you think I am joking, here is the link. link to the Scifi bookclub
  • My kids especially love that little critter! image
    Askari



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  • << <i>My kids especially love that little critter! image >>



    imageMy son laughs everytime he sees it,
  • You can call me crazy but those look like prairie dogs to me. I dont mean to rain on anyone's parade of course.
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  • wingedlibertywingedliberty Posts: 4,805 ✭✭✭
    Askari:
    Hit the link above your post.
  • Course, there's the other guy with SuperSquirel! for his Icon!
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  • << <i>You can call me crazy but those look like prairie dogs to me. I dont mean to rain on anyone's parade of course. >>



    imageYou're right Bubba, but we's just all cusins!!!
  • WondoWondo Posts: 2,916 ✭✭✭
    Mine's just his under-achieving brother. Kinda like Freddo in The Godfather.
    Wondo

  • wingedlibertywingedliberty Posts: 4,805 ✭✭✭
    Is he trying to open a can of Bud?
  • WondoWondo Posts: 2,916 ✭✭✭
    The can is open; he's futsin with the straw. You get drunk faster that way.


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    Wondo

  • wingedlibertywingedliberty Posts: 4,805 ✭✭✭
    Nice!image
  • AHA! I was right! image
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  • wingedlibertywingedliberty Posts: 4,805 ✭✭✭
    You're right. Chipmunks have a different physiology. Same family though? I think? Have to watch the Discovery channel more often. LOL
  • imageBut111 Don't ever forget "THE KING"!!!!

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  • He's so BAD, Carol banned him for life!!!!!!image
  • wingedlibertywingedliberty Posts: 4,805 ✭✭✭
    We are hopeful that during the holiday season , Carol will allow us gentlemen to take a few more liberties and allow for some levity. Afterall, it is Christmas, and the smaller mammals must be given their due.
  • While on a hunting trip out west. My buddy actually bought a stuffed Prarie Dog.
    His front room is full of beautiful mounts but when someone new comes through the door they head right over to the dog.
    You don't see to many of them mounted. I should have bought one myself back then.
    Tom


  • << <i>While on a hunting trip out west. My buddy actually bought a stuffed Prarie Dog.
    His front room is full of beautiful mounts but when someone new comes through the door they head right over to the dog.
    You don't see to many of them mounted. I should have bought one myself back then.
    Tom >>

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  • Sorry vrtech99,
    Maybe my last post shouldn't have been.
    But from the standpoint of the mount, there's alot of people who never seen or heard about what a prarie dog is.
    He does go into a explanation of what part of the country they are in and the basics of habitat and general living habits.
    Here in the midwest(IL) most people have never seen one and to them it's a learning experience.
    Tom


  • << <i>Sorry vrtech99,
    Maybe my last post shouldn't have been.
    But from the standpoint of the mount, there's alot of people who never seen or heard about what a prarie dog is.
    He does go into a explanation of what part of the country they are in and the basics of habitat and general living habits.
    Here in the midwest(IL) most people have never seen one and to them it's a learning experience.
    Tom >>

    imageJust playin with ya Bubba...It's all good!!!!!!!!!!
  • Ok
    We ate it then we stuffed itimage


    Tasted like chicken


    Just Kidding!!!!


  • << <i>Ok
    We ate it then we stuffed itimage


    Tasted like chicken


    Just Kidding!!!! >>

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  • AskariAskari Posts: 3,713
    I've heard great things about Jasquez's series, but I've never read them, sad to say. I've always had a penchant for the small critters. In a SF fantasy role-playing game "some" years ago, I had a unique race I created that was a cross between meerkats and lemurs. I wanted to develop an alien race with a really unique psychology and technology rather than one that was just humans in wolves/lions/bears/etc. clothing and raised up on two legs and given opposable thumbs.
    Askari



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  • imageJust so we keep this on topic and don't get busted by the forum cop... does anyone know of a coin with a rodient on it?????image
  • dbldie55dbldie55 Posts: 7,742 ✭✭✭✭✭
    Makes me long for the spring days when these critters will be running in my sights. Nothing like a good day shooting these things.
    Collector and Researcher of Liberty Head Nickels. ANA LM-6053
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  • << <i>Makes me long for the spring days when these critters will be running in my sights. Nothing like a good day shooting these things. >>



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    DB, they actually have hunts out here in Colorado, and the farmers pay for the hotel rooms and food for the hunters...It's a big weekend of shooting...the tree huggers of course are raising hell, but so far they keep having it every year!!!image
  • I was one of the "nuts" who use to travel to Mobridge, SD for a week of shooting. We use to pay for a guide to take us out on the Indian reservations and find the towns. Just to much land out there to find them ourselves. Use to go twice a year(spring and fall). Had custom guns, ect. the whole nine yards.
    Came close to gettin bitten by a rattler a couple of times. One time it was one step away. Never walk with the muffs on was my quote of the day after that.
    I miss doing it but the orginal group of people who started going out there slowly changed and it never was as fun as the first 6 years or so.
    Have the vidoes and pics as reminders. Also a big smile when we reminess.
    Tom


  • << <i>I was one of the "nuts" who use to travel to Mobridge, SD for a week of shooting. We use to pay for a guide to take us out on the Indian reservations and find the towns. Just to much land out there to find them ourselves. Use to go twice a year(spring and fall). Had custom guns, ect. the whole nine yards.
    Came close to gettin bitten by a rattler a couple of times. One time it was one step away. Never walk with the muffs on was my quote of the day after that.
    I miss doing it but the orginal group of people who started going out there slowly changed and it never was as fun as the first 6 years or so.
    Have the vidoes and pics as reminders. Also a big smile when we reminess.
    Tom >>

    imageMy buddy goes out and shoots with a 22.250... he has a blast!!!!
  • wingedlibertywingedliberty Posts: 4,805 ✭✭✭
    Alot of Canadian coins have beavers and badgers on them.

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