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Wolferz 08-28-15 07:23 PM
Oy vey!:hmmm:

Eichhörnchen 08-30-15 12:37 PM
"Deary, me... he's in... he's out... he's in again..."
 
http://i.imgur.com/QCphWMf.jpg?1

"I've only been away three days, so who's been trying to break into my Club House? Couldn't you read the sign: "NO NUTS STORED IN THIS BUILDING OVERNIGHT"?

Anyway, you lot down there are clearly experiencing some kind of personality meltdown (you haven't by any chance had Catfish round for tea have you?) So, being a friend of the Squirrel as well as a Bilge Rat are not mutually exclusive, as demonstrated by Tango and Aktung, but despite anything you may have heard, I have not so far accepted any invitation to join the Bilge myself; I don't think I am temperamentally suited to the fetid atmosphere down there (especially after breakfast)".

Moonlight 08-30-15 02:29 PM
You Bilge Rats are a bit too indecisive for my taste, if I do decide to join The Bilge you'll have to smarten up pretty damn fast. :doh:
So is it a yes or a no then?, and don't start thinking and typing at the same time as you're clearly incapable of doing two things at once.

Mr Squirrel does have a valid point as well, what clubhouse advantage does yours have that Mr Squirrels doesn't. While you're pondering on this momentous question perhaps you could give the answer before the human race becomes extinct. :hmph:

Wolferz 08-30-15 06:53 PM
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Originally Posted by Moonlight (Post 2340689)
You Bilge Rats are a bit too indecisive for my taste, if I do decide to join The Bilge you'll have to smarten up pretty damn fast. :doh:
So is it a yes or a no then?, and don't start thinking and typing at the same time as you're clearly incapable of doing two things at once.

Mr Squirrel does have a valid point as well, what clubhouse advantage does yours have that Mr Squirrels doesn't. While you're pondering on this momentous question perhaps you could give the answer before the human race becomes extinct. :hmph:
The advantage of our clubhouse you ask?

We're a lot closer to the ground for those drunken moonlight walks.:arrgh!:
Gravity is NOT your friend at Eich's place.

fireftr18 08-30-15 08:32 PM
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Originally Posted by Moonlight (Post 2340689)
Mr Squirrel does have a valid point as well, what clubhouse advantage does yours have that Mr Squirrels doesn't. :hmph:
We have Donna. 'Nuff said?

Aktungbby 08-30-15 09:51 PM
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Originally Posted by Moonlight (Post 2340689)
what clubhouse advantage does yours have that Mr Squirrels doesn't. While you're pondering on this momentous question perhaps you could give the answer before the human race becomes extinct. :hmph:
Actually rats are responsible for human extinction on a grand scale:D whereas squirrels tend to be a great delicacy in some parts...just ask Armistead! he serves it up with hominy, corn pone, collared greens, and coffee gravy with biscuits...My favorite is squirrel stew with paprika and a little Chianti... Moira.:O: http://honest-food.net/wp-content/up...tew-recipe.jpgOccasionally some nasty fraud is is perpetrated by people passing off rattus rattus as chicken; and the Mongols did occasionally catapault us into walled cities as a biological weapon, but generally, we eat anything that moves..or not:dead: and I for one prefer the eating end of the food chain...not the eaten end. :yep: Poor Eich! they're serving grey's to save the red'shttp://static01.nyt.com/images/2009/...uirrel_600.jpg bigtime http://static01.nyt.com/images/2009/...irrel3_500.jpgin merry ol' England; Now served at finer London establishments: http://static01.nyt.com/images/2009/...irrel4_650.jpg

Eichhörnchen 08-31-15 02:07 AM
Gravity is not a problem...
 
http://i.imgur.com/kSGA2Lx.jpg so just: http://i.imgur.com/yavRyWq.jpg?1

Wolferz 08-31-15 02:46 AM
Yes Rocky could fly. Bullwinkle J Moose, not so much.:haha:

Aktungbby 08-31-15 11:54 AM
This'll get yer "antlers in the treetop"
 
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Originally Posted by Wolferz (Post 2340772)
Yes Rocky could fly. Bullwinkle J Moose, not so much.:haha:
:Kaleun_Cheers:Goosin' Das Moose: 1/6 oz melon liqueur
1/6 oz rum (Pusser's):up:
1/6 oz Vodka (Grey Goose):yeah:
1/3 oz Sprite® soda
1/6 oz grenadine syrup

Flying Moose recipe possibly with Moosehead chaser (if a Hamm's is unavailable!) :()1:http://www.picgifs.com/graphics/m/mo...ose-951435.gif

Wolferz 08-31-15 01:05 PM
Always about the booze with you Aktung.:D

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Eichhörnchen 08-31-15 02:18 PM
"Moose Drool"
 
http://i.imgur.com/45qxeKZ.jpg You North Americans are a strange bunch indeed

Wolferz 08-31-15 03:42 PM
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Originally Posted by Eichhörnchen (Post 2340937)
http://i.imgur.com/45qxeKZ.jpg You North Americans are a strange bunch indeed
Don't forget...
We're all pretty much cousins.:D:up:

Eichhörnchen 08-31-15 03:54 PM
Yeah, unlike those New Zealanders: http://www.subsim.com/radioroom/show...27&postcount=1

Armistead 08-31-15 08:26 PM
fried squirrel in a apple butter homemade biscuit was a mainstay for us. we'd go hunting and she had a batch made up every morning. we didn't hunt squirrel much, she kilt them all herself right from the big oaks in the back yard. shoot em in the evenings from her porch chair from several squirrel feeders.

she fried everything with lard for better taste....and so happen she dribble snuff out of her toothless mouth in it, she just laugh and hoot " looky just like pepper, yuins never know diffrent"

Aktungbby 08-31-15 11:30 PM
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Originally Posted by Aktungbby (Post 2340758)
in some parts...just ask Armistead! he serves it up with hominy, corn pone, collared greens, and coffee gravy with biscuits...My favorite is squirrel stew with paprika and a little Chianti... Moira.:O: :
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Originally Posted by Armistead (Post 2341019)
fried squirrel in a apple butter homemade biscuit was a mainstay for us. we'd go hunting and she had a batch made up every morning. we didn't hunt squirrel much, she kilt them all herself right from the big oaks in the back yard. shoot em in the evenings from her porch chair from several squirrel feeders.

she fried everything with lard for better taste....and so happen she dribble snuff out of her toothless mouth in it, she just laugh and hoot " looky just like pepper, yuins never know diffrent"
ArmiBBY: How well I remember how we bagged 'dinner on the hoof':O: Squirrellus Horribilis that one!- We still holds the Boone and Crockett record. https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com...3dd55741a4.jpg


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