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Janet brings us good news!! Looking forward to seeing everybody again in [hopefully] 2-3 weeks. Been pretty dead around here as you can imagine.Quote:
Originally Posted by JE
Starting to get a little jumpy...I need a nitrogen fix. I don't think I'm the only one!
Wellllllll...one little thing I didn't mention is those pesky flying mosquitoes-or should I say biting? They appeared Sat. also hopefully they won't last long or get to bad.
Janet
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Originally Posted by PSSP
To call those critters little is an understatement Janet, I saw one last year that stood flat footed and made love to a turkey !!!! :roll:
Warn a girl next time! I'll never get all the diet coke out of my keyboard! :smt081Quote:
Originally Posted by cavediver256
I have to agree with Shirley's reply. And I'm pretty sure that was a turkey vulture
not a wild turkey................
Janet
Ya know... I swear the I've seen a couple wild turkey's crossing the road not far from Peacock's Park entrance, I damned near hit them. They didn't move at all like vultures when I sped between them. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by PSSP
Whatever they are they taste like chicken.
Yeah, give it to Mikey, he will eat anything....<G>Quote:
Originally Posted by mmcauliffe
Dive safe,
Celia
**Whoa-! Wait a minute: This brings to the forefront the tales of the infamous Florida flying F457Mosquito versus the Alaskan species or the feared blood-sucking Minnesota Black Deer Fly. We are unsure which is the worst. One thing is known about the Florida Skeeter: They have their own landing pads & runways-! Not sure what AS they need to take off or land, but they are here-! :smt079Quote:
Originally Posted by cavediver256
non de flume
i've seen turkeys flying across the road going to peacock...
yeah, mike, i bet you've had to argue with trees just for something to do! :D tell cathy we say 'hey' - and that jameson had his surgery, it's gone well, and he's pooping out his butt now. we get to go home today.