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That sounds good Murf. It's been a while since I've had a good stuffed pepper.

Kolchak wrote: Lets go ahead and quarantine him and start running tests. See if his body temperature is below 50 degrees and see if he seems preoccupied with touching your head....And don't believe him if he says that he is a hair stylist wanting to give you a new look!

See what happens when you become old and decrepit. You start repeating yourself.

Kolchak wrote: Lets go ahead and quarantine him and start running tests. See if his body temperature is below 50 degrees and see if he seems preoccupied with touching your head....And don't believe him if he says that he is a hair stylist wanting to give you a new look!

See what happens when you become old and decrepit. You start repeating yourself.

Kolchak wrote: Lets go ahead and quarantine him and start running tests. See if his body temperature is below 50 degrees and see if he seems preoccupied with touching your head....And don't believe him if he says that he is a hair stylist wanting to give you a new look!

See what happens when you become old and decrepit. You start repeating yourself.

You're darn lucky my Rascal is in the shop getting fixed, or I'd come over and Don Coryell your butt. I told you I can't handle this new fangled junk. I was typing that on a flipping e-pad I don't know the first thing how to use. I didn't think the first post took, but it looks like it did times 3. So shut up, give me a break, and bring me a beer!

A slug; banana slug for scale.

J/k...maybe.

I actually haven't seen one for a long time with our climate as dry as it has been, so I took this glamour shot when I spotted this little guy.

The poor thing is barely 5 inches long, so pray for rain.

That's a good shot Andy but I doubt I could bring myself to eat something like that.
Although there technically are certain insects that are edible.

I had pizza tonight; the best around!

OMG, I have never seen a slug that big!

I had a Wendy's strawberry fields salad for lunch.

Murfreesboro wrote:I had a Wendy's strawberry fields salad for lunch.

Were there any slugs in it?

UC Santa Cruz, Banana Slugs, one of the coolest mascots in college sports.

I'm waiting for the Banana Slugs of UCSC to play the Boll Weevils of University of Arkansas at Monticello.

NeverMore wrote:

Murfreesboro wrote:I had a Wendy's strawberry fields salad for lunch.

Were there any slugs in it?

Cute. No, the salad was delicious, actually, and nary a slug in sight.

The boll weevils! Kolchak!

Kolchak wrote:UC Santa Cruz, Banana Slugs, one of the coolest mascots in college sports.

I'm currently watching an interview with the Chicken, one of the best mascots any sport has ever seen.

I was going to eat a chicken sandwich while watching this but that just didn't seem right.

NeverMore wrote:

Kolchak wrote:UC Santa Cruz, Banana Slugs, one of the coolest mascots in college sports.

I'm currently watching an interview with the Chicken, one of the best mascots any sport has ever seen.

I was going to eat a chicken sandwich while watching this but that just didn't seem right.

You may recall back in the day, the Braves tried to lure away the Chicken, but San Diego was able to keep him. Just one of many things Ted Turner tried to do to up the attendance of home games. I guess the concept of actually winning never dawned on him as a marketing tool. Then when the Braves finally got to the World Series, the camera pans over to him sitting with Hanoi Jane, and the dipstick is sound asleep.

Yes Murph, Arkansas colleges have some neat mascot names U of Arkansas Monticello are the Boll Weevils, Southern Arkansas are the Mule Riders and Arkansas Tech are the Wonder Boys. All the colleges in Georgia have the most boring and generic names possible.

I had a cousin who went to Monticello, but she never told me the name of her team!

That does sound good!