I love living here...

[sdifox]

I do and the bears in the Italian mountains are too close!

Bears can swim you know? Or go through the tunnel.

 

[highland145]

Bears can swim you know? Or go through the tunnel.

Uber? daym

 

[sdifox]

Uber? daym

If you are a gendarme guarding the entrance to Eurotunnel, would you stop a running bear? I guess the bear can take Le Shuttle.

 

[highland145]

@brianmanahan and @lxskllr We had 6. Now down to one and he says he won't change my diaper. Effing Floppy ate the wrong ones. Hence, to @WelshBloke house we go, to welsh house we go.....

 

[highland145]

Did I see this here?

https://www.tiktok.com/video/7227495775083695403

 

[sdifox]

Yes the albino bear thing was seen here.

 

[highland145]

Yes the albino bear thing was seen here.

So you only have 1 group of frens.....

 

[brianmanahan]

@brianmanahan and @lxskllr We had 6. Now down to one and he says he won't change my diaper. Effing Floppy ate the wrong ones. Hence, to @WelshBloke house we go, to welsh house we go.....

only the strong survive

and the reward is changing some old fart's diaper? nahhh

 

[Charmonium]

And Bama football is more vile than snakes.

I will not lift a finger to defend Alabama. They've become a blight on our democracy - along with a few others of course.

I'm just grateful that mom was from PA so I never acquired much of an accent. Well that and the fact that the regional accent in that area, while distinctive, has barely any of the "thwang" one associates with the stereotypical Southern accent.

If you watch MSNBC and ever see a former fed prosecutor named Joyce Vance (see image) - I'm pretty sure she's from the area around Montgomery. That's a bit further North but the accent is similar.

In terms of the accent being distinctive, I was with my gf at restaurant in Miami and as soon as the waitress said a few words, I knew that she had to be from the Dothan area.

 

[BoomerD]

This was about 2 miles from my house:

 

[Charmonium]

@BoomerD - the eatin' up there in the north country must be pretty good to squeeze out 4 cubs. Salmon I'm guessing is high on the menu.

edit - I was just wondering, with no significant natural predators, how long before peeps there start shooting at them?

 

[highland145]

I will not lift a finger to defend Alabama. They've become a blight on our democracy - along with a few others of course.

I'm just grateful that mom was from PA so I never acquired much of an accent. Well that and the fact that the regional accent in that area, while distinctive, has barely any of the "thwang" one associates with the stereotypical Southern accent.

If you watch MSNBC and ever see a former fed prosecutor named Joyce Vance (see image) - I'm pretty sure she's from the area around Montgomery. That's a bit further North but the accent is similar.

In terms of the accent being distinctive, I was with my gf at restaurant in Miami and as soon as the waitress said a few words, I knew that she had to be from the Dothan area.

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Obviously, my boy is in PA. I bring him home enough so he don't forget his aint's.

 

[Charmonium]

Obviously, my boy is in PA. I bring him home enough so he don't forget his aint's.

And it's fiiur not fire. Gotta cover the bases.

 

[highland145]

And it's fiiur not fire. Gotta cover the bases.

My wife and her Ma grew up in really redneck SC. Both of them have perfect accents. Her Ma was brilliant. Sadly passed last year.

 

[Lost_in_the_HTTP]

I only like the cinnamon ones you can eat by the handful

 

[highland145]

I only like the cinnamon ones you can eat by the handful

Claws?

 

[BoomerD]

@BoomerD - the eatin' up there in the north country must be pretty good to squeeze out 4 cubs. Salmon I'm guessing is high on the menu.

edit - I was just wondering, with no significant natural predators, how long before peeps there start shooting at them?

Can't legally hunt ANY critters here. We have more fckn deer than people...and you can't hunt them. Of course, we get a few poachers with bow & arrow every year...dead deer with arrows in them that hot away, even live ones with arrows sticking out of them.

 

[highland145]

What shithole is that? Can't eat the critters eating your food?


Nvm...libland.

 

[Naer]

fk'n hate bears

I also hate komodo dragons

They scare me

 

[MrSquished]

What shithole is that? Can't eat the critters eating your food?


Nvm...libland.

You let deer in your grocery stores? Fucking hickland.

 

[Charmonium]

Even Nuevo Yersey allows deer hunting. They're like big rats with hooves and fluffy tails - the gardener's nightmare.

And we're pretty liberal folks here in NJ.

 

[BoomerD]

Even Nuevo Yersey allows deer hunting. They're like big rats with hooves and fluffy tails - the gardener's nightmare.

And we're pretty liberal folks here in NJ.

Deer hunting is legal in Warshington...just not on this little sand spit.

 

[nakedfrog]

Black bears have been sighted in the woods where I hike, haven't seen one myself yet. I did encounter a deer in the hills yesterday. There might be wildcats too. I've seen owls a few times, and a rough skinned newt once. I've been documenting the growth of a patch of ghost pipes for a couple years now. These are shots from over the past few weeks.

 

[skyking]

@BoomerD - the eatin' up there in the north country must be pretty good to squeeze out 4 cubs. Salmon I'm guessing is high on the menu.

edit - I was just wondering, with no significant natural predators, how long before peeps there start shooting at them?

The bears come out to the beach and dig razor clams. They are quite adaptable to whatever is available.

 

[Red Squirrel]

Deer hunting is legal in Warshington...just not on this little sand spit.

If you setup a range and a deer happens to get in the way of the bags of corn that you're using as targets, is it technically hunting?