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Joel Merrill
16th May 2006, 07:05 PM (19:05)
The Kentucky state bird is the fried chicken
jOeL :fun06
Cecil Wallace
17th May 2006, 04:41 AM (04:41)
Some visitors to Texas must think that the state animal is a dead armadillo along side the highway.
Joel Merrill
17th May 2006, 03:22 PM (15:22)
Some visitors to Texas must think that the state animal is a dead armadillo along side the highway.
One of these? :eek:
jOeL :fun06
Joel Merrill
17th May 2006, 03:26 PM (15:26)
One of these? :eek:
jOeL :fun06
We have the same problem with Raccoons, skunks and deer. I don't mind the coons and skunks, I even hit a beaver once, but I don't like hitting deer. That is no fun :basic04
Joel
Glenn Harris
17th May 2006, 04:17 PM (16:17)
An Iowa boy should be able to recognize an opossum when he sees one. Even one that has a yellow stripe down his middle. (-:
Did you know that in South Carolina, the state motto is "we're not North Carolina".
In West Virginia the state motto is "4.5 million people, 6 last names."
Cecil Wallace
17th May 2006, 05:19 PM (17:19)
An Iowa boy should be able to recognize an opossum when he sees one. Even one that has a yellow stripe down his middle. (-:
I was about to get on Joel's case about that mis-identification.
Maybe they don't have armadillos in Iowa.
We'll just have to chalk it up to that.
:basic05
Joel Merrill
17th May 2006, 09:06 PM (21:06)
I was about to get on Joel's case about that mis-identification.
Maybe they don't have armadillos in Iowa.
We'll just have to chalk it up to that.
:basic05
You guys got me on that one. The first time I saw it was at work and a co-worker told me it was an armadillo. I have never seen an armadillo so I just assumed he knew. I thought it looked like a possum too.
Oh well, Joel :o
Gina Stevenson
17th May 2006, 09:23 PM (21:23)
I was about to get on Joel's case about that mis-identification.
Maybe they don't have armadillos in Iowa.
We'll just have to chalk it up to that.
:basic05
Tho't it sorta looked like that awfully dead thing I pulled out a the swimming pool in the backyard in California! YUCK! That was something else .........
Glenn Harris
17th May 2006, 09:24 PM (21:24)
And they identify it as an armadillo on the website also. It's not. It's an opossum.
This is an armadillo
Cecil Wallace
18th May 2006, 05:35 AM (05:35)
The one you show is alive.
Most people only see a dead one by the side of the highway.
At least, that is the way it is here in Texas.
Personally, I have seen many armadillos in my lifetime because I have lived in a rural setting a good part of my life.
In fact, an armadillo has been digging in our yard almost every night lately.
And they identify it as an armadillo on the website also. It's not. It's an opossum.
This is an armadillo
Gina Stevenson
18th May 2006, 10:32 AM (10:32)
The one you show is alive.
Most people only see a dead one by the side of the highway.
If you don't go too fast and hit them, you can sometimes catch them waddling [sort of a duck-walk] across the road, tho' perhaps a bit faster than a duck sometimes ................. 'twas rare, but have seen the live kind, C-Dubya. ;)
Barb Bouldrey
18th May 2006, 02:11 PM (14:11)
This is such a funny thread.
Thanks you silly guys.
Barb
Cecil Wallace
18th May 2006, 02:15 PM (14:15)
This is such a funny thread.
Thanks you silly guys.
Barb Moi?
Silly?
Never!!
You are welcome.
We try to have a little (very little) fun from time to time.
What is the state bird of Missouri?
Orange traffic cone??
Joel Merrill
18th May 2006, 03:27 PM (15:27)
Moi?
Silly?
Never!!
You are welcome.
We try to have a little (very little) fun from time to time.
What is the state bird of Missouri?
Orange traffic cone??
Of course EVERYONE knows the state bird of Minnesota. I know it's kind of LOONY but the state bird is the Mosquito :cool:
Don't clap, just throw money :basic05
Joel
Barb Bouldrey
18th May 2006, 06:02 PM (18:02)
State bird? Dodo? Cucko?
No, I know...Fried Chicken! Fresh from the yard right outside your trailer door.
P.S. Gordon Greene works for Tyson Chicken.
BB
Lori Jeffrey
19th May 2006, 12:26 PM (12:26)
I received these images awhile back describing Massachusetts.
State Flag/ State Statue
4137
State Motto
4138
State Tree
4139
State Joke
4140
State Animal
4141
State Historical Marker
4142
:basic05 I can attest that these signs are true seeing that I lived in Massachusetts for 20 years and still travel into MA quite often.
Lori
Joel Merrill
19th May 2006, 03:25 PM (15:25)
LOL :basic05
Joel
I received these images awhile back describing Massachusetts.
State Flag/ State Statue
4137
State Motto
4138
State Tree
4139
State Joke
4140
State Animal
4141
State Historical Marker
4142
:basic05 I can attest that these signs are true seeing that I lived in Massachusetts for 20 years and still travel into MA quite often.
Lori
BobHunt
19th May 2006, 10:00 PM (22:00)
anybody ever been out to hunt snipe?
Gina Stevenson
19th May 2006, 10:24 PM (22:24)
anybody ever been out to hunt snipe?
Fell for that one -- almost -- long ago ... while in college. ;)
However, the only thing we really ever went to the woods for was to practice archery. Now, that was fun.
Joel Merrill
20th May 2006, 02:10 AM (02:10)
anybody ever been out to hunt snipe?
Most rural people and many city folk know about the old practical joke of snipe hunting. A lot of city folk don't know that there really is a bird called a snipe. I have never shot one but I have seen them. They are a lot like a quail.
http://birdsbybent.com/ch61-70/snipe.html
Joel
Gina Stevenson
20th May 2006, 11:25 AM (11:25)
Most rural people and many city folk know about the old practical joke of snipe hunting. A lot of city folk don't know that there really is a bird called a snipe. I have never shot one but I have seen them. They are a lot like a quail.
http://birdsbybent.com/ch61-70/snipe.html
Joel
Tho't I'd heard, since the college joke, that there really was something called a "snipe." Now, 'wonder if it was named that before the joke became popular, or renamed after the fact so there'd "really be one." ;)
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