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Shadow Dancer
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Takin' pitchers of lady midget wrestlers and shit, Lordy!!!! What if they show up at yer shoot, do you pay them? Buy them ice cream? Feed 'em to the possums and take their camera cuz it's better than yours plus you want to see what sort of nasty, distasteful shit they made images of in case you can steal them and sell them for munnies? 'Splain yo seffs.
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Shadow Dancer
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Bellingham, Washington, US
Bumped because it got no love the first time round.
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scrymettet
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Quebec, Quebec, Canada
what between you and possum ?
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Shadow Dancer
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Bellingham, Washington, US
scrymettet wrote: what between you and possum ? I respect their durability and versatility. They are fine animals. Plus, you can feed them anything and rest assured that it will be eaten, so a practical choice should something require mastication.
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scrymettet
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Quebec, Quebec, Canada
Shadow Dancer wrote: I respect their durability and versatility. They are fine animals. Plus, you can feed them anything and rest assured that it will be eaten, so a practical choice should something require mastication. anyone ? oops anything ?
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Shadow Dancer
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Bellingham, Washington, US
scrymettet wrote: anyone ? oops anything ? To add to the link below, because of slow metabolism, opossums eat large numbers of ticks and do not contract tick-borne diseases (or rabies, nor do they suffer much from snake bites). As I said, highly versatile. https://lafeber.com/vet/basic-informati … a-opossum/ The Virginia opossum is an omnivore. Free-ranging animals consume a varied diet that includes plant material, grasses and leaves, grains, fruits, seeds and bulbs, carrion, snails, slugs, worms, insects, rats, mice, snakes, amphibians, eggs, crayfish, and fish. Opossums are highly opportunistic and a large amount of their diet consists of scavenged food items, like carrion.
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scrymettet
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Quebec, Quebec, Canada
Shadow Dancer wrote: To add to the link below, because of slow metabolism, opossums eat large numbers of ticks and do not contract tick-borne diseases (or rabies, nor do they suffer much from snake bites). As I said, highly versatile. https://lafeber.com/vet/basic-informati … a-opossum/ The Virginia opossum is an omnivore. Free-ranging animals consume a varied diet that includes plant material, grasses and leaves, grains, fruits, seeds and bulbs, carrion, snails, slugs, worms, insects, rats, mice, snakes, amphibians, eggs, crayfish, and fish. Opossums are highly opportunistic and a large amount of their diet consists of scavenged food items, like carrion. ain't cold resistant
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Shadow Dancer
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Bellingham, Washington, US
scrymettet wrote: ain't cold resistant Neither is humans. We are just more stubborn. Opossums are practical.
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scrymettet
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Quebec, Quebec, Canada
Shadow Dancer wrote: Neither is humans. We are just more stubborn. Opossums are practical. about right. good that we invented the gun powder
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Shadow Dancer
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Bellingham, Washington, US
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scrymettet
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Quebec, Quebec, Canada
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Shadow Dancer
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Bellingham, Washington, US
scrymettet wrote: or each other Camera. We are on Waddle Wayhem to Murk with Waddles?
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scrymettet
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Quebec, Quebec, Canada
Shadow Dancer wrote: Camera. We are on Waddle Wayhem to Murk with Waddles? yes right. leave the peanut buter jar alone
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Shadow Dancer
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Bellingham, Washington, US
scrymettet wrote: yes right. leave the peanut buter jar alone 55 gallon barrel of peanut butter, bought it at Costco. Lasts a couple of months. Crunchy.
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scrymettet
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Quebec, Quebec, Canada
Shadow Dancer wrote: peanut butter, ,,,,Crunchy. YES
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Shadow Dancer
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Bellingham, Washington, US
So yeah, these weird escorts can be fed to the opossums whilst we dine on crunchy peanut butter. As always, the eaters and the eaten. I would feel bad if peanuts had souls. I already know about weird escorts.
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scrymettet
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Quebec, Quebec, Canada
Shadow Dancer wrote: So yeah, these weird escorts can be fed to the opossums whilst we dine on crunchy peanut butter. As always, the eaters and the eaten. I would feel bad if peanuts had souls. I already know about weird escorts. souls, no. Credit cards, maybe arrive in 21 century already
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Shadow Dancer
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Bellingham, Washington, US
scrymettet wrote: souls, no. Credit cards, maybe arrive in 21 century already 21st Century is so quaint and antiquified. I've been over it for years.
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scrymettet
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Quebec, Quebec, Canada
Shadow Dancer wrote: 21st Century is so quaint and antiquified. I've been over it for years. antiquified. does not compute
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Shadow Dancer
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Bellingham, Washington, US
scrymettet wrote: antiquified. does not compute Does not compute because antiquified. Computers all modern and stuff.
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scrymettet
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Quebec, Quebec, Canada
Shadow Dancer wrote: Does not compute because antiquified. Computers all modern and stuff. shroom computer are all the rage
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Shadow Dancer
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Bellingham, Washington, US
scrymettet wrote: shroom computer are all the rage Shrooooom!!!! Computer rage very common, I smash 3 or 4 daily. Gets expensive.
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scrymettet
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Quebec, Quebec, Canada
Shadow Dancer wrote: Shrooooom!!!! Computer rage very common, I smash 3 or 4 daily. Gets expensive. those pesky little things, all programmed to make you do it and spend your $$$$
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Shadow Dancer
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Bellingham, Washington, US
scrymettet wrote: those pesky little things, all programmed to make you do it and spend your $$$$ I buy them with Russian credit cards so I don't care. No Russian cameras though, they are wonderful door stops.
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scrymettet
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Quebec, Quebec, Canada
Shadow Dancer wrote: I buy them with Russian credit cards so I don't care. No Russian cameras though, they are wonderful door stops. they still do cameras ?
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Shadow Dancer
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Bellingham, Washington, US
scrymettet wrote: they still do cameras ? Good question, I hope not. They were only sort of cameras anyway, when they even worked.
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