I really love Chicky's last post on her Skittering Thoughts and thought It would be fun to join in. I don't want to permanently scar anyone's retinas, so instead of any revealing pictures I will have to stick with a cheap joke. Certainly no competition to her
assets,
frozen or otherwise.
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Is it just me, but I can't for the life of me figure out why Brits snicker everytime the word "badger" is mentionned? Surely "beaver" is much more appropriate - I mean a beaver gnawing on a tree trunk is far more suggestive than a badger rooting in the dirt for a field mouse or something. Isn't it?
They would laugh their ass off in Wisconsin the "Badger State"
Goodness, I see I interpreted that sign all wrong. I was thinking of the culinary delights of free-range badger, along the lines of free-range chicken...
I think I shall slink away in shame, now....
Beaver ain't too bad once you get past the fur...
Heh, heh, cute sign.
A good beaver always keeps itself nicely groomed.
Free beaver? Where? When? What did I miss?
Hehe. Thanks for the plug PK.
Nanuk, I don't snigger at 'badger'. I didn't know I was supposed to until I started blogging!
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