For the record, we have Fox squirrels here, not the ubiquitous Gray Menace™. That said, the sigh was for the snow, not the squirrel in question. We have lots of natural predators, and ours stay on property, leaving the house alone. They are pretty low on the list of disease vectors, too. We have other things I’d prefer to see eradicated from the face of the earth. Like ticks.
chigau (違う)says
iris
it’s a squirrel
covered in snow
it’s probably miserable
:)
— Caine
Since I moved North, I haven’t seen a tick.
However, I am happy to endorse their eradication.
The squirrels are probably farming the ticks! You cannot put anything past the fuckers.
blfsays
The mildly deranged penguin points out that that is clearly a pea in disguise.
Flamethrowers might work, but simply nuking the Universe is more reliable. Several times. Just to be sure. (A Mr Davros claims to be able to do this for a reasonable fee. Contact details at your nearest battered blue “Police Box”.)
Has Iris seen this?
I don’t think so.
%#^&!@*!^$
For the record, we have Fox squirrels here, not the ubiquitous Gray Menace™. That said, the sigh was for the snow, not the squirrel in question. We have lots of natural predators, and ours stay on property, leaving the house alone. They are pretty low on the list of disease vectors, too. We have other things I’d prefer to see eradicated from the face of the earth. Like ticks.
iris
it’s a squirrel
covered in snow
it’s probably miserable
:)
—
Caine
Since I moved North, I haven’t seen a tick.
However, I am happy to endorse their eradication.
The squirrels are probably farming the ticks! You cannot put anything past the fuckers.
The mildly deranged penguin points out that that is clearly a pea in disguise.
Flamethrowers might work, but simply nuking the Universe is more reliable. Several times. Just to be sure. (A Mr Davros claims to be able to do this for a reasonable fee. Contact details at your nearest battered blue “Police Box”.)