20 October 2004, 03:10
Aspen Hill AdventuresRe: Another One Bites the Dust
Heh heh heh
Trophy photo..........

20 October 2004, 03:26
N. S. SherlockSuitable for use as one of many seasonally adjuated avatars. Great trapping!
20 October 2004, 06:27
DigitalDanThere once was a mole
who lived in a hole.
A cheap smelly bastard
who had no soul.
He ate and he gorged
then said, "By George!
It's time I checked the 'Maters!,
If not now, then certainly later."
Came a soft footfall
a petite size 6.
He heard earth move
and wondered, "What is this?"

A Quake in his realm
a disturbance in the domain.
"I suppose I should investigate
before it starts to rain.
He scurried through earthen tube
mumbling something like 'Goo-Goo-ga-Jube'.
He thought of the Avatar Audition
then had a horrid premonition.

What if they use a skunk?!
Or a hog what's drunk?!
Aghast, he thunk
then the steel went 'Ker-chunk'.
Well, that's the best word smithing I can do spur of the moment, subject considered. Great set Ann, go get another!
Dan Poe
Pres., TYHC
www.Mole.Kabobswww.Iambic.Psychosis20 October 2004, 06:12
Aspen Hill AdventuresThanks Ned. Do you remember when Howard Dean did his psycho war cry way back when? Well, that's what I do when ever I kill one of these works of the devil.
20 October 2004, 08:34
N. S. SherlockMoles, cats, rats, liberals. There is a long litany of deserving objects for the scream of anguish. My silent thought is, as I squeeze through the four scratch creep in my .22 mag CZ trigger, while settling the 75 meter setting on a varmint's head, "You are mine".
20 October 2004, 08:47
poletaxNice picture Ann.
Where can I get a crossbow like yours? Never seen a bolt like that.
And from the looks of it , I'd say you did that cat a favor.
It reminds me of some of 'The Porch People" we got down at our Statehouse.
15 October 2004, 01:07
Aspen Hill AdventuresWell, the trap bit it good.
Moles - 0 Ann - 3

You know, I wonder why peta doesn't take up the plight of the lowly mole? He who is speared with high velocity spring traps with 6 inch spears. Often impaled alive until the happy homeowner gloats over it's predicament. Poisoned via peanut butter flavored rat bait, etc.