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Originally posted by talisman View PostSort of like a woman?Originally posted by Nash B.Damn, man. Sorry to hear that. If it'll cheer you up, Geor swallows. And even if it doesn't cheer you up, it cheers him up.
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Originally posted by talisman View PostI've almost creamed 2 of these little idiots on the way into work in the last 2 weeks. I've also seen several scattered all over north Green Oaks. Are they having a population explosion in this area or have I just never noticed before? They don't move very quick. I think the next time I'm going to stop, scoop the little bastard up and give my border collie a new playmate.
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MY freshman year at Texas State (South-West Texas) University, I was drunk (surprise!) and outside smoking a cigarette with a buddy in the rain. We spotted one running through the parking lot and proceeded to chase it across campus for the next thirty minutes. Having no success, we went back to the dorm and printed out flyers that read: "MISSING: ARMY DILLON. If you see our friend Army Dillon, please call room 820. He looks suspiciously like an armadillo!"
We posted the flyers in the elevators, and several on each floor, and the next day got what seemed like hundreds of calls telling us they didn't see an armadillo, but they did see two drunk ass freshman running around campus screaming at something they were chasing after, lol.
Man, I had some good times back then
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Originally posted by Ratt View PostMY freshman year at Texas State (South-West Texas) University, I was drunk (surprise!) and outside smoking a cigarette with a buddy in the rain. We spotted one running through the parking lot and proceeded to chase it across campus for the next thirty minutes. Having no success, we went back to the dorm and printed out flyers that read: "MISSING: ARMY DILLON. If you see our friend Army Dillon, please call room 820. He looks suspiciously like an armadillo!"
We posted the flyers in the elevators, and several on each floor, and the next day got what seemed like hundreds of calls telling us they didn't see an armadillo, but they did see two drunk ass freshman running around campus screaming at something they were chasing after, lol.
Man, I had some good times back then
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Originally posted by Broncojohnny View PostI'm surprised you didn't pick one up and send it to your ex old lady as a pet. Don't those things carry leprosy?Originally posted by Jimbo View PostI have seen more of them this year as well. Yes, they can carry bacteria and disease.Originally posted by Blackout View Postyes they do but you probably wont get it unless your realy sick.
15% of wild armadillos in southern Texas and Louisiana have been found to be infected with Mycobacterium leprae.
I heard on the news that the first ever confirmed case of a human contracting leprosy from an Armadillo had recently occurred.
Either way, I'm not handling one without some serious leather gloves."It is in truth not for glory, nor riches, nor honours that we are fighting, but for freedom - for that alone, which no honest man gives up but with life itself."
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Originally posted by Ratt View PostMY freshman year at Texas State (South-West Texas) University, I was drunk (surprise!) and outside smoking a cigarette with a buddy in the rain. We spotted one running through the parking lot and proceeded to chase it across campus for the next thirty minutes. Having no success, we went back to the dorm and printed out flyers that read: "MISSING: ARMY DILLON. If you see our friend Army Dillon, please call room 820. He looks suspiciously like an armadillo!"
We posted the flyers in the elevators, and several on each floor, and the next day got what seemed like hundreds of calls telling us they didn't see an armadillo, but they did see two drunk ass freshman running around campus screaming at something they were chasing after, lol.
Man, I had some good times back then
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