Model Train Journal

You need help. Stinker.

I recommend a very high high-colonic. Several. Soon. Then daily.
Only then, may you no longer be a stinker.

And let me know if you need any help with that.
daMurph

MurphOnMillerAve wrote:I recommend a very high high-colonic. Several. Soon. Then daily.
Only then, may you no longer be a stinker.

And let me know if you need any help with that.
daMurph

I can hardly wait....

Rufus T. Firefly wrote:

MurphOnMillerAve wrote:I recommend a very high high-colonic. Several. Soon. Then daily.
Only then, may you no longer be a stinker.

And let me know if you need any help with that.
daMurph

I can hardly wait....

As soon as the weather clears up....

Hey Murph, you never know. it might be a friendly bear. One that just wants to sit with you and see how you are doing.

bear sits next to guy
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rbE53XUtVw0

Now, that is one very, vey cool dude.
I am sure we have all imagined how that would have gone differently had that Brown Bear come to have a wee sit-down by da Murph
Thanks for the perspective, HONDO.

A few bear interactions with house cats in this:=> https://youtu.be/OqQPv78AMw0
Maybe you could carry a cat with you Murph.

webenda wrote:A few bear interactions with house cats in this:=> https://youtu.be/OqQPv78AMw0
Maybe you could carry a cat with you Murph.

Now, that's being a creative American! Good ol' Wayne, always a-thinkin' . GodBlessYa.
daMurph
But, no.
Maybe.
Weeeeellllll... (?)

P.S. Those other BadassKitties are pretty cool, too. They had me smiling and chuckling all the way through - imagine, tarantulas and crocks, too! And those kittens, with their little rear-ends up in the air, fearless against a goat and a big dog, are wonderful.

Thank you for that big smile of the day, Wayne.
FrankdaMurph

OK, fellow warriors. I watched a show about Alaska, yesterday. In it was a special feature about a couple, the Treadwells, who were EATEN ALIVE, yes, alive, not killed, then eaten, by Brown Bears, in the Katmai National Park and Preserve. Their camera was found still on, but the cap had been left in place, so only the sounds (6 minutes) of their being eaten were recorded, no visual. However, when an air taxi pilot arrived to pick up the couple, from one of those long and wide valleys only accessible by air, he found a Brown Bear sitting atop human remains in the camp.

If thats the story I think it is that guy thought he had a repore with bears.

v8vega wrote:If thats the story I think it is that guy thought he had a repore with bears.

Yes, that was he. Apparently, the rapport he felt (and she, too) he had with them is on the recording and has them talking to the bear(s) right up to the end. And I believe there are photos of them talking to bears that are only 3 ft away from them on an earlier occasion, or immediately preceding the eating.

Apparently, he "lived among" the Katmai bears each summer for more than a decade. (Source: CBS News)

I was a bit surprised that that couple did not receive a coveted Darwin Award. Go figure.

rex desilets wrote:I was a bit surprised that that couple did not receive a coveted Darwin Award. Go figure.

I agree with you. I just cannot understand such thinking as theirs, no matter how esoteric or altruistic in motivation. One cannot finesse a 1000lb bear into being all schmoozey. I am reminded of that scene in "The Thing", played by James Arness, I believe, (novel: "Who Goes There") when the scientist rushes up during their first face-t-face with the creature, in the hallway, and he tries to reason and appeal to it. You just knew the clop knocking him flat was coming.

No bear is named Teddy.