Oddness

[stsparky]

Squirrel nailed to cross in Bremerton (http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/local/388315_squirrel19.html?source=rss)
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

BREMERTON -- Police are investigating an incident in which a squirrel was nailed to a cross in Bremerton.

The Kitsap Sun reports the man returned to his home Friday and found the crucified squirrel in a plastic bag on his porch.

[Beowulf]

Wow I clicked the link thinking there'd be a story there but...there wasn't.

That's the whole thing.

Ok.

[Dresh]

I have long considered Bremerton one of the most boring places near me. Good to see things haven't changed.

[riona]

Hmm...this reminds me of a mouse I once...didn't...crucify.

[Mechs]

Weird...

[Harrison]

From "the 213 things Skippy is no longer allowed to do in the U.S. Army":

204. NEVER nail a stuffed bunny to a cross and put it up in front of the Battalion Headquarters sign as an “Easter Desecration.”

http://skippyslist.com/list/

[riona]

Mmmhm. That's the one.

[SlickWilly440]

That's a sad story.

I once saw two squirrels and one of them ran up a small three, about 2 feet up the trunk. Then the other squirrel followed the one squirrel up the trunk, mounted that squirrel from behind and started thrusting like there was no tomorrow.

So imagine if you will, one squirrel clinging on, vertically, to a tree, while another squirrel from behind, or below in this case, is clinging onto the tree while pounding at 100 thrusts per minute. I tell you that tree was shaking.

I reached for my camera to take a picture, but by the time I had pulled it out, the squirrels where already done, and where acting like regular squirrels. There was no exchanging message, no "I'll call you later"...it was like that act had never happened.

[haterllnation]

That's a sad story.

I once saw two squirrels and one of them ran up a small three, about 2 feet up the trunk. Then the other squirrel followed the one squirrel up the trunk, mounted that squirrel from behind and started thrusting like there was no tomorrow.

So imagine if you will, one squirrel clinging on, vertically, to a tree, while another squirrel from behind, or below in this case, is clinging onto the tree while pounding at 100 thrusts per minute. I tell you that tree was shaking.

I reached for my camera to take a picture, but by the time I had pulled it out, the squirrels where already done, and where acting like regular squirrels. There was no exchanging message, no "I'll call you later"...it was like that act had never happened.

I download it so I can watch it whenever I want. In today's world, sometimes, we have no time to enjoy nature on their level. So, thanks to the Internet, my squirrel port is a-plenty and on my time.:clap: