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dantzk8
No worries Dan ...sorry if it upsets you...
Dynamite will clear the problem!
When our daughter was growing up in the 1990s, for several summers we had a 1965 Starcraft pop-up camper that we'd use for short camping trips. Once we made a longer trip, and I had a big plastic cooler in which I stored all the bread, bagels, and other baked goods for our adventure. I had a bungee cord wrapped around the cooler near each end to make sure the lid stayed closed. Once we set up the camper in the woodsy area assigned to us, the cooler sat on the ground outside the camper. During the night, what sounded like scores of hissing, growling, screaming raccoons pulled off the bungee cords, opened the lid, and made off into the woods with most of our bread, leaving a trail of crumbs and shredded plastic bags.
If you were older, you'd have had a steel cooler with latches.When our daughter was growing up in the 1990s, for several summers we had a 1965 Starcraft pop-up camper that we'd use for short camping trips. Once we made a longer trip, and I had a big plastic cooler in which I stored all the bread, bagels, and other baked goods for our adventure. I had a bungee cord wrapped around the cooler near each end to make sure the lid stayed closed. Once we set up the camper in the woodsy area assigned to us, the cooler sat on the ground outside the camper. During the night, what sounded like scores of hissing, growling, screaming raccoons pulled off the bungee cords, opened the lid, and made off into the woods with most of our bread, leaving a trail of crumbs and shredded plastic bags.
- GT
You’re lucky they didn’t tie you up with the bungee cords and steal your wallet.When our daughter was growing up in the 1990s, for several summers we had a 1965 Starcraft pop-up camper that we'd use for short camping trips. Once we made a longer trip, and I had a big plastic cooler in which I stored all the bread, bagels, and other baked goods for our adventure. I had a bungee cord wrapped around the cooler near each end to make sure the lid stayed closed. Once we set up the camper in the woodsy area assigned to us, the cooler sat on the ground outside the camper. During the night, what sounded like scores of hissing, growling, screaming raccoons pulled off the bungee cords, opened the lid, and made off into the woods with most of our bread, leaving a trail of crumbs and shredded plastic bags.
- GT
No problem Meako, i'm not upset. It's just the kind of recurring joke i like to make (i know, i know...). The only snakes i hate are the vipers.
In '75/6 I was living downtown Paris, near the Casino de Paris, in a former bourgeois mansion, at first floor. My Commando was still very fresh and I had a pal riding a BSA (nobody's perfect, ugh) who was forest ranger in the Fontaineblau forrest. During summer he found what he thought a weasel, whose aft leg was broken, maybe by a car.
An other good reason for my dog to kill the weasel, my wife is blonde!
I've never seen a chicken in a forest.
He was referencing a bad old joke in English:
Thanks, now i understand.
That inspired me to find this:
) op. A combination of poison bait,traps and a mentally disturbed ex fireman proved very effective.
