One night I was walking around Ann Arbor and saw a GIGANTIC FUCKING RAT. That I then realized was a possum.
Uh HUH! Now leap over a coupleafew friends and it'll become... legendary.
Jayne ,'The Message'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
One night I was walking around Ann Arbor and saw a GIGANTIC FUCKING RAT. That I then realized was a possum.
Uh HUH! Now leap over a coupleafew friends and it'll become... legendary.
Are toddlerpedes more or less scary than possums?
Dunno. Do they have bifurcated genitalia?
Are toddlerpedes more or less scary than possums?
To me, less scary, as I'm pretty sure there aren't a dozen or so of the toddlerpedes within 10 yards of my apartment.
Are toddlerpedes more or less scary than possums?
Wow. That's some good old-fashioned nightmare fuel there, tommy. I think that may surpass the THING for all-out creepiness.
Are toddlerpedes more or less scary than possums?
OH MY GOD.
NOT CLICKING NOT CLICKING
That's kind of awesome. Especially given that I'm currently reading Falling Free (LM Bujold, includes genetically engineered people with four arms and no legs...)
Possums have their appeal, but I wouldn't go as far as to say "charming."
when I was a kid, the neighbors had a pet raccoon. Friendly enough fellow.
Are toddlerpedes more or less scary than possums?
JESUS CHRIST IT'S A LION GET IN THE CAR
It's sort of awesome and scary!
It makes me want to make one and put it somewhere in my classroom to frighten my children.