I prefer optrex.Photoshop has a fix for red eye.
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I prefer optrex.Photoshop has a fix for red eye.
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I see red squirrels in the middle of the road all the time along with red rabbits, red hedgehogs, I even saw a red badger the other day.
I prefer optrex.
Don`t worry Margaret, compared to a badger with its brains and guts spread across it`s fur, my health is pretty good.Whatever it is you are drinking.....I'd give it up.....it is no good for your health.
I see red squirrels in the middle of the road all the time along with red rabbits, red hedgehogs, I even saw a red badger the other day.

Didn`t forget Dave, they were in no fit state to sing.
But they did 'hum' a bit.
B-boom. Ok, I'll get my coat!
I hope your coat is imitation fur or it won't just be the road kill that hums.
I have been giving this problem a great deal of thought on your behalf Eric and have come up with an idea that might just work.
If Canada is like here the contraceptive pill is free, so get down to the clinic and get a few boxes, (if they are reluctant to supply, play the equal opportunities card) then grind them to a light powder and sprinkle the dust over the peanuts before putting them out, this over time should reduce the population.
Don't worry about the male squirrels eating these peanuts because if rumours are true they will develop female characteristics which will have the result of reducing the population even quicker.
Westendlass this may also work for your friends moles if she is prepared to find a large quantity of worms and coat them, (though what the long term effect will have on the worms, who knows? I don't suppose the pill has been tested on hermaphrodite's.
A great idea! But I do think, in order to better protect my plants, I should add ground up viagra to the mix ... if I do this, then they will be too busy screwing to worry about the plants. And, it's squirrel friendly ... the little critters will have a ball![]()
I have been giving this problem a great deal of thought on your behalf Eric and have come up with an idea that might just work.
If Canada is like here the contraceptive pill is free, so get down to the clinic and get a few boxes, (if they are reluctant to supply, play the equal opportunities card) then grind them to a light powder and sprinkle the dust over the peanuts before putting them out, this over time should reduce the population.
Don't worry about the male squirrels eating these peanuts because if rumours are true they will develop female characteristics which will have the result of reducing the population even quicker.
Westendlass this may also work for your friends moles if she is prepared to find a large quantity of worms and coat them, (though what the long term effect will have on the worms, who knows? I don't suppose the pill has been tested on hermaphrodite's.
A great idea! But I do think, in order to better protect my plants, I should add ground up viagra to the mix ... if I do this, then they will be too busy screwing to worry about the plants. And, it's squirrel friendly ... the little critters will have a ball![]()
It might just be Eric friendly as well, far better you inhale Viagra dust and get flared nostrils, than pill dust and end up with a sex life similar to a worms.
There is a flaw in your plan Eric.....there will soon be so many of the critters that you will have to take another job to pay for the Viagra........and your doctor will think you are having a whale of a time!

Added to that, they'd be spending more time on the ground (the males at least) as climbing trees may be a tad awkward.![]()
But, as the late great George Carlin observed when told, on a plane, to "put his seat back forward": "I'm sorry; I don't bend that way any more. If I did, I would be in porno movies"
I can remember sitting in a park in York in the nineties eating a sandwich and hand feeding an unusually brave squirrel. It was obviously used to people, never seen one that friendly since though. I think they're great and love watching them.We occasionally get them in the garden but you can always spot them over at Foxhill nature reserve.
Glad Stumpy survived Eric, you'll get your reward in HeavenI feed a couple of squirrels who are real friendly: Iggy and Stumpy. Iggy will pull on my pant leg if I don't come up with the peanuts quickly enough. In spring, summer, and fall, there are also a couple of real friendly coons, Raquel and Arbuckle. I don't expect to see Arbuckle again; he was getting up in years, and probably didn't survive the winter.
Stumpy is my fav. I almost shot him last fall. He showed up limping one day, with bad cuts on his body. His tail was mangled, ready to fall off, and looked infected. He was having trouble climbing trees. I thought it would be best to put the little guy out of his misery. Had him lined up, and was about to pull the trigger, when the god whom so many misunderstand, tugged at what's left of my soul ... and I changed my mind. He's still around (Stumpy that is, not God). Happy as a clam. Not much tail left, but he's doing fine without it.
.Is Arbuckle a fatty?Glad Stumpy survived Eric, you'll get your reward in Heaven.Is Arbuckle a fatty?
Is Arbuckle a fatty?


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