'Hell Bound'
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.
I think of raccoons as more dog sized.
A friend of mine had a bear come into her house and try to rummage through the fridge. Turns out it smelled the cantalope from outside and wanted to have a bite. Friend was fine, terrified I'm sure, but fine. She never left her bedroom, and the bear never left the kitchen. Well, it left when the rangers came and got it.
Back in 1995, I was sharing an apartment which had an outdoor entry (stairwell open to the air although recessed to prevent being rained on). One night after work, I came home after dark to find a raccoon sitting right in front of my apartment door. I know that they're notorious for being susceptible to rabies, so I didn't want to go anywhere near it, and I thought that if I tried walking up the stairs, it would try and bolt past me to the ground instead of going upstairs.
I tried to wait it out, but it just stayed there. I ended up driving to a payphone (this was before anyone I knew had a cell phone) and calling my already-sleeping roommate to get her to make noise behind the door to scare the critter away. It was gone by the time I got back home, at least.
Ow. How do I get a blister between my toes when there was nothing there but my toes?!
Sock Dreams has the answer! my little toes turn under their neighbor toes and get squashed. I love these little silk toe socks. They keep my toes from rubbing together and blistering.
Raccoons are like cats with hands, cats with hands that work in teams.
I find this kinda awesome. And a nuisance, but that's to be expected from cats with hands.
What if there's driving involved in going to Yellowstone?
Still safer than taking a bath.
Do they have baths at Yellowstone?
I'm glad I avoid nature, driving, AND baths.
When my Mom was 7+ months pregnant with me she and my Dad went camping for the weekend (damn hippies) and despite tying the food up in a tree, etc. they woke up with a Ursine visitor on site.
Scared her so badly that 6 weeks later I was born with bare feet.
A bath in the wrong spring at Yellowstone will definitely kill you.
Well, it's a terrible color on her, for one thing.....
And the "my eyes are up here" loses some validity.