What is your favorite animal for a pet

bears? don't they, scare you?

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Originally Posted by Zephyr

Almost stuck this in an edit, but saw Mikey post just after me. I can't help but be a bit envious - we only had the one den, and they were very shy, rural ones. Mou, this conversation is really making me wish our hometown hadn't grown at such a massive pace when I was a young child. I would have loved to see some of the larger wildlife in our backyard myself...deer, mostly.

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England is still the quiescent rural land it always has been, as long as you don't visit London or Birmingham. most of our deer now live in parks and reserves now though. Most people buy a cottage in Scotland [Above England, I'm amazed at how many Americans don't know that.] That place is just miles upon miles of mountains, lakes, forests and moors. Perfect for anyone with a inquisitive mind.

Nah, I'm used to Sprung. I barely notice him... (I could end this sentence in such a mean way... Something something involving trashcans... :P)


No, not really. Don't mess with them, and they'll leave you alone.

hmmm. what if they smell food near you.

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Originally Posted by Xena

England is still the quiescent rural land it always has been, as long as you don't visit London or Birmingham. most of our deer now live in parks and reserves now though. Most people buy a cottage in Scotland [Above England, I'm amazed at how many Americans don't know that.] That place is just miles upon miles of mountains, lakes, forests and moors. Perfect for anyone with a inquisitive mind.

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Yeah, but you have foxes in cities. I haven't seen a fox since I moved to Minneapolis. And Scotland's above England? What, it flies? How do you deal with the up-the-kilt views whenever you look up?
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Aaugh, bad mental image. I see why you drove the Act of Union through in the 18th century. To try and get them to wear trousers. >_< :P

ahahahahaahahh you said trousers :P

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Originally Posted by Xena

England is still the quiescent rural land it always has been, as long as you don't visit London or Birmingham. most of our deer now live in parks and reserves now though. Most people buy a cottage in Scotland [Above England, I'm amazed at how many Americans don't know that.] That place is just miles upon miles of mountains, lakes, forests and moors. Perfect for anyone with a inquisitive mind.

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I live in Scotland and can confirm there be plenty of mountains and all that stuff Xena mentioned. Edinburgh is pretty much all town but where I live we have the old railway that accomadates foxes,badgers,toads,hedgehogs and squirrels.

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Originally Posted by Springer

I live in Scotland and can confirm there be plenty of mountains and all that stuff Xena mentioned. Edinburgh is pretty much all town but where I live we have the old railway that accomadates foxes,badgers,toads,hedgehogs and squirrels.

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and bears oh my. god. i need sleep.

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Originally Posted by Mikey

and bears oh my. god. i need sleep.

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:lol No bears just chavs.

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Originally Posted by Springer

:lol No bears just chavs.

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Ugh, even worse. Forget fox hunting debates (old news, I know); see if you can get a bill through the House of Lords to get them hunting chavs. ;)

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Originally Posted by Zephyr

Yeah, but you have foxes in cities. I haven't seen a fox since I moved to Minneapolis. And Scotland's above England? What, it flies? How do you deal with the up-the-kilt views whenever you look up?
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Aaugh, bad mental image. I see why you drove the Act of Union through in the 18th century. To try and get them to wear trousers. >_< :P

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Above/North/Up/Yours :P

I believe some Scotts men still wear kilts, but they have thier own padded cell to keep them warm. :wacko:

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Originally Posted by Zephyr

And Scotland's above England? What, it flies? How do you deal with the up-the-kilt views whenever you look up?
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Aaugh, bad mental image. I see why you drove the Act of Union through in the 18th century. To try and get them to wear trousers. >_< :P

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:rofl: Oh, my poor ribs. :rofl:

Mikey, if they smell food next to you, then you either are next to the trash bins, or there's a bear in your house.

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Originally Posted by Xena

Above/North/Up/Yours :P

I believe some Scotts men still wear kilts, but they have thier own padded cell to keep them warm. :wacko:

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Really I havent seen anybody in a kilt up town ever apart from the bagpipe player.

ok. well, mikey must go to sleep for real now. good bye pretty people. cya xena zephr evans springer.......................................... .................

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Originally Posted by Evans

:rofl: Oh, my poor ribs. :rofl:

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Please... You'd laugh at a Shakespear comedy.