The Elephant In The Room: Part 3

[BarryGrogan]

I know no one ever talks about it, so I'm going to address the elephant in the room:

Going to Seaford was a bad move.

[Jacks Back]

[Linton Lodger]

Not as bad as swapping Russell Greene for Mark Scott & Tony King.

[Harves Man]

I know no one ever talks about it, so I'm going to address the elephant in the room:

Going to Seaford was a bad move.

Hilarious OP - and to think there's 1 more waste-of-time-OP, just like this, for our viewing pleasure.

Not childish at all.

[minneapolis]

Just had a peek and there is no elephant in my room. Lots of squirrels on the deck but.

[Vazelos]

LOL

[saintspremiers]

I look like an Elephant

[saynta]

Just had a peek and there is no elephant in my room. Lots of squirrels on the deck but.

I remember walking through dense trees in Steamboat Springs Colorado when there was this terrible screeching noise. It was a squirrel up a tree and out on a branch over my head going berserk at me. I had obviously invaded his domain. Noisey little buggers. I preferred the chipmunks that lived in our wood pile.

[Wayne42]

There's an Elephant in my room, he's the March picture on my Calendar.

[minneapolis]

Just had a peek and there is no elephant in my room. Lots of squirrels on the deck but.

I remember walking through dense trees in Steamboat Springs Colorado when there was this terrible screeching noise. It was a squirrel up a tree and out on a branch over my head going berserk at me. I had obviously invaded his domain. Noisey little buggers. I preferred the chipmunks that lived in our wood pile.

There is a lot of urban wildlife in MN. I lived in a built-up suburb on the Mississippi (Mendota Heights). It was a common occurrence to have to stop your car on a suburban street to let the Wild Turkeys cross the road. In my back yard I have seen many deer, squirrels, raccoons (had to trap and transport 5 of them), heard wolves and coyotes. Eagles ate my chickens. Voles in my lawn. Pheasants on my storm fences. Loons on the lake.

Saynt, they are very noisy. And as common here as seagulls on St Kilda beach.

(But no elephants.)

[saynta]

Just had a peek and there is no elephant in my room. Lots of squirrels on the deck but.

I remember walking through dense trees in Steamboat Springs Colorado when there was this terrible screeching noise. It was a squirrel up a tree and out on a branch over my head going berserk at me. I had obviously invaded his domain. Noisey little buggers. I preferred the chipmunks that lived in our wood pile.

There is a lot of urban wildlife in MN. I lived in a built-up suburb on the Mississippi (Mendota Heights). It was a common occurrence to have to stop your car on a suburban street to let the Wild Turkeys cross the road. In my back yard I have seen many deer, squirrels, raccoons (had to trap and transport 5 of them), heard wolves and coyotes. Eagles ate my chickens. Voles in my lawn. Pheasants on my storm fences. Loons on the lake.

Saynt, they are very noisy. And as common here as seagulls on St Kilda beach.

(But no elephants.)