Godamn Skunks!!!
#21
Forget that I ever said that. You might actually do it since you hate the poor guys so much.
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#22
(08-10-2013, 07:08 PM)sally Wrote: We also had a flying squirrel named Daisy, I don't even know what the hell happened to it.

I went on the internet and took up the hobby of making limey twats look stupid.`
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#23
(08-11-2013, 09:44 AM)sally Wrote: Put them in the washing machine. It might void any warranty you have, however, since it states in the user manual not to place any non-laundry objects, such as shoes, food waste, or animals into the washer. But you can always just lie and say you don't know what happened to it. They don't need to know you overloaded it with critters.

Thank you for those words of wisdom mama.
He ain't heavy, he's my brother.
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#24
Re. Skunks: if they take up residence under your house, put mothballs or mothball crystals at their entrance. I tried it with a raccoon that moved in under the shed and it worked like a charm.
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(08-11-2013, 02:30 PM)Donovan Wrote: Re. Skunks: if they take up residence under your house, put mothballs or mothball crystals at their entrance. I tried it with a raccoon that moved in under the shed and it worked like a charm.

I was thinking of using liquid ammonia around the perimeter.
He ain't heavy, he's my brother.
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#26
(08-10-2013, 09:49 PM)FAHQTOO Wrote: I think it's wise to keep the beaver under lock and key. Just to be on the safe side, keep the pet pussy locked up too.

Smiley_emoticons_smile Yep, that would be the safest bet.

Luckily, I don't own a skunk. I'd really be looking over my shoulder then.

I get the skunk animosity though.

They may be cute looking, but dealing with skunks truly stinks. No grey area there; it's a black and white matter.
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#27
(08-11-2013, 02:30 PM)Donovan Wrote: Re. Skunks: if they take up residence under your house, put mothballs or mothball crystals at their entrance. I tried it with a raccoon that moved in under the shed and it worked like a charm.

Someone told me to put mothballs around my plants outside my villa in SNAKEland, (I hate SNAKES) that were being devoured by Iguana's. The mothball fumes made it necessary to keep the windows closed. And every time went out the front or back door, the fumes rushed in. It stunk.

Anyway, the friggin Iguana's walked over the mothballs and still devoured my plants. Guess Iguana's can't smell. hah
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#28
yeah they reek, which is why they work to drive off critters. Coons won't nest in fouled ground. Probably skunks are similar...
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#29
(08-11-2013, 02:23 PM)Donovan Wrote: I went on the internet and took up the hobby of making limey twats look stupid.`

Quit dry humping my leg lichtspittle I know your harridan of a GF ain't putting out but I'm sending you the dry cleaning bill for my trousers.

And no, you can't pay it off in 10 cent installments over 5 years nigga.
We need to punish the French, ignore the Germans and forgive the Russians - Condoleezza Rice.
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