Damn racoons

[tommymac]

Originally Posted by Kaneman

Coons?!? Coons used to get on our back porch, momma just sweep 'em off with a broom.

you woud need a big ass broom for this one, he appeared to be rather well fed

Tom

[Dragonpaco]

Originally Posted by Tsunami

Poor , Tommy be nice to them, don't go beating it with flagpole and other makeshift weapons! What is wrong with you? Save that for your ghetto patients that dont' have health insurance and don't pay their med bills and taxes our healthcare system.

he has to kill them, they are number 2 on DP's zombie flow chart. good hunting tommy

[Particle Man]

"Course you know, this means WAR!"

[Tsunami]

I saw a once next to my apt. At first I thought it was a big cat because who would have thought you would see a in Queens? I guess they made their way over from Long Island!

Then the longer I stared at him, and it stared back at me, I realized with his little bandit mask it was a . He was really cute too.

[tommymac]

Queens is part of long island

[Tsunami]

Originally Posted by tommymac

Queens is part of long island

I know that! But we aren't called Long Island! And if they are in LI, it kinda of far trek to come to my neighborhood. I wonder if you can find coons in BK now too?

[tommymac]

Originally Posted by Tsunami

I know that! But we aren't called Long Island! And if they are in LI, it kinda of far trek to come to my neighborhood. I wonder if you can find coons in BK now too?

I am so leaving that last part alone

racoons and opossums are all over long island including brooklyn and queens. Between all the parks and cemetaries hey have plenty of places to hide out along withthe sewers.

They are scavengers by nature and an urban setting provides a good food source and aside from man no natural predators to contend with so they tend to do quite well in these areas.

[Tsunami]

Originally Posted by tommymac

I am so leaving that last part alone

racoons and opossums are all over long island including brooklyn and queens. Between all the parks and cemetaries hey have plenty of places to hide out along withthe sewers.

They are scavengers by nature and an urban setting provides a good food source and aside from man no natural predators to contend with so they tend to do quite well in these areas.

Really?? Holy crap! It took me 27 years to finally see a racoon then?? I don't even know what an opossum looks like.

[tommymac]

Originally Posted by Tsunami

Really?? Holy crap! It took me 27 years to finally see a racoon then?? I don't even know what an opossum looks like.

basically a giant rat, not sure if theyre around in queens, we had a lot of them in elmont but that was because we were right by the cemetary, you would see them splattered in the street because they just dont move when a car comes by.

Tom

[Mr Lefty]

so wait... PG and TL moved to NY?