Tasmanian Wolf
Posted on 07/24/2017 3:32:51 PM PDT by BenLurkin
Yes and they never attack once you are in Mexico
Doe, mites, mouthful of grass. Next.
I was skeptical until a saw the drawing. Sealed it for me, obviously true when you can draw it so clearly.
Quick, call Art Bell.
I think they should name him Earl.
Chupe chupe chupe, chupe of Earl, chupe chupe...
Pot’s legal out there, right ?
I was once looking across Lake Champlain back in the early 90’s.
Suddenly the water started churning and from out of the deep emerged “Champ”. On his back were Elvis and Jackie O - laughing as if they were joy riding. To my surprise - Bigfoot came crashing out of the trees, and jumped into the water. He swam out and joined them.
A UFO descended and took them all away. Too bad I didn’t hava a camera.
Luis Gutierrez
Fuzzy Wuzzy wasn’t very fuzzy, was he?
Did they try shouting “moocher...get out of here! You’re no longer in the White House.”
Tasmanian Wolf
I posit that chupacabra sightings in an area are directly correlated to the number of credulous illegal Mexican dullards in the area.
The more credulous illegal Mexican dullards in an area, the more chupacabra sightings.
No credulous illegal Mexican dullards in an area? No chupacabra sightings.
Apparently we are currently accepting chalkboard drawings, so you are still in the running to receive full credit.
“Chupacabra” = Wild/feral dogs or coyotes with really bad mange, that’s been verified over and over again.
The chupacabra is right up there in Mexican myths/lore along with La Llorona, the “wailing woman” ghost who prowls the washes of the deserts, looking for children to kidnap. Hundreds, perhaps thousands of people (mainly Hispanics) swear they have had personal encounters with La Llorona.
Interesting, scary, great subjects for X-files episodes.
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