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Dead Squirrel Painted By Road Crews - Resident Sees It As 'Uncaring' (Ohio)
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| August 16, 2002
Posted on 08/16/2002 9:21:06 PM PDT by Shermy
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posted on
08/16/2002 9:21:06 PM PDT
by
Shermy
To: Shermy
Just a publicity-hungry squirrel. Don't hive him the satisfaction. Move along.
To: Shermy
What a waste of good stew meat...
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posted on
08/16/2002 9:23:36 PM PDT
by
Vidalia
To: Shermy
They painted road kill?
Next time, I want them to try a deer. Now THAT'S a challenge.
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posted on
08/16/2002 9:23:40 PM PDT
by
Catspaw
To: Shermy
The squirrel shouldn't have been sun-bathing in the middle of the road.
In the meantime who knows how many people were murdered in Houston today (where I live) - a little perspective puhleeze. ;-)
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posted on
08/16/2002 9:24:15 PM PDT
by
Frapster
To: Vidalia
What a waste of good stew meat... Check out this armadillo.
To: Shermy
Blame this on unions - it's not the job of the painters to remove roadkill - says so in their contract - that's someone else's job, and he was on break... ;0)
To: Shermy
Janet Carter, another resident, said, "I don't think they should've gone over it. There's no way you could miss a squirrel. I think they should've picked up the squirrel before they did the road.""Hey, we's union guys. Dat ain't in our contract."
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posted on
08/16/2002 9:26:45 PM PDT
by
THX 1138
To: Shermy
Scandalous!
Congress should immediately create a new federal Department of Squirrel Security. Also, I demand massive new regulation of squirrels, road crews and painting: 20,000 pages should do the trick.
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posted on
08/16/2002 9:27:51 PM PDT
by
j271
To: Shermy
No doubt that Vonceil (?) and Janet are solidly pro-choice...
To: Catspaw
http:www.familyplayhouse.com/roadkill.jpg
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posted on
08/16/2002 9:30:04 PM PDT
by
aviator
To: THX 1138
How do you know it was dead before painting....perhaps one of those high speed painting rigs caught the squirrel in mid road.
To: Catspaw
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posted on
08/16/2002 9:31:32 PM PDT
by
aviator
To: THX 1138
That's kinda weird ;0)
To: Paleo Conservative
LOL! A few weeks ago, I was driving home and noticed a dead armadillo in the median of the highway. It was not flattened out, but was on its back. Someone had stopped and placed an empty beer can between its front feet. It looked as if it got plastered and passed out drunk.
To: Shermy
That might not be a squirrel. A skunk that got peed on would look identical.
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posted on
08/16/2002 9:40:06 PM PDT
by
Ken H
To: Chad Fairbanks
Blame this on unions - it's not the job of the painters to remove roadkill - says so in their contract - that's someone else's job, and he was on break... ;0) More then likely the truth. I had the sad experience of working for a union company. I needed one of those little file box things put up outside my office for my mail.
I was told that it would take two weeks for maintenance to get around to it. I said fine I would put it up myself and asked for a drill. My boss nearly fainted. It seems it said in their contract that only maintenance was allowed to make holes in the building walls. I said fine what if I could get it to stay on the wall without making any holes in the wall. Would that be OK? He said that he guessed so.
They will never get that box off the wall. I used enough super glue to hold a house together.
a.cricket
To: Shermy
This looks like most of the stuff seen in modern art galleries. Enron probably would have paid half a mil for it.
To: Paleo Conservative
How do you Texans cook armadillo? Rare, medium or well done.
To: Shermy
OK this actually made the news?
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