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hornetguy

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I've heard that mooses (meese? mises?) are really good eatin.... they're a little bigger than our Texas whitetails, though. Our deer could walk straight under a moose and never come close to ticklin his belly....
 

Magenta

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Somehow, I can't see any rappers doing whatever it is they do saying "baby got chesterfield...":confused:

Just doesn't have the same, um.... panache....

"Johnny! Get off your lazy sofa and go mow the yard!!"..... hmmmm.... nope..

you canucks use some strange expressions...:cool:
There is also the divan, settee, and couch :)

And in the territories, there are at least fifty words for snow :D
 
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7seasrekeyed

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I've heard that mooses (meese? mises?) are really good eatin.... they're a little bigger than our Texas whitetails, though. Our deer could walk straight under a moose and never come close to ticklin his belly....

I prefer moose to deer. that is if you have to kill and eat it at all.

wonder what a bunch of moose are called?

a myriad of moose

no..it's just moose. I saw 1200 moose. I saw 1 moose.

actually I have seen a number. one right in front of the truck years ago...had to put my head way on the side to see the head

them thar critters is real big!
 
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I've heard that mooses (meese? mises?) are really good eatin.... they're a little bigger than our Texas whitetails, though. Our deer could walk straight under a moose and never come close to ticklin his belly....
I mean, goose geese, moose meese, right? :p
 
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kaylagrl

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you guys are lucky we didn't set moose on you way back





Ha! My uncle was chased by a moose in his backyard. My aunt took pictures while he ran and threw junks of wood at it until he reached the barn and safety. Yes,that is my mothers family and their sense of humor.
 

zeroturbulence

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Ok so how did you guys get from Texas church mass shooting to moose??? :confused:
 
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joefizz

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Ok so how did you guys get from Texas church mass shooting to moose??? :confused:
The answer lies in the art of derail,as the subject goes on the topic changes,it is so fascinating behold it changes many a thread!
 

hornetguy

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We went from Canadians talking about gun laws in the US, and then defending against US folks criticizing them, and Canucks saying they were going to go on the attack, with a picture of a moose on an airforce runway.... it went downhill from there.

simple.... stay with the program here.... :cool:
 
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7seasrekeyed

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We went from Canadians talking about gun laws in the US, and then defending against US folks criticizing them, and Canucks saying they were going to go on the attack, with a picture of a moose on an airforce runway.... it went downhill from there.

simple.... stay with the program here.... :cool:
watch it

we are obviously spoiling for another war...:mad:


 

hornetguy

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watch it

we are obviously spoiling for another war...:mad:


Strange that you post that pic.... I'm originally from Lubbock, Texas.... and it has become a favorite stop for Canadian geese in the winter... Lubbock is a rather arid place :rolleyes: and most of the water around there is in playa lakes... shallow, flat areas that are slightly lower in elevation than the surrounding terrain, so that water collects in them, when (if) it rains. This is an internet picture of the edge of one, that might actually be in Lubbock...

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The geese have become a complete nuisance... I've seen these playa lakes in parks, where every bit of dry land around the lake is covered in geese. There are literally thousands upon thousands of them that call Lubbock "home" during the winter. It's amazing....
 
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7seasrekeyed

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Strange that you post that pic.... I'm originally from Lubbock, Texas.... and it has become a favorite stop for Canadian geese in the winter... Lubbock is a rather arid place :rolleyes: and most of the water around there is in playa lakes... shallow, flat areas that are slightly lower in elevation than the surrounding terrain, so that water collects in them, when (if) it rains. This is an internet picture of the edge of one, that might actually be in Lubbock...

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The geese have become a complete nuisance... I've seen these playa lakes in parks, where every bit of dry land around the lake is covered in geese. There are literally thousands upon thousands of them that call Lubbock "home" during the winter. It's amazing....
yeah, I've heard about the invasion of the Cdn geese and the nuisance they can be

for sure, they are really big and make big...er....geese droppings

apparently, they also like nice golf course grass as well

interesting about the playa lakes
 
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kaylagrl

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yeah, I've heard about the invasion of the Cdn geese and the nuisance they can be

for sure, they are really big and make big...er....geese droppings

apparently, they also like nice golf course grass as well

interesting about the playa lakes


They come here too in the winter. Quite a few here in the summer also. Recently they had posted signs at local parks against feeding them bread saying its killing them or giving them "angel wing". The funny thing is that people leave behind food after a picnic so they eat it anyway.
 
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heartofdavid

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yeah, I've heard about the invasion of the Cdn geese and the nuisance they can be

for sure, they are really big and make big...er....geese droppings

apparently, they also like nice golf course grass as well

interesting about the playa lakes
Yeah they've been down here evidently. Their eggs are hard as rocks. I saw several guys hitting them off the golf course with some skinny metal sticks.
 
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7seasrekeyed

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Yeah they've been down here evidently. Their eggs are hard as rocks. I saw several guys hitting them off the golf course with some skinny metal sticks.

recently?

eggs at this time of the year?

 
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7seasrekeyed

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They come here too in the winter. Quite a few here in the summer also. Recently they had posted signs at local parks against feeding them bread saying its killing them or giving them "angel wing". The funny thing is that people leave behind food after a picnic so they eat it anyway.

it's funny

we had one pair that used to nest in our area, but we would see others in small flocks but never the numbers that seem to show up in the US

maybe they should be renamed or something :cool:
 

Magenta

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Canada geese took down US Airways Flight 1549 :eek:
 

Dino246

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Canada geese took down US Airways Flight 1549 :eek:
Much cheaper than a Bomarc missile (there's a history lesson!).

And everybody thinks we Canadians are so polite. Harrummpph! We're sneaky! We don't fly under the radar; we overwhelm the radar! Thems gooses is highly-trained attack-gooses!

We do apologize for the loss of the plane, though our intelligence showed it was carrying DNC representatives.
 

hornetguy

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I wonder if Sully keeps Canada geese as pets now?

Seriously, I think what he did was a stellar example of a good pilot who knew what he was doing. The stuff of legend.
 

Magenta

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I wonder if Sully keeps Canada geese as pets now?

Seriously, I think what he did was a stellar example of a good pilot who knew what he was doing. The stuff of legend.
I just watched the movie this weekend :) Yeah, and the investigators tried to fault him for what he did, going by what simulations showed acted out by pilots who knew exactly what was coming and took multiple practice runs to safely land the plane at one of two nearby airports. In truth, going into the river was his best choice, and he was ultimately vindicated :D Everyone survived!