Did you ever have one of those days...

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When you just knew that, after 5 1/2 hours on the road, you'd get home to find the toilet bowl full of drowned flying squirrels?




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  1. Anonymous10:51 PM

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  2. Bob Murphy11:18 PM

    What kind of twisted animal snuff site is this?

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  3. Woody12:10 AM

    I heard that a person found a potato chip that looked like Abe Lincoln, but this is much harder to believe.

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  4. Anonymous1:09 AM

    What kind of bait did you use?

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  5. gcallah2:18 AM

    Water

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  6. gcallah2:26 AM

    Woody, those are no turfs I claim look like drowned flying drowned flying squirrels, that's what I really found in the loo.

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  7. gcallah2:28 AM

    I meant to write 'turds' but my iPhone corrected me!

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  8. TokyoTom4:11 AM

    Must be due to global warming ....

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  9. TokyoTom4:15 AM

    I had some of them in NJ, but managed to keep them out of the toilet. Guess I didn`t bait the water correctly - what did you use?

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  10. Danny8:58 AM

    Hey, those are my squirrels! Baxter and Wellington NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!

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  11. gcallah11:51 AM

    Weren't nothin but the purest Pocono toilet water in there, Tom.

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  12. TokyoTom11:25 PM

    What a puzzle ... was the lid down or up when you came home?

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  13. gcallah4:21 AM

    Up

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  14. TokyoTom10:33 PM

    Weird. Seems they were lured to their doom in a giant pitcher plant by the siren call of their thirst ....

    BTW, these are called "momonga" in Japanese.

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