Where are they holding the DNC convention this year?
Posted on 01/31/2012 12:56:21 PM PST by ColdOne
Love stinks!
Just two weeks before Valentine's Day, hundreds of skunks have flooded Sacramento, Calif., in search of the perfect mate, bringing with them a pungent smell and creating a nuisance for many homeowners, Fox40.com reports.
"They are everywhere," animal trapper Stephen Andert told the station.
Andert, the owner of Creature
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I had a pet skunk years ago. Even after he was deskunked he still smelled skunky.
My mother actually had a descented skunk as a pet when she was a little girl. Her father (my grandfather) was a zoology professor. To say that he was a little strange would be a gross understatement. The skunk actually patrolled the family garden and ate insects and small rodents, but had to be kept in the house once the produce ripened. Skunks are omnivorous and will eat almost anything.
No and if you have - I don’t want to know;;)
I managed to live many decades before experiencing skunk spray - thought a plane had emptied its toilet over the house!!!
The dogs came in and spread the good cheer - and no, tomato juice is not a good shampoo!!!!!!
But they are cute little varmints;)
I used skunk musk for years, to hide my scent while hunting. It really doesn’t bother me much, many things are worse.
***...hundreds of skunks have flooded Sacramento, Calif.***
Legislature in session?
LOL!!!!! Excellent!! Daffynition!!
Sounds like an #occupier rally.
That is such a great pic!
There are only four outdoor phone booths left in Manhattan – and they’re all on West End Avenue. That’s it: four. :)
Where are they holding the DNC convention this year?
I haven’t been there in almost 50 years, not going back either.
That smell is pungent though;)
Coffee smells like diluted skunk odor. Very diluted skunk odor.
They should be grateful; the skunks will protect them & their town from the evil alien invaders!
(NEVER trust a bowling ball!)
Over the decades, I've trapped & killed a heck of a lot of verminous pests in our barns, shops, and wood sheds...but the skunks got live trapped & released elsewhere.
IF one is careful, they are easily transported & released without upsetting them to the point of spraying. Except for the scent (and possibility of rabies) they just don't do the kinds of damage rats, coons, squirrels, possums & porcupines do to structures & the stuff stored there in.
I laughed my head off at the sorrowful look one gave my wife one evening, when she opened the door, picked up the self-feeder, and told the "cat" she'd had enough, whether she thought so or not.
Located, saved, and sent to my Kindle.
Looking for love in all the wrong places........
Dunno - sounds like they got what they wanted.
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