Generation Legacy the Next Generation of OOC

[Agamon]

Now THAT was an obscure reference.

Nah. I prefer the Simpson's version:

"D'oh!"
"A deer!"
"A female deer!"

Thanks for the run down, though, Samnell. My post actually was referring to lack of posting recently, but I like your interpretation better.

 

[Samnell]

Nah. I prefer the Simpson's version:

"D'oh!"
"A deer!"
"A female deer!"

I've actually been in cars that have nailed both genders of deer. They're very common around here. I like to think of it as getting in touch with nature.

 

[Agamon]

Around here, too. I haven't hit one, but it was close. He was running across the road, I saw him last second. I swerved into the other lane, he put on the brakes, and we were pretty much nose-to-nose for a split second, looking at each other through the driver side window.

They can jump, too. I watched one clear a 5 foot hedge from stand-still.

Boy, can we get off-topic in this thread, or what?

 

[Samnell]

Around here, too. I haven't hit one, but it was close. He was running across the road, I saw him last second. I swerved into the other lane, he put on the brakes, and we were pretty much nose-to-nose for a split second, looking at each other through the driver side window.

Sheesh, I've had so many close calls I've lost count. I have pretty good reflexes for 'em, though; I've never been the guy driving when we collided.

One time I was out on a tiny one-lane dirt road that only leads to a few hunting camps, just driving it on a lark. It's the kind of road that the town uses as a dump and only the hunters really use it. This was summer, so no hunters either. I saw a pair of deer cross in front of me and stopped and watched them browse for a while. Complete different from the situation on a small two-lane road in a national park in Virginia, where I complained endlessly about all the damned tourists who stopped on the road just to watch deer. I mean, a buffalo I could see. But stopping for deer? Crazy.

In junior high I had a guy who used to do work for the local forestry service for a science teacher. He told us that biologists have been known to have their throats cut by deer hooves. He nearly got it himself when the tranquilizers they used on the deer to take some measurements and a blood sample started to wear off.

Boy, can we get off-topic in this thread, or what?

There was a topic?

 

[Victim]

He told us that biologists have been known to have their throats cut by deer hooves. He nearly got it himself when the tranquilizers they used on the deer to take some measurements and a blood sample started to wear off.

Hmm. I'll keep that in mind. I've come pretty close to deer while hiking. Getting gored by antlers or kicked to death seemed rather reasonable, but I must confess that throat-slitting didn't seem like a major threat.

 

[Agamon]

Hmm. I'll keep that in mind. I've come pretty close to deer while hiking. Getting gored by antlers or kicked to death seemed rather reasonable, but I must confess that throat-slitting didn't seem like a major threat.

No kidding. Beware the deer assassin, out to avenge his hunted kin!

 

[KaintheSeeker]

Seriously.. Ryan is WAY negative. She's not THAT bad man.

pout.

 

[Tokiwong]

Seriously.. Ryan is WAY negative. She's not THAT bad man.

pout.

I am that bad.

 

[Agamon]

I am that bad.

Toki shook up the world, he is the greatest, he's king of the world, he's pretty, he's pretty, he's a bad man, you heard me he's a bad man.

Okay, well, the part about being bad is true, anyway.

 

[Mimic]

She collects her gear and heads out.

Isn't Cassie in a plane flying over the Atlantic?