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me don't see no turkey

Oh wait a minute, it's a slug.

This reminds me of when I was in the hospital, and they gave me liquid potassium. Before giving it to me, my nurse, who was a guy, by the way, and just so very nice, looked like he played college football, and so respectful, so he says to me, this will taste a little bitter. I sipped at it, and it was the foulest, most god-awful, ickiest thing I'd ever tasted in the entire world ever in my life. I nearly spat it out while exclaiming, SHIT! He said how bad is it, can you describe it? So I took another sip which was worse than the first, and I said, if I were a jackal living in the wild and came upon a dead carcass of an animal that had been lying there rotting for days upon end and smelled horrible, and all this squishy stuff and maggots and things were all in it --- and at this point the big hunky nurse is grimacing and looking ill and makes little sounds of disgust and the friend with me at the hospital was covering up her face and shaking her head -- and I finished with, and then as a jackal, I got down to this rotted mess and tore into it and began lapping up the old blood and rotted liquids -- and everybody was gagging then -- that's about how this tastes.

I guarantee it couldn't be nearly as bad, but then it would be worth seeing you try both and telling me your opinion! 

Female Osprey (aka, Fish Hawk) on a nest on a platform built back when Ospreys were endangered. They've recovered just fine, but since Ospreys reuse the same nest year after year, the platforms stay.

Pretty! Great photos! Yes, I saw your turkey finally on facebook.  

Lovely pics, mrsthing!

 

Beautiful!

I'll try figure out how to post a picture so I can share some as well.

And this is Dexter, an English Cocker Spaniel. Although he's lived in California for 11 years, he still barks with a nice Received English accent.

I did it by uploading my photos to a Photobucket account, then they give you a direct link, which I put in the little 'insert image' box, and it worked! There are probably other ways that work as well, that's just what I did.

I did not know that was rare, I only knew about the calico thing.

Your animal family is lovely. Before I moved almost 900 miles, I had an orange tabby (male) named Kumquat.

Cute!