huntr1 said:I have a question about Guam. Do people bring cars with them, or just buy and sell what's there already when they ship in/out?
rhumbpunch was a little less grumpy here, catt.rhumbpunch said:To the animal Gods, I confess my transgressions, and ask forgiveness for taking out three of your brethren.
jazz lady said:rhumbpunch was a little less grumpy here, catt.
This thread still makes me laugh though.
jazz lady said:rhumbpunch was a little less grumpy here, catt.
This thread still makes me laugh though.
aps45819 said:When I was living on Guam, there were termite swarms in the spring. Toads would come out on the roads to eat them and driving down the road sounded like you were driving on bubble wrap. Pop-pop-pop-pop-pop-pop-pop-pop. Made for very slick driving conditions.
cattitude said:And I see nothing funny. It's hard for me to realize or understand, when someone has had a trumatic evening offing critters, and repents for the world to see! But then my name is Catt.
FromTexas said:West Texas back roads are like that in summer in the evening when all the snakes come up on the roads to stay warm on the pavement. They can get covered like a big slithering carpet. Its fun to hear them all squishing (stupid snakes) but you really, really, really don't want to get a flat out there and have to get out to change it.
And if you do, and have a flat, ride the rim to Arizona.Mrs. Jones said:
Note to self: never drive in West Texas alone at night!
We lived in Guam and took our vehicle with us, and my friend's fiance is stationed at Guam and also took his vehicle.Bustem' Down said:I think people bring cars with them. I haven't known anyone personally who went to guam, but a friend of mine went to Naples and took his Ford F-150
East Texas (well, what I remember of it) is the same way, but with LOTS of frogs. Ribbit! Rather have frogs than snakes ANY time.FromTexas said:West Texas back roads are like that in summer in the evening when all the snakes come up on the roads to stay warm on the pavement. They can get covered like a big slithering carpet. Its fun to hear them all squishing (stupid snakes) but you really, really, really don't want to get a flat out there and have to get out to change it.
Oh, I so owe you karma for this one. Even though I love frogs and the thought of one meeting such an untimely end makes me want to cry.chaotic said:I, chaotic, killed a frog tonight driving home. He was a jaunty sort, taken to hopping every which way, which led him into the cul-de-sac that was his Vietnam. All he was probably thinking was, "I still have my legs!", and then after my 2000lbs of SUV love was applied to him, he's now but a silly-putty reflection of the joy he formerly was.
And I think the truck skidded a little afterwards, out of respect. Kind of like scattering ashes to the wind from a mountain peak, he now occupies 5000% of the asphalt area he used to. :sniff:
chaotic said:I'm making Chaka a saint
K_Jo said:
Can you make Vince Vaughn a saint, too??!!!
And Vrai thought God didn't belong to the forums.chaotic said:
Jazz, this is God here. Lay off the frogs!
Whoo-hoo! She was already on in MY book.By the way, while I've got ya here, I'm making Chaka a saint. You're welcome.