Interesting how this thread turned from turtles in the road to SG's non-wedding and G spots.
I took this video a couple years ago - this turtle needed no help crossing the road.
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He was moving right along - had somewhere to be I guess.Pretty quick turtle!
Racing the hare.He was moving right along - had somewhere to be I guess.
Cecil and Bugs.Racing the hare.
I've heard them about Oklahoma, Missouri, Louisiana, hell, just about every state I've ever lived in (which is a bunch), and many I haven't lived in, has their own version of SMIBs. Even Great Britain has 'em, and I'm sure it's not just the royalty.I'm almost 98% certain I'm a chick, there was no wedding, and I'm not from Saint Mary's county.
Disclaimer - I've heard the jokes about inbreds in this area and it's not only untrue, it's a crappy thing to say. My apologies.
Rosered's meme reminded me of this pic I took a couple years ago while on walkabout. I did NOT move them to the other side of the road. Notice the one on the bottom is trying to stay anonymous - turtles version of put a bag on her face?? Or could it be turtle version of 69? View attachment 157475
Bet she's taking a nap.
Back in Vermont SMIBs are called Hawkers. The ones that make SMIBs look cultured are Weehawkers.I've heard them about Oklahoma, Missouri, Louisiana, hell, just about every state I've ever lived in (which is a bunch), and many I haven't lived in, has their own version of SMIBs. Even Great Britain has 'em, and I'm sure it's not just the royalty.
In central new jersey they are called pineys.Back in Vermont SMIBs are called Hawkers. The ones that make SMIBs look cultured are Weehawkers.
Think George the handyman on the Bob Newhart Show that was set in Vermont. He's a hawker.
Larry, Daryl and Daryl, those are Weehawkers.