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shadowinthelight · Post by **shadowinthelight** » Sun Oct 18, 2015 11:24 pm

Great white fail.

Julie · Post by **Julie** » Mon Oct 19, 2015 1:39 am

shadowinthelight wrote:Great white fail.

Go seal go!!!! *worried face*

Jabberwonky · Post by **Jabberwonky** » Mon Oct 19, 2015 6:22 am

shadowinthelight wrote:Great white fail.

Edit pic: sea creatures at play.

Julie wrote:Go seal go!!!! *worried face*

The fail is dependent on what the sharks intent was. If he was trying to boost his buddy out of the water for a fun flight and splash-down, everybody wins...

Julie · Post by **Julie** » Mon Oct 19, 2015 9:23 am

Jabberwonky wrote:
Julie wrote:Go seal go!!!! *worried face*
The fail is dependent on what the sharks intent was. If he was trying to boost his buddy out of the water for a fun flight and splash-down, everybody wins...

I think I'll go with that mental image instead of the likely reality. Buddy fish playtime is way less sad than seal-for-dinner.

Catawampus · Post by **Catawampus** » Mon Oct 19, 2015 10:40 am

Years ago I was walking along the shoreline at Vatnsnes, watching a bunch of seals who had set up a little colony there. Suddenly there was a bunch of spray and noise and frantically gallumphing pinnipeds, and when it all cleared away there was one-half less seal and one large orca sitting there partway up on the beach, maybe thirty feet away from me. I said good morning or something like that to it, and it sort of did this wiggle flop thing backwards back into the water and disappeared. I suppose it wasn't feeling particularly sociable that day.

Jabberwonky · Post by **Jabberwonky** » Mon Oct 19, 2015 12:31 pm

Catawampus wrote:Years ago I was walking along the shoreline at Vatnsnes, watching a bunch of seals who had set up a little colony there. Suddenly there was a bunch of spray and noise and frantically gallumphing pinnipeds, and when it all cleared away there was one-half less seal and one large orca sitting there partway up on the beach, maybe thirty feet away from me. I said good morning or something like that to it, and it sort of did this wiggle flop thing backwards back into the water and disappeared. I suppose it wasn't feeling particularly sociable that day.

I've seen film of that, I can't imagine being that close when the deal goes down...

DinkyInky · Post by **DinkyInky** » Mon Oct 19, 2015 1:04 pm

I do my usual forum check after a nap, but before I'm completely awake, and see...that.

Thanks, thanks a lot.

Sgt. Howard · Post by **Sgt. Howard** » Mon Oct 19, 2015 4:37 pm

shadowinthelight wrote:Great white fail.

All the shark got out of that was poop

Post by **Dave** » Mon Oct 19, 2015 6:12 pm

And the smell of at least a quart of seal adrenaline.

DinkyInky · Post by **DinkyInky** » Mon Oct 19, 2015 6:54 pm

Sgt. Howard wrote:All the shark got out of that was poop
Dave wrote:And the smell of at least a quart of seal adrenaline.

My son was crying until he read your responses and realised the seal got away. Thanks.

AnotherFairportfan · Post by **AnotherFairportfan** » Mon Oct 19, 2015 7:02 pm

Beaver butts smell like vanilla.

And beaver anal glands is used for just that purpose.

Dunno what seal butts smell like.

Hansontoons · Post by **Hansontoons** » Mon Oct 19, 2015 7:10 pm

DinkyInky wrote:
Sgt. Howard wrote:All the shark got out of that was poop
Dave wrote:And the smell of at least a quart of seal adrenaline.
My son was crying until he read your responses and realised the seal got away. Thanks.

Jasper was a little scared too, but she was happy to hear the nice seal got away!

lake_wrangler · Post by **lake_wrangler** » Mon Oct 19, 2015 7:13 pm

He might have gottten away from that one bite, but unless he can swim really, really fast, I'm betting the shark got his second chance, and chances are he didn't miss, the second time around...

Hansontoons · Post by **Hansontoons** » Mon Oct 19, 2015 7:24 pm

lake_wrangler wrote:He might have gottten away from that one bite, but unless he can swim really, really fast, I'm betting the shark got his second chance, and chances are he didn't miss, the second time around...

C'mon, man! Ix-nay on the idn't miss-may! Dinky Inky's kiddo is watching!

DinkyInky · Post by **DinkyInky** » Mon Oct 19, 2015 10:30 pm

Hansontoons wrote:
lake_wrangler wrote:He might have gottten away from that one bite, but unless he can swim really, really fast, I'm betting the shark got his second chance, and chances are he didn't miss, the second time around...
C'mon, man! Ix-nay on the idn't miss-may! Dinky Inky's kiddo is watching!

*Hugs you and Jasper*

Sgt. Howard · Post by **Sgt. Howard** » Mon Oct 19, 2015 11:12 pm

AnotherFairportfan wrote:Beaver butts smell like vanilla.

And beaver anal glands is used for just that purpose.

Dunno what seal butts smell like.

Ask the shark

TazManiac · Post by **TazManiac** » Tue Oct 20, 2015 1:36 am

Catawampus wrote:Did you know that answering the question, "What are you doing?" with, "Admiring all of these giant spiders!" is an effective method of dispersing a crowd? I found that out today..

Just in case you weren't sure, I am indeed paying attention...

Jabberwonky · Post by **Jabberwonky** » Tue Oct 20, 2015 6:24 am

TazManiac wrote:
Catawampus wrote:Did you know that answering the question, "What are you doing?" with, "Admiring all of these giant spiders!" is an effective method of dispersing a crowd? I found that out today..

Just in case you weren't sure, I am indeed paying attention...

I got an actual lol out of that line...adding it to 'Have you gotten over that raging case of mono?' to my queue thinning lines...

DinkyInky · Post by **DinkyInky** » Tue Oct 20, 2015 7:22 am

Jabberwonky wrote:
TazManiac wrote:
Catawampus wrote:Did you know that answering the question, "What are you doing?" with, "Admiring all of these giant spiders!" is an effective method of dispersing a crowd? I found that out today..
Just in case you weren't sure, I am indeed paying attention...
I got an actual lol out of that line...adding it to 'Have you gotten over that raging case of mono?' to my queue thinning lines...

I'm short, sweet, and quiet until provoked. Then it's this(listen to it, video is crappy), followed by me channeling this.
Crowds mysteriously part, idiots amazingly shut up, and if you're next in line for customer service, you're quick and to the point after hearing me use it.
My "sis" and sister both said I had a natural Mommy voice years before becoming one.
At the ren faire, I once used it as a joke to the next person in line at "tomato justice"...
"Next Victim!"
The guy getting fruit tossed at him asked if I wanted a job. I replied that it would require me to like people. He was remarkably silent for a minute.

Catawampus · Post by **Catawampus** » Tue Oct 20, 2015 1:59 pm

Jabberwonky wrote:
TazManiac wrote:
Catawampus wrote:Did you know that answering the question, "What are you doing?" with, "Admiring all of these giant spiders!" is an effective method of dispersing a crowd? I found that out today..
Just in case you weren't sure, I am indeed paying attention...
I got an actual lol out of that line...adding it to 'Have you gotten over that raging case of mono?' to my queue thinning lines...

Starting to point out some of the individual spiders in question gains you added shrieks.

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