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Predators and Prey

Ravofox

Ravofox

back to Aussie foxying!
Spilogale Pygmaea said:
Hehehe! We are!

*Gives you a stinky boop*

*Hugs tightly and gives you some of my lavenders, smelling and enjoying the tulips and lavenders together with you*
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Daww, very sweet!! *hugs very tight*


OMG, I just saw an add for Corona beer!!:p

Ok guys, I'm off to bed now. G'night y'all

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TR273

TR273

Pirate Fox Mom
I'll just put up a quick fact from one of the more famous people from my home turf.
(I'll do a few of these since he was quite an interesting chap.)

Sir William George Armstrong, was a Northumbrian with a passion for inventing and engineering (among other things but we'll get to that later.) He founded, owned and mostly operated 'Elswick Works' which became the second largest armoury in the world at the time (late Victorian) only rivaled by Krupp's of Germany (and Krupp's was heavily subsidised by the German government, Elswick was wholly privately owned). Elswick was capable of (in addition the more general engineering projects) shipbuilding, this along with the weapons arm made them the only single entity who could not only build a Man-of-war but arm and outfit it too.

I'll finish with one of their larger projects.

During The Russo-Japanese war Elswick built almost half of Admiral Togo's fleet. The battleships Yashima and Hatsuse and the armoured cruisers Idzumo, Iwate, Asama and Tokiwa. The two battleships were lost to mines during the conflict but the four cruisers were there for the Japanese victory in 1905 and were still in service in 1945 (when they were bombed by the Americans and sunk.

More soon.
 
Breyo

Breyo

Professional Nibbler
Good night @Ravofox!

The comic seems to be coming along quite nicely, @KD142000 :D
Nice! (Also, we call it swearing over here, too lol)

That's a neat fact, @TR273! It's always neat to learn more about historical figures from other places/cultures.

Spilogale Pygmaea said:
I am going to sleep now.
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Simo

Simo

Professional Watermelon Farmer
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Cosmic-FS

Cosmic-FS

A creature of the night
An ambulance stretches into the FAF Hospital/Veterinary Clinic, doors flying open before the vehicle even came to a complete stop. EMT’s pulled out gurney, on it was the mangled patient obscured by IV bags, tubes, and a large oxygen mask. They wheeled the gurney through the hospital/veterinary clinic doors and headed straight for the Operating Room #1.

“What do we have nurse?" asks the gorgeous and impeccable Doctor Owl, M.D.

“It's the PvP thread” said the attractive nurse. “It’s been inactive for hours and there hasn’t been a round in forever.”

Dr. Owl, M.D. quickly got to work. He presented the PvP thread a bowl of chicken noodle soup, but that didn’t work. He kissed the thread’s boo boos but that too failed. Dr. Owl, M.D. was beginning to worry. He gave the thread a soothing tummy rob but that didn’t work either. After shaking the thread really hard had failed to get any response, Dr. Owl, M.D. dumped a bucket of water on the thread’s head and poked it with a stick. But alas, modern medical science was not enough.

“Vitals are dropping, Doctor!”

“Damnit, I’m not losing another one!”

Knowing that his medical license would never survive a third strike on his record, Dr. Owl, M.D. reached for the defibrillator and turned it up to "Super Maximum". The lights of the operating room flickered as a low electric hum appeared and grew loud. The nurse applied the gel to the paddles as small sparks began to reach out.

“CLEAR,” cried out Dr. Owl, M.D.

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TR273

TR273

Pirate Fox Mom
Cosmic-FS said:
An ambulance stretches into the FAF Hospital/Veterinary Clinic, doors flying open before the vehicle even came to a complete stop. EMT’s pulled out gurney, on it was the mangled patient obscured by IV bags, tubes, and a large oxygen mask. They wheeled the gurney through the hospital/veterinary clinic doors and headed straight for the Operating Room #1.

“What do we have nurse?" asks the gorgeous and impeccable Doctor Owl, M.D.

“It's the PvP thread” said the attractive nurse. “It’s been inactive for hours and there hasn’t been a round in forever.”

Dr. Owl, M.D. quickly got to work. He presented the PvP thread a bowl of chicken noodle soup, but that didn’t work. He kissed the thread’s boo boos but that too failed. Dr. Owl, M.D. was beginning to worry. He gave the thread a soothing tummy rob but that didn’t work either. After shaking the thread really hard had failed to get any response, Dr. Owl, M.D. dumped a bucket of water on the thread’s head and poked it with a stick. But alas, modern medical science was not enough.

“Vitals are dropping, Doctor!”

“Damnit, I’m not losing another one!”

Knowing that his medical license would never survive a third strike on his record, Dr. Owl, M.D. reached for the defibrillator and turned it up to "Super Maximum". The lights of the operating room flickered as a low electric hum appeared and grew loud. The nurse applied the gel to the paddles as small sparks began to reach out.

“CLEAR,” cried out Dr. Owl, M.D.

ash-defibrillator-small-jpg.80813


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*Pokes the thread with a cattle prod.*

-FIZZZZ!-
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