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Predators and Prey

metatherat

metatherat

Really ratty rat
Manchesterite said:
Ahhh, to tell you the truth, I'm an agnostic. I just evolved into it...
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Same. I mean technically I'm still on the books as a Lutheran, but eeh. I haven't even thought about religion in years.

My mother is the only religious person I know, and that doesn't exactly endear me to religion. She used to be a lot more compassionate, after she "found her faith" she became a lot more judgemental.
Keefur said:
I think I'll go downstairs and get some spaghetti. I fixed some last night, and there's just myself and Draconis here so we can't eat it all at once.
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Spaghetti? Ahh, gradually turning prey, are we. Goodgood >:3
 
Guifrog

Guifrog

Blue frog
Ravofox said:
Mmm, you make an excellent case there!!
Unfortunately I can't spray yet, so you, @Simo, @Thrashy and @HunterSkunk and @Guifrog will have to protect me:p



It's ok man, I'm sure there will be a lot of resistance to it. Yes they sure are, as all the ecologists were pointing out in the news report.



Pretty much. It is true that they are a known carrier of certain diseases, but it's extremely rare you hear of anyone catching something from one. The main reasons people hate them is paranoia over infection and, perhaps more importantly, annoyance from the noise, droppings and smell (on that logic dogs shouldn't be in the suburbs either;))


Ah, I can certainly get behind this!!:D
Hmm, does Mayor Kathleen count?:p



Well, the bats are native, so maybe, just maybe...they were there first
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I'd love to beat 'em up, make some beat outta their butts, raise mah butt and spray 'em good 'til they become vulture food!
 
metatherat

metatherat

Really ratty rat
Manchesterite said:
You can make a living out of this...
*rubs paws*
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Ahh, you are suggesting that I make a living physically turning carnivores into prey animals with my potions. A good idea! *nodnod*
Guifrog said:
I'd love to beat 'em up, make some beat outta their butts, raise mah butt and spray 'em good 'til they become vulture food!
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Hey there, blueskunk! Congratulations on the TF :3
 
Guifrog

Guifrog

Blue frog
metatherat said:
Ahh, you are suggesting that I make a living physically turning carnivores into prey animals with my potions. A good idea! *nodnod*

Hey there, blueskunk! Congratulations on the TF :3
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Do I look gud? *boop-a-doot* I'm all blu! Tutti-frutti! *boop-a-doot* Oh, Rudy!

Keefur said:
Oh... Hello @Guifrog
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Hoin honk honk!
 
Keefur

Keefur

aka Cutter Cat
Manchesterite said:
That sounds very familiar. I'll be right at home there :D
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You may or may not like gravy. I know the concept of gravy in England is that it's an odd food, but you probably haven't had any made properly. Gravy is good on meats, mashed potatoes, rice, bread, or biscuits. Gravy is made from pan drippings of ham or pork or chicken, or whatever meat you are cooking. Take some of the grease and add flour until you get a thick, almost dry paste. Add milk or water to thin. A little roux makes a lot of gravy. You'll understand after the first time you see it made. You can also put onion into the gravy if you like the taste of onion. It's really good over hot biscuits. Remember that biscuits are savory, not sweet. If you don't like boiled okra (it's like an acquired taste), try fried okra. Another odd southern food is fried green tomatoes. They are tart, but addictive.
 
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