Beelzebub, the king raccoon in my neighborhood, was teaching his kids how to tip over trash cans and scatter garbage all over the street this week. They knocked over my trash can and gnawed on the bungee cords holding it closed, but weren’t able to get it open, so they threw a brick through my window in retaliation. When I came running outside, one of the little ones was striking matches and holding them to the corner of the house.
Yeah, Ramos, you’re right. I didn’t want to rant, but seeing deer makes me a) remember that they are covered in deadly deer ticks, which b) made me very ill and almost disabled in 2006, and c) left me with a disability, so d) I ask all of the deer in our neighborhood to not kill me, please and e) be careful in your backyard, Brian!
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We had this going on in our back yard over the weekend.
Oh so, so cute!
Beelzebub, the king raccoon in my neighborhood, was teaching his kids how to tip over trash cans and scatter garbage all over the street this week. They knocked over my trash can and gnawed on the bungee cords holding it closed, but weren’t able to get it open, so they threw a brick through my window in retaliation. When I came running outside, one of the little ones was striking matches and holding them to the corner of the house.
They may look cute, but they’re evil.
Yeah, Ramos, you’re right. I didn’t want to rant, but seeing deer makes me a) remember that they are covered in deadly deer ticks, which b) made me very ill and almost disabled in 2006, and c) left me with a disability, so d) I ask all of the deer in our neighborhood to not kill me, please and e) be careful in your backyard, Brian!
Haven’t seen them since Saturday night, so they must be unleashing cuteness and evil somewhere else.