Can we please stop hotlinking pics?

This car is stuck in the street, about a foot of sand washed in from the beach

My dad was surrounded by six wolves saturday morning for the opening of Wisconsin's gun whitetail deer hunt. They came single file out of the swamp headed towards him, all with their noses to the ground. When they hit the ridge my dad was sitting on, they spread out to look over the ridge. That's when one was about 10 ft away on his left and another was about 15 ft away on his right. They hadn't even looked at him so by dad stood up and clicked the safety off of his 6.8 SPC AR. The one wolf glanced at him then went back to staring out over the ridge. My dad then said "Hey." And the wolves were all asses and elbows trying to get out of the area. Later in the morning he shot a fork; he had since moved from the area of the wolves.

RossD wrote: My dad was surrounded by six wolves saturday morning for the opening of Wisconsin's gun whitetail deer hunt. They came single file out of the swamp headed towards him, all with their noses to the ground. When they hit the ridge my dad was sitting on, they spread out to look over the ridge. That's when one was about 10 ft away on his left and another was about 15 ft away on his right. They hadn't even looked at him so by dad stood up and clicked the safety off of his 6.8 SPC AR. The one wolf glanced at him then went back to staring out over the ridge. My dad then said "Hey." And the wolves were all asses and elbows trying to get out of the area. Later in the morning he shot a fork; he had since moved from the area of the wolves.

Awesome and scary all at the same time. Crazy how the one just looked at him and was like, "Whatevz..."

That would make an awesome t-shirt:

CGLockRacer wrote: That would make an awesome t-shirt:

Not my pic, but I was in Thompson, MB this past summer. I was with an account manager and a segment manager at the time, but I still laughed my guts out.

oldsaw wrote:

Please tell me those are driven via little wireless minicams inside the cockpit.

We used to do that with Hot Wheels Sizzlers, the little ni-cad powered electric Hot Wheels, and the wide black "Fat Track", but you didn't need to throttle them.

RossD wrote: My dad was surrounded by six wolves saturday morning for the opening of Wisconsin's gun whitetail deer hunt. They came single file out of the swamp headed towards him, all with their noses to the ground. When they hit the ridge my dad was sitting on, they spread out to look over the ridge. That's when one was about 10 ft away on his left and another was about 15 ft away on his right. They hadn't even looked at him so by dad stood up and clicked the safety off of his 6.8 SPC AR. The one wolf glanced at him then went back to staring out over the ridge. My dad then said "Hey." And the wolves were all asses and elbows trying to get out of the area. Later in the morning he shot a fork; he had since moved from the area of the wolves.

C'mon, this many wolves, and no hotlink to the classic?

In reply to Duke:

In reply to poopshovel:

Land area of Texas: 268,581 sq miles

Land area of Great Britain: 88,744.8 square miles

both stats from Wikipedia.

...so while different map projections can lead to scale issues, ... Damn Texas is big!

fromeast2west wrote: In reply to poopshovel: Land area of Texas: 268,581 sq miles Land area of Great Britain: 88,744.8 square miles both stats from Wikipedia. ...so while different map projections can lead to scale issues, ... Damn Texas is big!

I've often heard it said that the difference between Americans and Europeans is that Americans think a hundred years is a long time, and Europeans think a hundred miles is a long way.

Amarillo, TX. It was flat.

DukeOfUndersteer wrote:

I'd run, too. The teeth on a hippo are around 8" long

friedgreencorrado wrote: I've often heard it said that the difference between Americans and Europeans is that Americans think a hundred years is a long time, and Europeans think a hundred miles is a long way.

That's awesome! I've got to remember that one...

DoctorBlade wrote: Amarillo, TX. It was flat.

West Texas... Welcome to 30 miles outside of nowhere...