A crazed west county deer was found dead in the middle of the street in downtown StL. It was promptly moved by the police before being discovered by the police the next day while investigating a shooting.
Whaaaaaa?
A crazed west county deer was found dead in the middle of the street in downtown StL. It was promptly moved by the police before being discovered by the police the next day while investigating a shooting.
Whaaaaaa?
I've seen some weird E36 M3 downtown, but if I saw a deer skipping around downtown, I'd probably assume I was hallucinating.
Welcome to Missouri: The Show-Me State. If you don't show us, we'll strap you in a jeep on railroad tracks, shoot you in the face, leave you in the street where the police will move you to the sidewalk and investigate you the next day when they find you.
bravenrace wrote: Strap it in a Jeep and park it in a train crossing.
Q: What do we call that game?
A: Ghost venison
JoeyM wrote:bravenrace wrote: Strap it in a Jeep and park it in a train crossing.Q: What do we call that game? A: Ghost venison
A ghost train full of St Louis style baby back rib sauce would rock.
Deer and other animals can find their way into large cities by following train tracks or creeks, while it's unusual it's not unheard of. A deer showed up in my neighborhood (inner city Minneapolis) a few years ago and was running around in the middle of a major intersection.
stuart in mn wrote: Deer and other animals can find their way into large cities by following train tracks or creeks, while it's unusual it's not unheard of. A deer showed up in my neighborhood (inner city Minneapolis) a few years ago and was running around in the middle of a major intersection.
I damn near clipped one coming down 35E in Eagan...... (it's a suburb of St. Paul). This joker had somehow lept the jersey barriers on BOTH SIDES of the northbound lane, and was wandering around the southbound side like an idiot. I didn't know Ford Escapes could handle that well. I've also seen then battle in my parking lot of my apartment building. That amused me greatly.
Giant Purple Snorklewacker wrote:JoeyM wrote:A ghost train full of St Louis style baby back rib sauce would rock.bravenrace wrote: Strap it in a Jeep and park it in a train crossing.Q: What do we call that game? A: Ghost venison
Lots of beer comes from here too. Just sayin'.
then darted through the Mansion House parking garage. It was soon found dead along Memorial Drive.
Wait..what? I was parked in the Mansion House parking garage Friday night - the Excursion was too tall to park in the Hyatt lot. I saw no deer on that fateful night, but i did see ManBearPig.
Mr. Sperlo, please keep me informed of events as they develop.
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