Vegas & The Aftermath - Diary

[turny]

come on rooks be serious how big were these lizards?

a good 24 feet*


*lizards feet

so not only were they big they were from the famous florida killer multi limbed variety!  you were both lucky to get away alive!

[kinboshi]

come on rooks be serious how big were these lizards?

a good 24 feet*


*lizards feet

so not only were they big they were from the famous florida killer multi limbed variety!  you were both lucky to get away alive!

Sounds like a bloody centipede rather than a lizard.

[tikay]

Days Inn Hotel, Luton.

Notes to self, Diary Entries to be done on......

DTD 3-2-1 Weekend

DTD Omaha, Wednesday

Luton Freezeout, Thursday

No Man Is An Island

Love is a strange thing

Business Methods

Cobham

Lionel

OK, Bristol via the M1, M25 & M4 await, I'm late, & I gotta go.

[Laxie]

Sigh.........he's taking a page out of Red's book and throwing us teasers.   There should be a law or something..........

[Bainn]

You are forgetting that once a person is over the age of 60 they can do things like this with impunity.....

[tikay]

Ibis Hotel, Bristol, Friday.

OK, this is home until Sunday.

A few pics I found which gave me great pleasure.

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Not so nice. She's a 6 year old, HIV Positive Zimbabwean, both parents are HIV Positive, too.

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This fella gets by, by hook or crook. The mind boggles as to how he copes with some daily tasks.

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Dolphins are lovely, we all like them, but I think they must employ an excellent PR Agency, as they ain't as amiable as we may think.

This is a Bottlenose Dolphin, & there is quite a colony of them in the Moray Firth, & along the East Coast of Scotland generally.

I discover today that they share this habitat with Porpoises. Porpoises are much smaller than Dolphins - no bigger than 6 feet long generally, with Dolphins being much larger.

Dolphine don't like Porpoises. They don't like them so much that they gather, mob-handed, as a group, & beat the porpoises to death. Beat them to death? Yup, that's about it. They surround the porpoise, ram it, toss it out of the water repeatedly, & continue until the porpoise is seriously dead. Botanists who carried out Post-Mortems on these porpoises discover every bone in the porpoises body is broken. Dolphins don't eat the body - they just want to kill any porpoises they encounter. Not as nice as their image, eh?

[tikay]

And here's some Porpoises, busy avoiding those killer dolphins.

[Ironside]

Dolphins are lovely, we all like them, but I think they must employ an excellent PR Agency, as they ain't as amiable as we may think.

This is a Bottlenose Dolphin, & there is quite a colony of them in the Moray Firth, & along the East Coast of Scotland generally.

I discover today that they share this habitat with Porpoises. Porpoises are much smaller than Dolphins - no bigger than 6 feet long generally, with Dolphins being much larger.

Dolphine don't like Porpoises. They don't like them so much that they gather, mob-handed, as a group, & beat the porpoises to death. Beat them to death? Yup, that's about it. They surround the porpoise, ram it, toss it out of the water repeatedly, & continue until the porpoise is seriously dead. Botanists who carried out Post-Mortems on these porpoises discover every bone in the porpoises body is broken. Dolphins don't eat the body - they just want to kill any porpoises they encounter. Not as nice as their image, eh?

if you ever come up here TJ i will take a place 4 miles from my home where you can see this happen

[MKKfish]

Dolphins are lovely, we all like them, but I think they must employ an excellent PR Agency, as they ain't as amiable as we may think.

This is a Bottlenose Dolphin, & there is quite a colony of them in the Moray Firth, & along the East Coast of Scotland generally.

I discover today that they share this habitat with Porpoises. Porpoises are much smaller than Dolphins - no bigger than 6 feet long generally, with Dolphins being much larger.

Dolphine don't like Porpoises. They don't like them so much that they gather, mob-handed, as a group, & beat the porpoises to death. Beat them to death? Yup, that's about it. They surround the porpoise, ram it, toss it out of the water repeatedly, & continue until the porpoise is seriously dead. Botanists who carried out Post-Mortems on these porpoises discover every bone in the porpoises body is broken. Dolphins don't eat the body - they just want to kill any porpoises they encounter. Not as nice as their image, eh?

if you ever come up here TJ i will take a place 4 miles from my home where you can see this happen

No dolphins in Bugsy's last time I was there....have to say tho that there was a faint odour of fish...