the random musings not worthy of new thread thread

[SD]

Probably a dumb question but any one else tie one on today?

[PoopyfaceMcGee]

Yes.

[Munson]

Found out last night, and got to watch the clip, that in addition to everything else I find awesome about my grandfather, he also appeared on the Ed Sullivan Show in 1956. I wish I could find the actual clip online, but it was cool that my fam were able to find the DVD and watch it yesterday. It was on the same night as an Elvis appearance, and he wanted my grandfather to play for him that night, but he couldn't due to contract shtein. Still cool to see him on tv performing with Susan Johnson.

[mussa]

Went to a Wolf sanctuary today here outside of Lancaster. It was pretty cool. The enclosures were too small but its all privately funded and pretty impressive in that sense. They had two males that were about 165 plus. The paws and their teeth on them were just so big and scary, I couldn't imagine running into a pack out in the wild. The one guy feeding them actually got nipped by the one big male through the fence. The tour guide guy turned his back for a second at another enclosure and one jumped up on its back paws and reached through and grabbed him by his hood and pulled him back. It was pretty funny. They def. don't act like your typical dog, they are very intense and very focused. They can touch the few that were pups and grew up there, but most of them were not and won't let a human touch them, they will either run away or let you know not to even try according to the guide. A whole new appreciation for the wolf!

[General_Failure]

i saw charlie murphy in the supermarket today but was too spooked to say anything.

Racist.

[Munson]

Went to a Wolf sanctuary today here outside of Lancaster. It was pretty cool. The enclosures were too small but its all privately funded and pretty impressive in that sense. They had two males that were about 165 plus. The paws and their teeth on them were just so big and scary, I couldn't imagine running into a pack out in the wild. The one guy feeding them actually got nipped by the one big male through the fence. The tour guide guy turned his back for a second at another enclosure and one jumped up on its back paws and reached through and grabbed him by his hood and pulled him back. It was pretty funny. They def. don't act like your typical dog, they are very intense and very focused. They can touch the few that were pups and grew up there, but most of them were not and won't let a human touch them, they will either run away or let you know not to even try according to the guide. A whole new appreciation for the wolf!

I did not realize these existed anywhere near here. Pretty cool.

[hbionic]

i saw charlie murphy in the supermarket today but was too spooked to say anything.

Racist.

I thought the same thing. Do we share the same brain?

[lurking wierdo]

Not racist. He's Dirty Dee damn it!

[lurking wierdo]

I was just watching SportsRise. Dei Lynam is traveling with the Sixers. The way her eyes twinkle when she talks about Elton Brand, you can tell she is taking that roll of tar paper.

[ice grillin you]

swedish fish are one of lifes great simple pleasures

[smeags]

I was just watching SportsRise. Dei Lynam is traveling with the Sixers. The way her eyes twinkle when she talks about Elton Brand, you can tell she is taking that roll of tar paper.

you sound jealous of her.

[Tomahawk]

Went to a Wolf sanctuary today here outside of Lancaster. It was pretty cool. The enclosures were too small but its all privately funded and pretty impressive in that sense. They had two males that were about 165 plus. The paws and their teeth on them were just so big and scary, I couldn't imagine running into a pack out in the wild. The one guy feeding them actually got nipped by the one big male through the fence. The tour guide guy turned his back for a second at another enclosure and one jumped up on its back paws and reached through and grabbed him by his hood and pulled him back. It was pretty funny. They def. don't act like your typical dog, they are very intense and very focused. They can touch the few that were pups and grew up there, but most of them were not and won't let a human touch them, they will either run away or let you know not to even try according to the guide. A whole new appreciation for the wolf!

I didn't realize wolves lived that long

Did you buy a souvenir Wolf Howling at the Moon t-shirt?

[MDS]

my new favorite picture

[mussa]

Went to a Wolf sanctuary today here outside of Lancaster. It was pretty cool. The enclosures were too small but its all privately funded and pretty impressive in that sense. They had two males that were about 165 plus. The paws and their teeth on them were just so big and scary, I couldn't imagine running into a pack out in the wild. The one guy feeding them actually got nipped by the one big male through the fence. The tour guide guy turned his back for a second at another enclosure and one jumped up on its back paws and reached through and grabbed him by his hood and pulled him back. It was pretty funny. They def. don't act like your typical dog, they are very intense and very focused. They can touch the few that were pups and grew up there, but most of them were not and won't let a human touch them, they will either run away or let you know not to even try according to the guide. A whole new appreciation for the wolf!

I didn't realize wolves lived that long

Did you buy a souvenir Wolf Howling at the Moon t-shirt?

Went to a Wolf sanctuary today here outside of Lancaster. It was pretty cool. The enclosures were too small but its all privately funded and pretty impressive in that sense. They had two males that were about 165 plus. The paws and their teeth on them were just so big and scary, I couldn't imagine running into a pack out in the wild. The one guy feeding them actually got nipped by the one big male through the fence. The tour guide guy turned his back for a second at another enclosure and one jumped up on its back paws and reached through and grabbed him by his hood and pulled him back. It was pretty funny. They def. don't act like your typical dog, they are very intense and very focused. They can touch the few that were pups and grew up there, but most of them were not and won't let a human touch them, they will either run away or let you know not to even try according to the guide. A whole new appreciation for the wolf!

I did not realize these existed anywhere near here. Pretty cool.

HAHA, yeah they had a cheesy gift shop with some terrible wolf attire. I am actually going to offer them pro-bono design services and hopefully improve their brand image a little better.

Check it out if your in the area:

http://www.wolfsancpa.com/

[rjs246]

My farts smell exactly like pasta sauce right now.

I haven't eaten pasta sauce in weeks.

Send help.