EastCoastCB's Shorty Thread

[cadillackid]

are they dangerous? do they bite? I just figured theyd run away
-Christopher

[1olfart]

You Fla. guys sure have a lot of gatherings.👅
Who's doing the roof raising this week?

[EastCoastCB]

Originally Posted by cadillackid

are they dangerous? do they bite? I just figured theyd run away
-Christopher

They're aggressive, they bite, they have hepatitis.

[EastCoastCB]

Originally Posted by 1olfart

You Fla. guys sure have a lot of gatherings.��
Who's doing the roof raising this week?

I think we're gonna have another one out where my bus is stored in September.

[cadillackid]

we need some more gatherings before then.. damn too bad I dont have a good way to host..
-Christopher

[EastCoastCB]

Originally Posted by cadillackid

we need some more gatherings before then.. damn too bad I dont have a good way to host..
-Christopher

John's driveway is now sorta repaired. He had some clay and gravel put down, so should be good for a couple years.
Gonna try to even get some live music this time.

[Robin97396]

Yeeeeaaahh! Did I hear barbecued hepatitis monkey meat?

[EastCoastCB]

Originally Posted by Robin97396

Yeeeeaaahh! Did I hear barbecued hepatitis monkey meat?

Chris won't eat any, but the rest of us may!

[Robin97396]

It's all in the sauce.

I've got to wonder what's responsible for the increase in the number of monkeys. Well... beyond the monkey love of course.

[EastCoastCB]

Originally Posted by Robin97396

It's all in the sauce.

I've got to wonder what's responsible for the increase in the number of monkeys. Well... beyond the monkey love of course.

Since Silver Springs' owners abandoned the monkeys and left them to their own out in the wilderness it was only a matter of time.
For some reason, though, the FL gov't seems to LIKE invasive species and hampers folks in ridding the state of them.
Like all those pythons in the glades- you're supposed to catch them live, bag them, and take them in for euthanizing. That's no way to eradicate invasive species!