I was attacked in Mexico by a turkey guarding a pharmacy. I hid behind my friend, who kept laughing at me, telling me that the turkey was trying to show off his pretty feathers. They sounded like paint stirrer sticks clattering together. I think I will never trust turkeys. You stayed in the car to take the pictures, right?
I was attacked in Mexico by a turkey guarding a pharmacy. I hid behind my friend, who kept laughing at me, telling me that the turkey was trying to show off his pretty feathers. They sounded like paint stirrer sticks clattering together. I think I will never trust turkeys. You stayed in the car to take the pictures, right?
It's Birdstock! Peace, love, and f#ck the pilgrims, man!
ReplyDeleteBirdstock. :-) Very nice.
ReplyDeleteWe have a flock or two of them in Northeast Minneapolis. Prehistoric-lookin' things that are not afraid of a little traffic!
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We've got 'em roaming the golf courses here in central coast California. occasionally have to fend 'em off with my 7-iron. :)
ReplyDeleteThey really have made a come back in recent years, haven't they?
ReplyDeleteI was attacked in Mexico by a turkey guarding a pharmacy. I hid behind my friend, who kept laughing at me, telling me that the turkey was trying to show off his pretty feathers. They sounded like paint stirrer sticks clattering together. I think I will never trust turkeys. You stayed in the car to take the pictures, right?
ReplyDeleteI was attacked in Mexico by a turkey guarding a pharmacy. I hid behind my friend, who kept laughing at me, telling me that the turkey was trying to show off his pretty feathers. They sounded like paint stirrer sticks clattering together. I think I will never trust turkeys. You stayed in the car to take the pictures, right?
ReplyDeleteYes, I stayed in the car!
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