BlackShanglan
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*snicker*
Sorry, it's just cracking me up.
Sorry, it's just cracking me up.
"Spokesanimal."
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rgraham666
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Hey Shang. Good to see you. Been wondering. 
Handprints
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Rumple Foreskin
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Perchance the unequaled equine is referring to something like this:BlackShanglan said:*snicker*
Sorry, it's just cracking me up.
Then again, perchance not.
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Hi Shang 
Good luck with your endorsement deal.
Good luck with your endorsement deal.
BlackShanglan
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Handprints said:
Perfect. It captures that hesitant uncertainty as to whether they're actually human, or indeed organic.
It's a delight to see so many old friends on this thread. Ah, it's a warm and cozy feeling. Nuzzles to all of you, and a hope that some day we'll all be sitting 'round a pub table together.
As for this ...
fieryjen said:Spokesanimal for what, I wonder.
Hi Shang
He's the opening face in the new screenplay project (I'm roughing it out while the other cools off for revision) - an animated film. He's a sleek, gorgeously groomed fox pitching for "Heartland Biodiversity" - "We're here because we care." It sounds so much more folksy and consumer-friendly that way, unlike "purveyors of radically genetically modified creatures."
(If God is feelng incredibly kind, it will be bought and William Shatner will play the spokesfox. Please? I'll be a really, really good horsey ...)
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THROBBS said:
Interesting that you should mentioned squirrels.
Be careful when riding in America's heartland.
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Good TO see you around again my Dear... you have been missed you know.
In two days my spokes animal is TURKEY lololo
In two days my spokes animal is TURKEY lololo
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Ride, THROBBS, ride!
Shang, I am so intrigued! IS there a nefarious plot?
Shang, I am so intrigued! IS there a nefarious plot?
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I DIG squirrels! They are just an absolute blast to watch- one of nature's most talented acrobats. They're damn near as inventive, ingenious, and improvisational as raccoons at getting into anything.THROBBS said:
We once purchased a bird feeder with suction cups in an effort to defeat the squirrels. Using the suction cups, we placed the feeder a solid six feet up on a sliding glass door. Two days later, we were regaled by the sight of the damn things as they took a birdseed-or-bust running start ten-odd feet away in order to launch themselves at the glass door. Damned if they didn't literally scramble all the way up the glass and help themselves. It was just amazing to watch.
I find myself unable to avoid watching them as they traverse a quarter mile using nothing but the tree highway- crossing a road with nonchalant death-defying leaps.
I've even mastered a smidgen of squirrel talk (what the hell- most people already think I'm a bit squirrelly, anyway)!
'tween squirrels, deer, fox, birds and 'coons, who needs a boob tube?
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Funny. My first thought was that Shang was talking about the Geico gekko.
You know, I've always wondered why a gekko would have an English accent . . . .
You know, I've always wondered why a gekko would have an English accent . . . .
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It's as good as any other accent I suppose.
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THROBBS said:
Beautiful!
In my own world, he's only normal squirrel size. He is, however, capable of throwing a truck.
He's a subtle guy.
Stella_Omega said:
Better. There's a break-out.
AND a nefarious plot. Muahahahahaha! Someone doesn't think all the way through the consequences of breaking through security when a place is full of clever and remarkable creatures that would all like to leave.
I hope that someone in movie land finds this as much fun as I do, because I'm having a blast writing it. I can just see the poor, pinned little spokesfox now - "Not the face! Not the face!"
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I have to say, US squirrels always freaked me out. Never quite got used to the way they look.
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I have to say, US squirrels always freaked me out. Never quite got used to the way they look.
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