eml58 said:Umm, sorry Guys, but What's a "No-teller" ?? and what's a "Yes-Teller" ??
Is that like, a Bank Teller ?? Why are we talking about Bank Tellers ??
I thought this thread was about Squirrels.
Maybe it's a "Squirrel-Teller".
Don Haines said:Where I am (Canada), we have Grey Squirrels, Black Squirrels (locally referred to as tree rats), and red Squirrels. The winters are so cold that the red Squirrels have learned to fly over the snow....
expatinasia said:I quite like white squirrels.
Not sure why I shared that, but still. 8)
LetTheRightLensIn said:Don Haines said:Where I am (Canada), we have Grey Squirrels, Black Squirrels (locally referred to as tree rats), and red Squirrels. The winters are so cold that the red Squirrels have learned to fly over the snow....
You also have Northern Flying squirrels. The Black Squirrels you have up there are a melanistic form of Gray Squirrel. Actually, by far most Grey Squirrels used to be the black form, but after Europeans arrived and chopped up the forests the Grey form became much more common in most of the East. The black form is more common these days in the more northern portion of the Gray Squirrels range.
yogi said:expatinasia said:I quite like white squirrels.
Not sure why I shared that, but still. 8)
Never seen a white squirrel, but would like to. When i was a kid, a neighbor had a squirrel in a small cage. I stuck my hand in to pet the cute squirrel, then quickly withdrew it when the cute little squirrel attacked it leaving many painfull scratches on my hand. Too bad nobody was there to photograph this incident, or even better film it so I could make a movie and title it "Attack of the Killer Squirrel". Not sure why i shared this either, but we are discussing squirrels. Had to throw in there a little talk of photography at the end.![]()
eml58 said:yogi said:expatinasia said:I quite like white squirrels.
Not sure why I shared that, but still. 8)
Never seen a white squirrel, but would like to. When i was a kid, a neighbor had a squirrel in a small cage. I stuck my hand in to pet the cute squirrel, then quickly withdrew it when the cute little squirrel attacked it leaving many painfull scratches on my hand. Too bad nobody was there to photograph this incident, or even better film it so I could make a movie and title it "Attack of the Killer Squirrel". Not sure why i shared this either, but we are discussing squirrels. Had to throw in there a little talk of photography at the end.![]()
Yes, the photography thing at the end was going slightly off topic, stick to the Squirrels.
eml58 said:What's a Yes/No Teller ??
What's DR ?? I thought "Dead Reckoning", but it could mean something else
Whats "High Ceiling" ?? is that like 30,000 feet in a 747 ??
200-400 what ?? Squirrels ?? That's a damn load of squirrels
And he mentioned "We must know what we are talking about", I mean, everyone knows this thread has lost the Plot, and it's now about Squirrels, and Nut Zippers (sounds exceptionally painful), and who can Post the most bizarre Image of a Squirrel, and Criminals that Live upside down in a place called Downunder.
Don Haines said:eml58 said:What's a Yes/No Teller ??
What's DR ?? I thought "Dead Reckoning", but it could mean something else
Whats "High Ceiling" ?? is that like 30,000 feet in a 747 ??
200-400 what ?? Squirrels ?? That's a damn load of squirrels
And he mentioned "We must know what we are talking about", I mean, everyone knows this thread has lost the Plot, and it's now about Squirrels, and Nut Zippers (sounds exceptionally painful), and who can Post the most bizarre Image of a Squirrel, and Criminals that Live upside down in a place called Downunder.
DR stands for Dynamic Range.... as in the Dynamic Range of North American Squirrels is from Atlantic to Pacific, from tropics to the Tundra.....
I would have included a picture of a black squirrel, but it night-time here and black squirrels in the darkness don't show well.... my Canon camera does not have enough DR...
eml58 said:Ok, this is Definitely Definitely my last
I follow this thread with great interest ... however, I think this Squirrel too must be banned ... the first Squirrel had innocent face nevertheless he was still an indecent fella ... but this Squirrel is not only indecent, outrageous and immodest but he also has evil red eyes, I think he is sent by the devil himself, ... I think one of the commandments of CR should be "Thou shalt not display thine junk in the congregation of sinners" (ooops sorry, I meant "Thou shalt not display thine junk in the congregation of the virtuous" ;D ... Admin/Mods this is a good reason to ban this Squirrel ;Dyogi said:eml58 said:Ok, this is Definitely Definitely my last
Are you just playing around in photoshop? I want to see a blue, or green or yellow squirrel now. A challenge to all who are still following this thread and are not bored with squirrels.
Rienzphotoz said:I follow this thread with great interest ... however, I think this Squirrel too must be banned ... the first Squirrel had innocent face nevertheless he was still an indecent fella ... but this Squirrel is not only indecent, outrageous and immodest but he also has evil red eyes, I think he is sent by the devil himself, ... I think one of the commandments of CR should be "Thou shalt not display thine junk in the congregation of sinners" (ooops sorry, I meant "Thou shalt not display thine junk in the congregation of the virtuous" ;D ... Admin/Mods this is a good reason to ban this Squirrel ;Dyogi said:eml58 said:Ok, this is Definitely Definitely my last
Are you just playing around in photoshop? I want to see a blue, or green or yellow squirrel now. A challenge to all who are still following this thread and are not bored with squirrels.
this is a myth... i'm surprised you fell for this neuro.neuroanatomist said:eml58 said:tron said:Now, that squirrel is the best post on this thread![]()
Totally agree, and for some strange reason they look smarter than the ones we have, probably speak "American" though.
This, from someone who's loo flushes backwards. Sheesh.![]()