Longest thread in AC

Thanks mrunv. I'll start my webbiesearchthing asap....later. For now I'm going to sit on this thread by myself as usual. I used to wonder what you guys would be doing over in your foriegn countries, but I now know that as I write this, you're all asleep, snuggled up against the cold, or tepid rain in drcam's case.
I keep waiting for news of the lovebird hen. Chicks Drcam, or has she stopped sitting? Good luck with them.
 
I saw a wildlife doco many years ago, which was set in the Amazon and although the myriad lifeforms on show did amaze, the piece of footage which is stained indelibly on my mind is that of a sloth, no, no, not the two toed, the three toed, swimming.
The question was posed earlier, "can a cow swim?". Well assuming a) it has at least four legs, and b) it's not a king tide at Killer Reef Beach, the answer is catagorically, "yes!"
This assertion is only strengthened by footage of sloth referenced earlier. If that unit can swim, any beast can swim! If that unit was in a two unit swimming race, I'd bet drcam's house on the turnip!
 
i just miss you every mornin greg... i wish it wasnt so
 
of course cows can swim

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