@Ashley:
I'm guessing that you're unaware that ARMADILLOES can carry the gene potential
for LEPROSY!! I didn't either. I came upon a very newly deceased, very large one in excellent condition ( well, not from his perspective!! ).
I thought my elder son would think it would be
funny if I had it stuffed, dressed in UT garb & doing other UT stuff while wearing cowboy boots & hat. He could show it to all of his NYC neighbors, friends & co workers. There are some backward people up there who still think dillos are some mythical creatures.
I called a taxidermist for a estimate & he said no way & told me about the leprosy potential!! So got the dillo out of my trunk & found it a new home. I never touched it directly & there was no blood in the car.
You should take the previous advice, DON'T RUN IN THE DARK!!!! Did you hear me?
This is TEXAS ( was gonna say for crissake, but I remember some of the past posts ) & there are animals that can run FASTER than you ever could & when they catch your skinny ***, it's a banquet & you ain't the guest, Sweetie, you're the ENTREE'!!!!!
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