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   SCOTTtheBADGER said, about 6 hours ago

   “It is nightfall. I must go.” One has to admire a Badger with a feeling for drama. It’s true about badgers and small places. I live in a 3 room cabin, myself. But it is comfortable for a batchelor.
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   Corosive Frog said, about 5 hours ago

   I love it how he justs lifts open the trap door to his den -like the lid off a cookie jar!
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   Dry said, about 4 hours ago

   He must have gotten design ideas from Snoopy! LOL!

   Sorry T, I lost the internet last night.
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   Benjamin Scott said, about 4 hours ago

   @Dry

   That’s what I was thinking!
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   SCOTTtheBADGER said, about 3 hours ago

   Badgers use TARDIS technology.
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   T. Shepherd said, about 3 hours ago

   @SCOTTtheBADGER

   Hi, SCOTTtheBADGER! A cabin sounds nice! I’m sure it has been equipped with secret passageways – such as a bookshelf covering a hidden door, a tunnel through a fireplace, and a chamber underneath a rug leading to the underground man cave. I’m sure the man cave is fully stocked with all of the badger necessities, as well as some rakfisk in the freezer (to use only on extreme enemies…..or in case Snow happens to stop by).
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   T. Shepherd said, about 3 hours ago

   @Corosive Frog

   Ha ha! Hi, Cynthia! I guess it does kind of look like a cookie car lid.
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   SCOTTtheBADGER said, about 3 hours ago

   @T. Shepherd

   As it happens, I am sitting at my drafting table/computer table/dinner table, eating fried cod, french fries, and garlic toast, and guzzleing Dad’s root beer.
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   T. Shepherd said, about 3 hours ago

   @Dry

   Hi, Dry! No need to apologize. It’s my fault. I uploaded it late. So sorry! Did Snoopy have an underground tunnel? I don’t recall the reference. I do remember Snoopy flying through the sky on his dog house though. :)
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    T. Shepherd said, about 3 hours ago

    @Benjamin Scott

    Hi, Ben. Again, I’m not sure of the reference. If Snoopy dug elaborate tunnels, then maybe the badger was inspired.
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    SCOTTtheBADGER said, about 3 hours ago

    I would never serve rakfisk, nor lutefisk to anyone. I am a civilized badger. Although I would serve lutefisk first, as with enough mashed potatoes, and butter, you can force it down.

    Sometimes I wonder about my Norwegian ancestors. My Great Grandfather, who emigrated from Norway was a lawyer. Imagine that, a Viking lawyer! What a scary thought!
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    T. Shepherd said, about 3 hours ago

    @SCOTTtheBADGER

    Badgers are highly sophisticated animals. Let’s hope all that technology is enough to outsmart Winky. :)

     

    On a separate note, sort of – check this out! Supposedly, a lion has made friends with a wiener dog.

     

    Snow is highly skeptical of this friendship though. Notice the look on the lion’s face when the wiener dog is around. Does it remind you of the expression on Snow’s face when Winky visits? Snow wonders if every cat has a wiener dog as a neighbor. Nonetheless, Snow has a lot of sympathy for this lion.

     

    What is a badger’s opinion on this subject?
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    T. Shepherd said, about 3 hours ago

    @SCOTTtheBADGER

    Snow sez fried cod sounds very good. All it needs is a side of tuna and a side of shrimp and it will be a purrfect meal!
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    T. Shepherd said, about 3 hours ago

    @SCOTTtheBADGER

    LOL! It’s true. Mashed potatoes can make anything taste better. And, a viking lawyer IS a scary thought!
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    SCOTTtheBADGER said, about 2 hours ago

    @T. Shepherd

    It would appear that lions can be very patient. I suspect that the zookeeper providing the meat in adequate amounts is what keeps the wiener dawgs alive. But strange things can happen when animals of different types are introduced as pups/cubs.
    i actually do find dachsies to be annoying. As I do any yapphound.
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