Crouching Squirrel, With Lime

6 Responses to Crouching Squirrel, With Lime

1. John Stracke says:

   8/6/2007 at 12:25 pm

   We’ve found that squirrels bite Christmas-tree lights off the string.

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2. Iroquois says:

   8/6/2007 at 12:54 pm

   Maybe wants gin and tonic with a twist.

   With an lolspeak caption you could post to lolcats:
   http://icanhascheezburger.com/

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3. F.G. Fitzer says:

   8/6/2007 at 2:06 pm

   Isn’t that, in fact, a walnut?

   Next, the squirrel goes to a botanist, who, with highly developed sense of professional smell, differentiates between a lime and a walnut.

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4. Jim says:

   8/6/2007 at 6:22 pm

   No, it’s a lime, a crusty and hard lime from my compost pile.

   ‘Course, if it were a walnut, that would explain why it didn’t seem right for the guacamole.

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5. F.G. Fitzer says:

   8/6/2007 at 6:40 pm

   Put the walnut in the coconut and shake it all up!

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6. Iroquois says:

   8/6/2007 at 10:39 pm

   Maybe it weighs the same as a good walnut. My grandfather always said the squirrels could tell the good walnuts from the bad walnuts and they would squirrel away the good ones and leave the dried out ones on the ground for him.

   In the compost though? In the middle east hard dried out limes are sold in the market. They turn brown and they keep without refrigeration. You throw one whole into a pot of soup to flavor it.

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