While biking up the hill the other day, I saw a squirrel tail poking up from a lawn. There was no squirrel attached, but the tail looked as fluffy and alive as though there were. No other body parts were to be seen. The image of a squirrel tail poking up from the grass like a dandilion is an improbable one, don't you think?
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Date: 2005-09-14 02:18 pm (UTC)From:Get hungry, sniff around until you find last months stash, dig a bit and munch!
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Date: 2005-09-14 04:22 pm (UTC)From:I found a squirrel tail once. Or, to be more precise, my cat the mighty hunter brought it to me as a love offering. I dried it out and attached it to my fedora for a while. It didn't stay bushy. I think I still have it in a game box somewhere, where it can be found and inspire my friends to wonder why it might be needed when playing Stratego...
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Date: 2005-09-14 04:48 pm (UTC)From:I thought about stopping and taking the squirrel tail, but then I figured it would probably start stinking, and I'm keen on neither maggots nor the fug of decomposition.
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