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What Do You Do [Dan Collins]

with an aged lemur, earlie in the morning?

Put him on Oh!s National Security Working Group, earlie in the morning!

42 Replies to “What Do You Do [Dan Collins]”

  1. Sdferr says:

    So while Americans are suffering a loss in living standards over the last decade (according to Michelle O), fucking tapirs are getting acupuncture for their arthritis. God damn those Bush people know how to rub in their contempt for us little people

  2. happyfeet says:

    There’s journalism and then there’s hey hold on this is so not my problem go away.

  3. dre says:

    Vero Lemurmus

  4. JD says:

    En vino lemuritas

  5. Spies, Brigands, and Pirates - UMBA says:

    Quis custodiet ispsos lemures?

  6. Dr. Weevil says:

    The very last paragraph about the zoo staff carressing the glossy black coat of the jaguar as it was being euthanized made me think: maybe they should have kept the coat as a rug or blanket or a fur coat (get it? it’s already a coat!). Bet nobody at the zoo thought of that.

  7. McGehee says:

    Sic semper lemurannus.

  8. bergerbilder says:

    I can’t give you a definition for geriatric, but I know it when I feel it.

  9. Cowboy says:

    Isn’t a lemur pretty close to a monkey?

    If that’s the case, then my answer to the question, “Just how long do animals live?”, is–as long as I let them.

    Sure they’re too old to eat–stringy and all–but that doesn’t mean they won’t make good tiger chow.

  10. JD says:

    Need I remind you that it is racist to even mention monkeys?

  11. dre says:

    “Comment by Cowboy on 6/21 @ 6:29 pm #

    Isn’t a lemur pretty close to a monkey?”

    I denounce you RACIST!

  12. happyfeet says:

    Oh. I think yet again we must lemur to Scott McClellan’s vagina.

  13. serr8d says:

    “Zoos often unwittingly condemn their animals to long painful lives,” wrote the authors, calling on zoos to use a scoring system to evaluate geriatric animals’ quality of life in order to make more informed decisions about euthanasia.

    Well, there’s that ‘informed decisions’ thingy again…

  14. JD says:

    I think yet again we must lemur to Scott McClellan’s vagina.

    This is even funnier today. Thanks, hf.

  15. thor says:

    This thread seems a little off-color and off-topic.

  16. JD says:

    Nothing that torturing a pit bull or 30 couldn’t fix, thor.

  17. JD says:

    Or a big wailing oooooooOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

  18. thor says:

    I’d like to see two well trained monkeys fight in front of a crowd of bulldogs.

  19. JD says:

    One might think that it would be a little less violent, and a little more illegal to just jerk the gherkin while clicking around Baracky’s website instead of going through the whole trained monkey/blood thirsty attack dog scenario. At least the Baracky site would be more efficient.

  20. thor says:

    You’re a man who speaks from experience I’m sure, but I like chimps wielding weapons.

  21. happyfeet says:

    Here is a pricklebunny that I’m guessing has a higher quality of life than any of us really.

  22. thor says:

    Hap, I’d really like for you to pay me back for that six minutes of my life I just wasted.

  23. happyfeet says:

    Ok. I owe you. It’s just they got me for the whole six minutes too. I couldn’t click away.

  24. JD says:

    Is a pricklebunny anything like a porcupine?

  25. happyfeet says:

    Kinda. It’s a hedgehog. I had one once but it came to a bad end and it was all my fault cause I left it in the garage during a heatwave in south Texas and got wrapped up finishing my thinger to get my degree thing and she got consumed by fleas and probably dehydrated and she was still alive when I remembered her but she died like right when I tried putting her in a sink full of cool water, which may have not been the wisest thing to do. Mostly I was thinking more of getting the fleas off than anything else. It makes me very sad to think about that. I felt really really terrible.

  26. JD says:

    I cannot tell if that was supposed to be sad, or funny, or both. Please Allah, let it be both.

  27. happyfeet says:

    What made it worse was she was a gift.

  28. Biscuiteater says:

    Having recently put my dog of 13 years to sleep, I could relate with much of what was written in the final paragraphs of that article.
    A trip to the vet and a dose of pentobarbital is more expensive than a bullet, but when the time came, I couldn’t use the bullet. I am sure many zoo keepers feel the same way.

  29. thor says:

    You snuffed the life out of a lovable hedgehog by feeding it to blood fleas and baking it in the infernal Texas heat?

    It must have suffered tremendously. That’s satanic cruelty.

    OK, hap, we’re even now.

  30. happyfeet says:

    I felt awful.

  31. serr8d says:

    Chipmunks, skunks, prairie dogs, hedgehogs…

    Know your meme.

    Oh, and sugar gliders.

  32. SarahW says:

    Delemurium Tremens, more like.

    Oh, Hf. I have a dark secret from childhood of setting a pet rabbit free in a blackberry patch thinking it was for the best. My brother’s friend the future serial killer caught it.

  33. happyfeet says:

    You know I have to ask. A for real serial killer? That’s so gothic. I hope nobody got hurt.

  34. happyfeet says:

    I mean like nobody you knew or anything.

  35. N. O'Brain says:

    “Can an aging lemur suffer from dementia?”

    I don’t know about that, but we have at least one retarded marmoset who posts to this blog.

  36. SarahW says:

    Happyfeet –

    That might have been hyperbole.

    I say might because I’m not sure what happened to the kid after he got out of the treatment program.

  37. SarahW says:

    I hope nobody one got hurt

    I heard it didn’t go so well for the rabbit.

    The friend kid was not altogether monstrous. A little odd but charming. If i reflect back, he was a good-looking kid, tall and well built for his age. He may or may not have been the one that got my brother into scrapes with acts of minor hellionism and pebble-lobbing.

    A few years later when he was 16 or so he broke into a house in our neighborhood and lay in wait for Mrs. Neighbor. There were bindings and blunt instruments, &tc. His worst charges were pled down and he was put in a treatment program, and I’m not sure what became of him after that. I seem to recall he wasn’t incarcertated more than a few years.

  38. SarahW says:

    Incarcer”tated”? Well this day is starting off well. At least I can sit up.

  39. The Lost Dog says:

    Ummmm…

    Running off the cliff…

    Is that Lemons? Or Lemurs? Or is it Lemmings? Maybe thor?

  40. twolaneflash says:

    This lemur is unfit for D’vine O’s NatSec Team, though he is nearly as toothless as O would make the U.S. military. He has not previously committed sedition or treason against America, nor offered comfort and aid to America’s enemies, acts required of O’s inner circle. His commie credentials are suspect, despite his having lived in a communal group of fellow-travelling lemurs. The selection of a ‘coyote’ with extensive experience of America’s borders is mandatory, so these vulnerabilities can be fully exploit.., er, secured, yeah, secured.

  41. happyfeet says:

    Oh. Sounds like Mrs. Neighbor and the bunny got the short end of the stick there. There was this one kid who brought his special friend home from school and they I think did some drugs or something and the one guy went to bed and the special friend hid in the garage and waited so he could stab the one guy’s mom almost to death. My town where I grew up is a very very dark place.

  42. McGehee says:

    Someone should write a haiku for this thread. I’d try, but it would end up as a lemurick.

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