Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP, do you wear a Canada Goose jacket by any chance?
Well, she wears a Canada goose as a jacket now.
But ... on a different DCUM thread, I heard those were tacky ?
You people trying too hard to make this thread into a DCUM “classic” are going to come back in two years, wonder why you thought acting like callous jacka$$es was funny, and groan at your own sophomoric jokes. You heard it here first.
Sheesh, that's a weird thing to get huffy about. Goosen up a little.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Did you run it over or did you nick it? I think if you bumped a goose and kept going it's not a big deal.
If you left a dead goose in the middle of the road and went home, even goose haters (hi!) will have a problem with that. You can't leave dead animals in the street and be a good neighbor.
Huh? Of course you can leave a dead animal in the road. I'm not getting out of my car to drag some wild animal carcass to the curb. Or what, put it in my car and drive it to the dump? You must be kidding.
--someone who has never run anything over
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I hit a deer in Fairfax County. It limped away, and I called the nonemergency police number. They asked me if I were oaky, and I told them I was but that the deer was injured. They laughed when I asked if they weren't going to come euthanize it.
I saw an injured deer on the side of the road in Arlington at 11pm or so. I called the Animal control and they assured me they would take care of it. I of course, don't know that they did, but the animal control officer did call me back to verify location (I had originally talked to whomever answered the phone). I assume they do euthanize them occasionally so that they can prevent more traffic accidents (wounded deer wandering into traffic)
Anonymous wrote:OP, are you sure you didn't pull up a nextdoor thread from the Lakelands community from 2 years ago and post it here?
Anonymous wrote:I hit a deer in Fairfax County. It limped away, and I called the nonemergency police number. They asked me if I were oaky, and I told them I was but that the deer was injured. They laughed when I asked if they weren't going to come euthanize it.
Anonymous wrote:I'm sorry, this is both hilarious and awful.
Anonymous wrote:So I actually work at Fish and Wildlife Service. Canada geese are a federally protected species under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act (ridiculous in the case of these nuisance birds!) It is illegal to harm or kill these birds. You actually can be arrested. I would definitely lay low, don't admit fault and if confronted say it was an accident. Cry a little.
https://www.fox19.com/story/14531161/man-arrested-for-deliberately-killing-canada-goose/
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP, do you wear a Canada Goose jacket by any chance?
Well, she wears a Canada goose as a jacket now.
But ... on a different DCUM thread, I heard those were tacky ?
You people trying too hard to make this thread into a DCUM “classic” are going to come back in two years, wonder why you thought acting like callous jacka$$es was funny, and groan at your own sophomoric jokes. You heard it here first.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP, do you wear a Canada Goose jacket by any chance?
Well, she wears a Canada goose as a jacket now.
But ... on a different DCUM thread, I heard those were tacky ?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP, do you wear a Canada Goose jacket by any chance?
Well, she wears a Canada goose as a jacket now.
Anonymous wrote:OP, do you wear a Canada Goose jacket by any chance?