Small battery bank running an inverter

[StuM]

Originally Posted by a64pilot

OK, but what is with the teeth? I've always thought you could tell what an animal ate by the number and type of teeth, until I saw this deer

Male fighting appendages, like their antlers.

All early deer had them, larger deer evolved with bigger antlers and atrophied canines, some small species kept the canines.


Incidentally, they are a bit like snake fangs in that the deer can control their angle.


Geez, how much further OT can we take this thread?

[brianlara 3]

Originally Posted by StuM

Male fighting appendages, like their antlers.

All early deer had them, larger deer evolved with bigger antlers and atrophied canines, some small species kept the canines.


Incidentally, they are a bit like snake fangs in that the deer can control their angle.


Geez, how much further OT can we take this thread?

Well your doin'pretty good so far....AND....totally unassisted.
No bugger but you connected canines with antlers with fangs.......
But Stu, you are probably this forums QUINTESSENTIAL font of extra-cirricular wisdom & knowledge, which seems to be invariably useful & generally appreciated.
Please don't stop the deviations because as well as being useful you are also a funny bugger..mostly.

[kmacdonald]

Originally Posted by GILow

Of course it is a bit dark under the bunks so you have to go looking for them with a match.

Open flame is its best friend.

[GILow]

Originally Posted by kmacdonald

Open flame is its best friend.

Well you certainly know when you've found the gas that went missing from the bottles.


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[kmacdonald]

Originally Posted by GILow

Taming sex crazed crocodiles, amongst many other skills.

Thanks for the warning. She sounds like a real man eater.

[GILow]

Originally Posted by kmacdonald

Thanks for the warning. She sounds like a real man eater.

Well, according to Jim...


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