Schieckus Crossymanthicus in Repose

Like others of its genus, Schiavous Crossus and Thompson's Non-Gazelle, Schieckus Crossymanthicus appears to be adapting to this new hilly, wooded habitat with remarkable ease. We do not know if it will be able to dominate Powertapus Geekicus, or the fearful Gwadzillicus Rex, but based on its predatory behavior in its former habitat, we expect it to thrive and quickly become one of the apex predators in this new habitat.
Ps. Thanks for the ride. *Awesome* fun.
6 comments:
do you mean "unimpeachable"?
That was a blast, Jim. Thanks for showing me the real Rosaryville.
Anon- no, I'm pretty impeachable, for the most part. Hey, how do you know when I'm lying? Because I start a sentence with, "Dude, this is no shit, I swear it's true."
Bill - Shhh. Don't tell anybody about the freeride section with the 20 foot drops and the bikini babes with beer coolers. 'kay?
hey, what do you mean "non" Gazelle. Are you calling me fat.
Now it's time for him to go ride something more challenging
Scott, sorry, nothing else came to mind. I thought of calling you the Eastern Climbing Warbler but thought you would like that either.
I forgive you
but if there is no helmet cam footage, that ride never happened
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