Also, the last wolverine to actually be photographed in Michigan was in 2004 in Ubly so who knows if there are still any left. That one was 200 years after they were thought to no longer be living here anymore.
I’ve tried to train myself to set things on the hood, in front of the windshield, instead of on the roof, if I’m struggling to open the door or set something else inside first.
It’s a little harder to reach and not as flat…
but at least you can see them if you forgetfully get into the car. Oops.
Wisconsin is known as the Badger State not because it’s home to those stripey guys (tho there may be a few running wild in the state) but because the tailings outside the territory’s early lead mines reminded some observers of badger burrows. (FWIW, most of the musket balls fired by Union troops in the Civil War comprised lead from SW Wisconsin. The State Historical Society still maintains one of the old shot towers where molten lead was poured thru screens, separating it into drops that became spherical as they plummeted the rest of the way into the cold water where they froze in that shape.)
If Mr. Spaetzle lives within a few miles of the school and yet is too lazy to walk, then he deserves to get devoured by wolverines. People like him are why petroleum purveyors such as Putin hold such power.
One morning driving to work I remember seeing more than the usual amount of deer eating beside the road. Than I realized, they like the road salt flavored grass.
Concretionist almost 3 years ago
I think that logical fallacy is called “assuming your conclusions”.
Bilan almost 3 years ago
Another fallacy is that we know Frazz shovels the snow off the parking lot.
Tigrisan Premium Member almost 3 years ago
Also, the last wolverine to actually be photographed in Michigan was in 2004 in Ubly so who knows if there are still any left. That one was 200 years after they were thought to no longer be living here anymore.
SusanSunshine Premium Member almost 3 years ago
I’ve tried to train myself to set things on the hood, in front of the windshield, instead of on the roof, if I’m struggling to open the door or set something else inside first.
It’s a little harder to reach and not as flat…
but at least you can see them if you forgetfully get into the car. Oops.
coop2003 Premium Member almost 3 years ago
the only truly fearsome wolverine is Axel Fusco.
Darwinskeeper almost 3 years ago
I would imagine that the “wild” animal that would be feeding on Mr. Spaetzle’s lost lunches would most likely be a rat, a raccoon or a crow.
BadCreaturesBecomeDems almost 3 years ago
Mr. Spaetzle knows it isn’t safe to walk down the street.
sandpiper almost 3 years ago
Lass is fixed on wolverines for some reason. Maybe just a hope for something adventurous after a long stay at home winter.
HunterIsACriminal almost 3 years ago
Amtrak Brandon!
e.groves almost 3 years ago
She spent the summer hunting wolverines in Alaska with her uncle.
Uncle Bob almost 3 years ago
just like football…
ro.boat almost 3 years ago
My first thought is that Mr Spaetzle is a Spartan.
dadlivonia almost 3 years ago
there have been no wolverines in Michigan since July, 1907
evilsofa almost 3 years ago
She would have better luck at night, when the neighborhood bobcat comes out to prey on the local racoon population.
The Orange Mailman almost 3 years ago
The Wolverines got beat by the Hoosiers today so nobody is afraid of them.
geopardy almost 3 years ago
Mr. Spaetzle within walking distance of school? How does he survive Halloween?
Richard S Russell Premium Member almost 3 years ago
Wisconsin is known as the Badger State not because it’s home to those stripey guys (tho there may be a few running wild in the state) but because the tailings outside the territory’s early lead mines reminded some observers of badger burrows. (FWIW, most of the musket balls fired by Union troops in the Civil War comprised lead from SW Wisconsin. The State Historical Society still maintains one of the old shot towers where molten lead was poured thru screens, separating it into drops that became spherical as they plummeted the rest of the way into the cold water where they froze in that shape.)
fishbulb239 almost 3 years ago
If Mr. Spaetzle lives within a few miles of the school and yet is too lazy to walk, then he deserves to get devoured by wolverines. People like him are why petroleum purveyors such as Putin hold such power.
donut reply almost 3 years ago
One morning driving to work I remember seeing more than the usual amount of deer eating beside the road. Than I realized, they like the road salt flavored grass.