Central Park Coyote

Monique Y. Mudama wrote:

I grew up with my mom telling me she'd get me on BC when I was 16.
She was terrified, for some reason, of becoming a grandmother while I
was a teen. Well before I *was* a teen.

Gee, I can't imagine why that would terrify her! Smart mom.

Joyce

dnr wrote:

it's probably just that the FL panther,
a good example of what you say, is a *cat* (spotted rarely in area I used
to live in) and the only coyote I ever saw (met, actually, on a deserted
trail in Yosemite) looked like a medium-sized *dog*, except for the
look in his eyes.

I'm not sure what you're getting at. A coyote is a canine, so it could
certainly look like a dog. But I don't understand the relevance of that.

Joyce

"Monique Y. Mudama" wrote in
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I don't know what IYDMMA means, but I don't think it took anything my
mom said to make me sex crazy as a teen =P


'If You Don't Mind My Asking'.

Chak

--
I would like at least one political party in this country to be willing
to say that sex is fun and an important part of being human.
--PZ Myers, http://scienceblogs.com/pharyngula/

it's probably just that the FL panther,
a good example of what you say, is a *cat* (spotted rarely in area I
used
to live in) and the only coyote I ever saw (met, actually, on a deserted
trail in Yosemite) looked like a medium-sized *dog*, except for the
look in his eyes.
I'm not sure what you're getting at. A coyote is a canine, so it could
certainly look like a dog. But I don't understand the relevance of that.
Joyce
Yeah, too oblique a statement. I don't like and have never been able
to relate to canines The Spitz chasing me, at age 2, into the barbed-
wire fence might have something to do with that.....LOL.

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dnr wrote:
I am having trouble generating sympathy for a wild animal that
probably ate his weight in stray cats before anyone noticed
his presence......
More likely ate ten times his weight in rats and mice. Those and
garbage cans are the commonest sources of food for coyotes.
Chak


Coyotes just don't live where I came from (probably too d*** hot)
but raccoons get in garbage cans all the time....smart little critters.
I just assumed they are smarter than coyotes, but guess I was
wrong thinking that. I didn't know coyotes could get into garbage
cans. The one I met on Yosemite hiking trail eyed me for a minute
then hauled *** back the direction he'd come, while I ran back
to my companions screaming about the "wild dog" I'd seen, LOL.

They do look like dogs. Like a medium-sized, really scroungy dog with
big ears. I've only seen one in the daytime. We were in the back yard
and Happy (the dachshund) took off chasing it, with a pig ear in his
mouth I'd just given him. He's lucky the coyote ran instead of kicking
his butt and taking his pig ear away from him.
Sherry

ROFL!

Chakolate wrote:
More likely ate ten times his weight in rats and mice. Those and
garbage cans are the commonest sources of food for coyotes.
Chak
In New York City the palates are refined from fine dining
establishments. There are literally hundreds of really good places to
eat and a dozen of the best on this side of the planet. It's a nice
life for those who are wealthy.
FYI, Mr. Coyote dined on duck in the park, at least his last supper
there.
The look in his eyes were quite soulful while reclining in the cage. He
was caught and he knew it. The carefree days of youth and abandon are
over now.
If they release him in a preserve up north, things may go well for him,
assuming the older coyotes don't hassle him as they probably did just
outside NYC.

OMG - gourmet coyotes! Well, what did I expect?

WTF??? Do some people have nothing to do, or what!!

"Monique Y. Mudama" wrote in message
...
On 2006-03-23, -L. penned:

They're all taking chastitiy vows and ending up in the ER with
chalymidia of the throat. But hey, they're still virgin, right?


There are entire websites devoted to remaining a technical virgin by
virtue of using yet another orifice ... one that is much more prone to
rips and tears, and therefore much more likely to allow transmission
of diseases. But hey, they're still virgins ...

Maybe it will result in a repeal of sodomy laws by a grass roots
effort from the young christian right. Hey, a girl can dream =P

--
monique, who spoils Oscar unmercifully

pictures: http://www.bounceswoosh.org/rpca

dnr wrote:

Yeah, too oblique a statement. I don't like and have never been able
to relate to canines The Spitz chasing me, at age 2, into the barbed-
wire fence might have something to do with that.....LOL.

Oh, I see. You aren't fond of dogs, so it's harder to have sympathy
for a canine. OK, I'll buy that. That must have been a pretty
frightening (not to mention painful) experience for you at that age!

Joyce

On 2006-03-23, penned:
Monique Y. Mudama wrote:

I grew up with my mom telling me she'd get me on BC when I was 16.
She was terrified, for some reason, of becoming a grandmother
while I was a teen. Well before I *was* a teen.

Gee, I can't imagine why that would terrify her! Smart mom.


No arguments there, but my mom was frightened to a degree that was a
bit ... disconcerting.

--
monique, who spoils Oscar unmercifully

pictures: http://www.bounceswoosh.org/rpca

"Monique Y. Mudama" wrote in message
...
On 2006-03-23, penned:
Monique Y. Mudama wrote:

I grew up with my mom telling me she'd get me on BC when I was 16.
She was terrified, for some reason, of becoming a grandmother
while I was a teen. Well before I *was* a teen.

Gee, I can't imagine why that would terrify her! Smart mom.


No arguments there, but my mom was frightened to a degree that was a
bit ... disconcerting.

LOL! Must be German moms, my mom was the same way. But I got no BC. I was
just kept in all the time with way too strict curfew rules. And threatened
to be disowned if I ever got pregnant as a teen.
--
Britta