A Conversation for Squirrels
Commando Squirrels
Sebastian Started conversation May 21, 1999
When I was in college, a team of suicide-commando squirrels shut down a fair chunk of the town's electrical power for about two days by chewing through the town's main electrical transformer. If you had been there you could have shared in the squirrel crisps that several thousand volts created.
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Sparkli Posted May 21, 1999
At least they'd have come in the right colour packet.
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Sparkli Posted May 21, 1999
At least they'd have come in the right colour packet.
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Researcher 33337 Posted May 26, 1999
So is this why squirrels always look a bit highly strung and nervous, because they're planning suicide attacks on powe stations and whatnot. The world makes sense now.
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The Dancing Tree Posted May 27, 1999
Almost. This is true for grey squirrels. Red squirrels look nervous as they're very near to extinction due to grey squirrels duffing them up for their lunch money.
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Evil Bobchan Posted May 28, 1999
My old schools music block burned down when squirrels gnawed through a power cable which sparked. Oh, and they took out our phone line once... Evil buggers aren't they.
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Sparkli Posted May 29, 1999
was there still instruments and stuff in the block? i bet that's part of an evil plan of theirs 2 get rid of all the music in the world and replace it with squeaky squirrel noise.
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Evil Bobchan Posted May 29, 1999
Yep, took out 5 pianos, one drum set, one electric drum set, and all my old music teachers personal compositions. Not too good for him...
~SQUEAK~
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Bernard Posted May 29, 1999
I was in Australia last summer, and they have squirrels with wings so they can't keep them out of, say, the electrical substation supplying the whole of N Sydney. The power cut lasted a good couple of hours.
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Evil Bobchan Posted May 30, 1999
Blimey, considering that N.Sydney is a hell of a lot of land those squirrels really know their electric power systems.
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Bernard Posted May 30, 1999
Either that or it was a massive coordinated attack on all electrical looking installations which just happened to hit the right spot.
Might even be part an ongoing series of squirrel experiments to determine how to cause maximum disruption in the hope of extracting a large ransom from world governments in the form of nuts...
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Evil Bobchan Posted May 30, 1999
I wonder when they're going to annex Yorkshire?
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Harvey the wonderhorse Posted Jun 1, 1999
help we are being invaded by hordes of marauding grey squirrels.
oh my God what are they doing with that bazooka.........urrrghoooorghhh........................................................................................
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Evil Bobchan Posted Jun 1, 1999
Bazookas? Fine, Quake has taught me something at least. It's the bushy tails I don't like...
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Mr. Burns Posted Jun 2, 1999
I don't think that the squirrels are attacking our power lines to destroy us or anything, they're probably just oppositely charged to the power lines and get attracted to them like a magnet.
Atleast, thats waht the squirrel with the gun to my head is telling me to type...
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Solitaire Posted Jun 18, 1999
Squirrels won't just go away if you tell them. It usually takes a good chasing with a stick. At college, we played squirrel tag. The object being to take a squirrel it and hope it doesn't takg you back. I'm guessing i was the tag record holder with 30some odd consecutive tags, but I was told they didn't really count 'cause it was a baby squirrel who was too affraid to run way. I was pretty affraid though cause the mother squirrel was sitting in a tree a couple metere's up chattering at me. I was convinced that if I exposed my neck, she was goning to leap on me and rip out my jugular
Oh, and I don't believe for a minute that they were just randomly hopping around and chewing on the power lines. They know of our dependance on electricity and are planning on making numerous coordinated suicide runs on our power substations when the squirrelgeddon comes. These attacks show their selfless devotion to the obliteration of humanity... notice how they attack power lines in different parts of the world so the incidents appear to be random? See how they attempt to destroy our cultural heritage by stopping kids from learning music? Although, if we could prove that opposite charge thing, we could probalby develop some powerful anti-squirrel weapons.
Chris
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Evil Bobchan Posted Jun 28, 1999
Here's a theory:
Britain developed it's empiric tendencies with the aid of our native red squirrels. Think of them as friendly Jedi squirrels.
As soon as the population got replaced by continental grey squirrels (the sith of squirrels) the empire could not support itself and collapsed.
Which just goes to show that you can never trust a grey squirrel...
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Commando Squirrels
- 1: Sebastian (May 21, 1999)
- 2: Sparkli (May 21, 1999)
- 3: Sparkli (May 21, 1999)
- 4: Researcher 33337 (May 26, 1999)
- 5: The Dancing Tree (May 27, 1999)
- 6: Evil Bobchan (May 28, 1999)
- 7: Sparkli (May 29, 1999)
- 8: Evil Bobchan (May 29, 1999)
- 9: Bernard (May 29, 1999)
- 10: Evil Bobchan (May 30, 1999)
- 11: Bernard (May 30, 1999)
- 12: Evil Bobchan (May 30, 1999)
- 13: Harvey the wonderhorse (Jun 1, 1999)
- 14: Evil Bobchan (Jun 1, 1999)
- 15: Mr. Burns (Jun 2, 1999)
- 16: Evil Bobchan (Jun 4, 1999)
- 17: Solitaire (Jun 18, 1999)
- 18: Evil Bobchan (Jun 28, 1999)
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