Thursday, March 16, 2006

Skunk Ape

I have lived in Florida for a year now and I am quite disappointed with the fact that I have not encountered this. You can read about it more here.

It is also why I do not take my shirt off outdoors because I may be mistaken for IT.

12 comments:

lawnwhisperer said...

You are more of a wooly mammoth than a skunk ape, so go ahead, take off your shirt.

Anonymous said...

I used to like Grape Ape.

Nature Girl said...

It's living in Jewl's backyard in North Carolina now..you probably won't see it while your in FL anymore...go ahead, take off your shirt. I used to like Grape Ape too.. Stacie

c said...

Y'know, you could just get a wax and be done with it....

The Q said...

HOW hairy are you William?!?!?

Kami said...

What in the world is Grape Ape?

I did two years in Florida, and never saw one. Darn!

Anonymous said...

Gorilla Titz....

- Jon
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Anonymous said...

Billy,

Kami doesn't know who Grape Ape is. Little does she know Grape Ape has his own Blog, titled Poop and Boogies. The whisperer used to call Bill, Grape Ape when we were growing up, due to his long arms. Grape Ape, was known as the best rusher in our touch Football league.

Shannon Nelson said...

Ok, wait wait wait! "The Federal Vampire and Zombie Agency" ?? Does that fall under Homeland Security?

Lois Lane said...

You could change your name to Magilla Gorilla that way folks won't confuse you for the Skunk Ape. You also could have a wax job done because that doesn't even hurt. Really. Not even a teeny tiny bit. You should hurry up and try it, all the cool guys are. Plus, it's a good time had by all. Just make sure the video camera is rolling.
Happy drunkard day!
Lois Lane

Odd Mix said...

If you are afraid of being mistaken for something reported to smell strongly of "Skunk, rotten eggs, or even manure" then maybe your first course of action should be to take a shower.

GrapeApe, GrapeApe. Poor Kami - culturaly deprived child.

Anonymous said...

You're feet used to smell like a skunk.