The wandering thread...

[pharvey]

I'm always here around 3-4 Thai time. Early morning. late nights are over in this lifetime. Pete

I just can't work out what time zone I'm on.....

[PeteC]

I just can't work out what time zone I'm on.....

If you're regular, the time you take a dump will always tell you what time zone you're in. Old Indian trick. Pete

[Big Boy]

How does that work if you're regular 2 or more times a day?

[PeteC]

It doesn't as then you're irregular.

[STEVE G]

Old Indian trick.

About twenty minutes with a good vindaloo!

[Randy Cornhole]

If you're regular, the time you take a dump will always tell you what time zone you're in. Old Indian trick

About 30 secs after I eat som tam then...

[Big Boy]

About 30 secs after I eat som tam then...

Hmmm..... that could work if you always ate your som tam at the same time each day

[STEVE G]

We better leave the photographers alone:

That's the ticket. Is that a Japanese Squirrel? I only ask as it seems to have a radio active eye...!

No:

[PeteC]

That's bait, pure and simple. Reminds me of the crocs in the bottom of a pond who decided to burp all at the same time. Up came the bubbles and the stupid sheep on the bank jumped in thinking it was a spa? Had a smile on their faces as well. Pete

[STEVE G]

That's bait, pure and simple.

I don't think it would last long:

[Randy Cornhole]

I've always found the squirrel quite an easy thing to photograph. Maybe I've just been lucky...?

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[pharvey]

[quote="Randy Cornhole"]I've always found the squirrel quite an easy thing to photograph. Maybe I've just been lucky...?

Some do find it more difficult...........

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[Randy Cornhole]

[STEVE G]

They do make good portrait subjects:

[migrant]

If they are relaxed it's easier to photograph them.