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#1 May 15 2009 at 7:08 AM Rating: Excellent
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...well, one that didn't deal with teh gays anyway.

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Moose jumps over guardrail, falls to death

Moose jumps over guardrail, falls to death on I-95 below

Motorist in Maine says moose ‘fell out of the sky’

CLINTON, Maine — Police in Clinton say a 500-pound moose fell 18 feet to its death when it apparently leaped a guardrail on an Interstate 95 overpass and landed on Hinckley Road.

Officials learned of the incident when a motorist called the town office shortly after 8 a.m. Tuesday and told Assistant Town Clerk Shirley Bailey that “a moose just fell out of the sky.”

Bailey said the driver, who was under the bridge when he spotted the falling moose, was “pretty excited about it.”

Police Chief Charles Runnels said the yearling bull probably panicked because of the noise and traffic along I-95 and began running. He said it just picked the wrong spot to jump the guardrail, falling onto a road instead of landing in a field.

A passer-by with a wrecker hauled away the carcass.


How much you wanna bet the "passer-by" is totally gonna eat that moose?

Nexa

Edited, May 15th 2009 11:09am by Nexa
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#2 May 15 2009 at 7:15 AM Rating: Good
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I think the bigger question is:

What is Katie doing in Maine?

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#3 May 15 2009 at 7:22 AM Rating: Good
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Nexa wrote:

How much you wanna bet the "passer-by" is totally gonna eat that moose?

Nexa


Well that's one of the best ways to get a moose if you don't have a hunters' license or its out of hunting season, right? If an animal dies of natural causes (ie, you aren't responsible for killing it), if you can haul it away you get to keep it. That's how it worked in Delaware at least. Those were usually deer people got like that, though, not moose.
#4 May 15 2009 at 7:25 AM Rating: Decent
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I think the bigger question is:

What is Katie doing in Maine?

Badum-bum...psht!


Smiley: lol You wait and wait for it but you don't expect it from Tare.
#5 May 15 2009 at 7:31 AM Rating: Good
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I'm badass, people.

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#6 May 15 2009 at 9:25 AM Rating: Good
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Nexa wrote:
...well, one that didn't deal with teh gays anyway.

Happy Friday!

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Moose jumps over guardrail, falls to death

Moose jumps over guardrail, falls to death on I-95 below

Motorist in Maine says moose ‘fell out of the sky’

CLINTON, Maine — Police in Clinton say a 500-pound moose fell 18 feet to its death when it apparently leaped a guardrail on an Interstate 95 overpass and landed on Hinckley Road.

Officials learned of the incident when a motorist called the town office shortly after 8 a.m. Tuesday and told Assistant Town Clerk Shirley Bailey that “a moose just fell out of the sky.”

Bailey said the driver, who was under the bridge when he spotted the falling moose, was “pretty excited about it.”

Police Chief Charles Runnels said the yearling bull probably panicked because of the noise and traffic along I-95 and began running. He said it just picked the wrong spot to jump the guardrail, falling onto a road instead of landing in a field.

A passer-by with a wrecker hauled away the carcass.


How much you wanna bet the "passer-by" is totally gonna eat that moose?

Nexa

Edited, May 15th 2009 11:09am by Nexa


Here in Alaska, people get on a waitlist for Moose roadkill. The state troopers call you to come get it and chop it up.
#7 May 15 2009 at 9:35 AM Rating: Good
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Nexa wrote:

How much you wanna bet the "passer-by" is totally gonna eat that moose?

Nexa


Well that's one of the best ways to get a moose if you don't have a hunters' license or its out of hunting season, right? If an animal dies of natural causes (ie, you aren't responsible for killing it), if you can haul it away you get to keep it. That's how it worked in Delaware at least. Those were usually deer people got like that, though, not moose.
In Delaware, the same rule applies to people from Kent County.
#8 May 15 2009 at 9:59 AM Rating: Excellent
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Flying squirrel wanted for questioning.
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#9 May 15 2009 at 10:01 AM Rating: Good
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Mindel wrote:
LockeColeMA wrote:
Nexa wrote:

How much you wanna bet the "passer-by" is totally gonna eat that moose?

Nexa


Well that's one of the best ways to get a moose if you don't have a hunters' license or its out of hunting season, right? If an animal dies of natural causes (ie, you aren't responsible for killing it), if you can haul it away you get to keep it. That's how it worked in Delaware at least. Those were usually deer people got like that, though, not moose.
In Delaware, the same rule applies to people from Kent County.


Thems good eats!
#10 May 15 2009 at 10:08 AM Rating: Good
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Dread Lörd Kaolian wrote:
Flying squirrel wanted for questioning.
"A foreign couple on holiday were apparently witnesses to the incident. They offered this statement:

"I didn't see vot happened to Moose up on bridge, but he sure landed pretty badly eh? Eh heh heh heh....I mean, it vos tragedy. I hope zey catch whoever pooshed him. I mean, ve haff to go now. Come on, Natasha. Let's find Sqvirrel.""


Edited, May 15th 2009 1:10pm by AshOnMyTomatoes
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