The Random Thoughts Thread

We bought two of the tire mount trash bags at Expo, one for trash and one for dirty clothes. When we camp they are mounted on the rear doors of the van and work great. But now I wonder if we are inviting a bear to dinner with the trash on the back door? Camping when I was young we always put our food and trash in a tree, away from the bears. Lions Tigers and Bears oh my.
 
Drago said:
We bought two of the tire mount trash bags at Expo, one for trash and one for dirty clothes. When we camp they are mounted on the rear doors of the van and work great. But now I wonder if we are inviting a bear to dinner with the trash on the back door? Camping when I was young we always put our food and trash in a tree, away from the bears. Lions Tigers and Bears oh my.
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I ha e been running a trasharoo for about 5 years, never had any animal issues. That is not to say that I won't sometime in the future though
 
Drago said:
We bought two of the tire mount trash bags at Expo, one for trash and one for dirty clothes. When we camp they are mounted on the rear doors of the van and work great. But now I wonder if we are inviting a bear to dinner with the trash on the back door? Camping when I was young we always put our food and trash in a tree, away from the bears. Lions Tigers and Bears oh my.
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Raccoons got in my trasharoo at a campground one weekend. Little devils they are.

-Andy
 
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Of course I was strictly speaking in the terms of how well a Herring may fan the air much like it would in water. Why pray tell me are so many peoples only experiences with herring are what they were subjected to with the likes of monty pythons absolutely silly silly silly silly silly silly silly silly silly foam? WOT?
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After much deliberation, I think prawns would make a much better presentation in their own lack of an ability to fan things. Of course whereas the 'lack' being the actual case study interred by the Camel hair Wordsman looming over their shoulders in the cool calm swill of mourning on the morning of the 32nd.

I appreciate the space to be as random as humanly possible. It bodes my mind well and releases the Krakken of creativity. I have aways enjoyed writing.
I really think like Monty Python, Douglas Adams, Hunter S Thompson and George Carlin all rolled up into some sort of half-baked black cheese pudding. Well, somewhere in there. I'm not like this in person so don't get your hopes up...Of course in person I'm more like your mild mannered spokesperson for the abnormally quiet. Armored in the Keyboards of distance, a warrior in his own mind, he walks the Mountains alone, listening for the call of the terminally inconsistent..
 
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Dan, you consistently raise the bar for the random thoughts thread. I applaud you and your randomness.

-Andy
 
Scott B. said:
So you actually understand what he is saying?

Or does randomness mean you really have no idea what he means? ;)
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Well, I make my own self laugh and that's gotta count for something, right? I believe that in order for it to be random, that it may or may not be coherent at least to the listener/audience. But isn't that the whole point? My brain says yes! It's so much fun being the man of few words....at least any that make sense.
 
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