Don't mess with a drunk moose

[Fuscus]

Not reptile related
http://www.news.com.au/common/story_page/0,4057,11329936%5E13762,00.html

 

[JeffHardy]

Moose are not normally aggressive, they're usually very shy of people. But once they're intoxicated, they lose their inhibitions. And if they feel threatened they can become very aggressive," .........
"If you come too close to a moose, and it doesn't flee first, you shouldn't try to approach it. They are agile, and they can kick and become aggressive. Just try to escape, climb a tree or run away."

:shock:

I have a new nickname for a couple of human acquaintances. :lol:

Jeff

 

[moosenoose]

Geez, for a minute I was wondering what I'd done on Sunday - I hadn't had that much to drink :lol::lol::lol:

A large hulking beast, the moose is dark brown with massive shoulders, shovel-shaped rounded antlers, and a long muzzle and short goatee. It can easily weigh up to 500kg, yet it roams the forest on awkwardly long, slender legs.

Hmm sounds a little like me too when tanked! :wink:

 

[stockeh]

i just think they have you confused with stevo and nick moose

 

[nigmax]

mmmmmmmmm apples