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When buying a time share..


It's always good to get a second opinion on the place. Even if they are a little squirrelly.

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Anonymous said…
I told you that National Forest land was a scam!
11:30 PM
Anonymous said…
I just can't put together in my head little furry creatures with Queensryche Screaming Noise Whatever....
7:35 AM
Anonymous said…
Nice moss, though
7:36 AM
Anonymous said…
Bert, you have to remember that these are the same type of critters that like to play in traffic . . .
11:36 AM
Anonymous said…
Hey, I'm trying to cut the 'chuck a deal here... Used hole, very clean, existing nut supply.
12:50 PM
Anonymous said…
Looks just adorable! And you can have Bert come by and arrange the back yard; he so good at designing entertainments for squirrels! Looks kinda hamster-friendly too. And did you know some species of penguin live in burrows? Put on the Queensryche and we can all come over and party!
5:44 PM
Anonymous said…
so, uh, what type of mid-life crisis is this - a party burrow ???

next you'll be taking up with some skunk

I should have been suspicious with friends named "squirrel" and "wickedhampster"

although that penguin guy is pretty cute ;)
12:45 AM
Travel said…
"although that penguin guy is pretty cute ;) "

You all say the sweatest things!

Remember on a timeshare, it is the maintence fees that kill you, and seldom do they have good resale value. (Sorry I sold swampland for 15 years, old habits die hard.)

TR and DG
7:46 AM
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