learned something interesting about the forum today...

[MaloK]

When they fall in your swimming pool it's a pretty gnarly sight. Deer and Antelope I mean...

In Alaska they have drunken mooses, spoiling for a fight... Oh my gosh, there goes the fences...

 

[Magnum Man]

wow

 

[MaloK]

I Live in a much more populated area than this. And Saw a group of deer crossing in the middle of a shopping shopping centre once, and it wasn't Christmas. In addition of multiple vandalism event on my property with these pests.

 

[TwoTankAmin]

Well, here is what the link says when I clicked WB's location:

Google Maps can't find Where the deer and the antelope play
Make sure your search is spelled correctly. Try adding a city, state, or zip code.
Try Google Search instead
Should this place be on Google Maps?

And I have know about the location link for some time.

 

[davros]

Google Maps can't find Where the deer and the antelope playno

Then it shows me my old house. I did have deer but only coyotes, no antelope

 

[GaryE]

My location - Teesside - is a region rather than a place. According to the post office the county is Cleveland but if I'd put that it would have confused members no end, thinking I was in the USA not the UK

I've been to Cleveland in the USA. You made a good decision.

My vague location leaves me splattered across North America. It looks like there may be an eastern canada lake in the central plains, 50 hours' drive from here. Then there are four provinces. I'm on the very edge of a mystery city in a no antelope zone. The deer play here, and the odd bear or coyote wanders through. Technically, moose too, but they tend to stay about 30 km away from the house. We have lots of trash pandas and groundhogs.
The deer sometimes come right up to the fishroom window and look in, wanting to eat the houseplants, I think. A couple of times I've looked up, they've looked up and we've all jumped in surprise.
The coyotes just moved into the area, and I am getting sick of all the Amazon vans with those Acme products they buy. This just isn't a habitat where anvils will work, but they are not too bright.

 

[Myrkk]

@Back in the fold & @WhistlingBadger when I click on your locations it give me where I am working today. So probably just taking the person clicking its current location.

How interesting though, didn’t know you could click on there, every day is a school day.

 

[Myrkk]

OK, so being nosey I wanted to see where the co-ordinates location took you to. It’s a bit of dessert next to an air strip in western america. Interest firmly piqued.

 

[GaryE]

@Myrkk - you wouldn't happen to parade around in a long necked reptile suit, and do a lot of lake swimming, would you?

 

[WhistlingBadger]

OK, so being nosey I wanted to see where the co-ordinates location took you to. It’s a bit of dessert next to an air strip in western america. Interest firmly piqued.

Sounds kind of like home...

 

[davros]

@Myrkk - you wouldn't happen to parade around in a long necked reptile suit, and do a lot of lake swimming, would you?

Friends call him Nessie?

 

[GaryE]

I've been exploring the feature with its moderator tools. We can put recently road killed moose into giant catapults on top of the New York or Los Angeles penthouse offices, and launch them at the coordinates given by google. This is only if you spam or restart a thread with the same title, same info 11 times in a row.

For UK members, all we can do is fling badgers from a speeding car. Australians, Canadians, Indians, and other international members are safe, but we're working on that.

 

[WhistlingBadger]

I've been exploring the feature with its moderator tools. We can put recently road killed moose into giant catapults on top of the New York or Los Angeles penthouse offices, and launch them at the coordinates given by google. This is only if you spam or restart a thread with the same title, same info 11 times in a row.

For UK members, all we can do is fling badgers from a speeding car. Australians, Canadians, Indians, and other international members are safe, but we're working on that.

How accurate is that catapult? It was under development when I retired. Could you, say, fling a moose into my backyard without destroying my house or damaging the meat too much? That would be pretty great, really.

 

[Myrkk]

@Myrkk - you wouldn't happen to parade around in a long necked reptile suit, and do a lot of lake swimming, would you?

Friends call him Nessie?

Only in the summer, in the spring and autumn I can be found running one way around the hills in a haggis suit!

 

[connorlindeman]

& I don't think anyone need to be paranoid, unless you're putting your street address in there... I remember someone had degrees latitude & longitude... not sure if that would go to their house, or just a general area...

I think you are referring to me. Try clicking it.