Infected with headsquirrels

[Levitator]

I just encountered this man at the convenience store. He complied with my request to take his portrait, and then he infected me with headsquirrels.

 

[Levitator]

I knew something was wrong, as I passed another shopper at the door who uttered "Fresh meat! [for the Squirrel king]"

 

[Cryptid]

He should consider himself lucky to not have headcows instead.

 

[Levitator]

He should consider himself lucky to not have headcows instead.

That comment makes no sense, but it weighs heavily on me.

 

[Kayla55]

Cute, I find grey squirrels r so smart n friendly!

 

[Jumpinbare]

That comment makes no sense, but it weighs heavily on me.

Makes perfect sense to me, as a heavy thinker. And after some rumination.

 

[tree]

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[Tom]

The squirrels make perfect sense, but the tank top in January makes me think he's a little crazy.

 

[Mary Terry]

The squirrels make perfect sense, but the tank top in January makes me think he's a little crazy.

I thought he was nuts.

 

[Jumpinbare]

The squirrels make perfect sense, but the tank top in January makes me think he's a little crazy.

In the southern hemisphere it's Summer

 

[Tom]

In the southern hemisphere it's Summer

Southern Hemisphere? Do you mean south of the Mason Dixon line?

I thought it got cold down there too.

 

[Sherlock77]

Love it! An awesome photo, both of you

And here in the frozen north, we're getting up to -5 Celcius today, and the cold snap is finally going away!

 

[Shevek]

I wouldn't want to meet a dog with that teaser on my head. I once saw a small group of people wearing squirrels mostly on their shoulders to emulate characters in a science fiction novel. One time a friend's cat jumped three meters to "attack" a woman wearing a fur coat downtown. Luckily, she liked cats.

 

[Aspychata]

Everybody at this post has clearly lost their nuts.

 

[Levitator]

The squirrels make perfect sense, but the tank top in January makes me think he's a little crazy.

This is what happens when you go to a convenience store in Mexico at 2am. It's warm in January, and the squirrel tamer will put a squirrel on your head.

 

[Levitator]

I wouldn't want to meet a dog with that teaser on my head. I once saw a small group of people wearing squirrels mostly on their shoulders to emulate characters in a science fiction novel. One time a friend's cat jumped three meters to "attack" a woman wearing a fur coat downtown. Luckily, she liked cats.

I think cats are the impulsive ones, but they're luckily smaller than dogs. Dogs are more social and hesitant to leap on someone.

 

[Neri]

In the southern hemisphere it's Summer

Yes, here in Northern New South Wales, we are having a tropical, monsoonal summer, with intense humidity and lots of summer storms. Some places have flooded, but, luckily not here, as we are still recovering from very bad floods from a couple of summers ago. These floods wiped out a lot of my local city/town( calls itself a city bit is really a largish country town) and destroyed half our road coming into the village. We only just got that fixed and the floods were 2 years ago.