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Moments later, the photographer was forced to hand over her CharlieCard at beakpoint
By adamg on Wed, 11/25/2015 - 9:35am
David Harris captured the uneasy standoff at a T stop in Brookline this morning.
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Even turkeys get delayed by
Even turkeys get delayed by the Green Line...
On the day before great
On the day before great justice is dispensed by the combined might of the rafter in response to the shameful feast celebrating our oppression and slaughter; we will graciously accept the unconditional surrender of humans whose spirit has been broken by machinations of the MBTA.
Kosher bagels as tribute are also much appreciated
An appropriately timed
An appropriately timed article on the national turkey boom: HERE
And here...
http://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2015/11/return-of-the-turkey/...
you know
You can't spell "turkey" without "T".
Saw some huge and brazen turkeys on the Cape this past weekend
I went to Falmouth for a day trip and there were three huge turkeys on the front lawn of the library. They seemed to be used to humans and unbothered by all the people trying to take selfies with them.
They wandered on to Main Street (the street itself) and held up traffic. One bro in a Jeep was stuck. He honked his horn and the turkeys started pecking his tires which made us all laugh hysterically.
Eventually they wandered back to the library and kept on ignoring the humans who were taking their picture.
They were big, meaty ones, unlike the scraggly ones we have near the city. One wonders if they escaped from a farm like Bongi's.
Be glad you don't live in New Hampshire....
...it's overrun with huge & brazen turkeys with unlimited PAC $$$$
Be careful in the spring
When we were down on the Cape in April, there seem to have been a huge number of casualties along Route 6 at Mid-Cape.
My insurance adjuster nephew loves to tell the story about what happens when a large turkey decides to fly low over an interstate in the path of a Mercedes Convertible doing 70mph (or more ...).