Moment of Immaturity

[LI0NSFAN]

Title says it all

http://www.freep.com/article/20121023/NEWS05/121023011/At-least-2-cougar-sightings-reported-near-Milford

It was not that far from Big Beaver Rd

[Oh Shoot]

Title says it all

http://www.freep.com...ed-near-Milford

It was not that far from Big Beaver Rd

I'd say the odds are better there than here. Plus ours are mostly black.

- OS

[Guest sL1k]

Lmao thats not immature that's just happy coincidence and hilarious

[S&WForty]

I-75 Exit 69 is Big Beaver Road... Been there! I was riding with my sales rep, and he told me what we were approaching. He is a nut. I laughed, then he said, "I'm serious!" I said, "Duhyammmmmmn." There it was!

[Oh Shoot]

What am I missing?

Link gives me:

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At least 2 cougar sightings reported near Milford

7:32 AM, October 23, 2012

At least two people have reported possible cougar sightings near Kensington Metropark in suburban Detroit.

The Oakland Press of Pontiac reports that experts say it's unlikely one of the big cats would be in Michigan's southern Lower Peninsula.

Michael Pucker, interpretive naturalist at the park, says that if the reports near Milford are correct the animal might be one that was kept as a pet and escaped.

Michigan Department of Natural Resources spokesman Ed Golder says it would be unusual to have a cougar in the area. He says some people see bobcats and mistake them for cougars. Golder says the DNR looks for tracks, fur on a fence or other evidence to help confirm such sightings.

The DNR has verified the presence of cougars in the Upper Peninsula.

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Hence my comment about "black ones" (panthers)

What's the Big Beaver Road thang? Oh, maybe they changed headline?

- OS

Edited October 24, 2012 by OhShoot

[strickj]

What am I missing?

Hence my comment about "black ones" (panthers)

What's the Big Beaver Road thang? Oh, maybe they changed headline?

- OS

A cougar is slang for an older woman that enjoys younger men. AKA, a sugar-momma.

A big beaver is.... well.... a big.... err.... um.... one of those things that went extinct in the '70s

Edited October 24, 2012 by strickj

[peejman]

What am I missing?

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What's the Big Beaver Road thang? Oh, maybe they changed headline?

- OS

I don't see the Big Beaver Road reference either. Having been to Milford several times, I know it's there.

[BrasilNuts]

At least 2 cougar sightings reported near Milford.

Now, someone explain to OS what a MILF is.

Edited October 24, 2012 by BrasilNuts

[LI0NSFAN]

I think the article was changed a little. Headline is still the same but the original said that the sighting was on the Big Beaver side of the park. I lived in that area for a couple of years and I know exactly where that is.

[mikegideon]

Plus ours are mostly black.

- OS

Those are panthers. Don't you know nuthin'?

[Oh Shoot]

I think the article was changed a little. Headline is still the same but the original said that the sighting was on the Big Beaver side of the park....

Ah, thought that was the case, since never saw any ref to "beaver".

At least 2 cougar sightings reported near Milford.

Must admit I missed that, if that was part of the hoot.

Now, someone explain to OS what a MILF is.

Ah, whippersnapper, nothing new under the sun. A cougar first initiated me to the Ole Dirty, and there have been a number of M's I have L'd to F through the years!

- OS

[Guest sL1k]

Ah, thought that was the case, since never saw any ref to "beaver".

Must admit I missed that, if that was part of the hoot.

Ah, whippersnapper, nothing new under the sun. A cougar first initiated me to the Ole Dirty, and there have been a number of M's I have L'd to F through the years!

- OS

Your supposed to turn those into m's i f .

Then you can be an m effer