I've never had any problem with skunks, but having one living in your foundation, right under the dining room no less... ugh. We live-trapped the skunk twice. The first time, we deposited it two miles away on the southern shore of Lake Thunderbird near our house. It found its way back. The second time, my father drove it all the way around to the northern shore of the lake.
We used to have a lot of raccoons and opossums that would come up to our back door when I was growing up, and deer are always out and about here. One time we had a skunk make its home in our foundation, which wasn't fun.
A neighbor also used to keep peafowl and let them roam loose, and they'd come into our yard.
Awesome pics. The things you see in your line of work.
My aunt who lives in Gilbert has always had a bunch of huge toads living on her property. They come out at night. I never was tempted to "do toad", as in the Family Guy episode. :)
The Ninja Turtles kicked the asses of the Punk Frogs created by Shredder, so the Battletoads don't stand a chance.
I like my iPad for Netflix, reading, and stuff, but gaming? Nah. The "traditional" games I bought just aren't as good without physical controls. The stuff made from the ground up for touch screens flat out sucks ass.
If I didn't already own a Wii U I'd have gotten the Zelda Wii U.
I played around on PS Home one time in 2009, never returned.
I've thought about getting Sleeping Dogs on and off, maybe when the PS4 version comes out. One of my favorite franchises in recent years has been Sega's Ryu ga Gotoku (Yakuza) series, which unfortunately is on indefinite hiatus in the US. Maybe SD could fill some of that void.
I played the original version of this on Game Boy way back in 1990. At the time it was simply cool just to have a portable Castlevania game. The original game is available on the 3DS Virtual Console.
