A bunch of useless crap
Published on August 19, 2006 By MasonM In Misc
A couple of days ago as I was riding through Kentucky, something caught my eye up ahead and on the side of the highway. I had to do a double take because I didn't believe I was really seeing what I thought I was seeing.

Sure enough, there was a camel, large as life, walking along the fence line beside the interstate. And what was even more odd was the fact that there was a donkey following it.

Now that's something you just don't see every day.

Comments
on Aug 19, 2006
Least the camel has company even if it is an eeeawww. There is nothing worse than seeing an animal in a field without company of any kind.

Strange friends though!
on Aug 19, 2006
You always get me with the titles Mason!

Here I was thinking you passed a little roadside hanky panky, and were going to be about ALL the details.

Oh well, I guess a camel is just as good.

Not.
on Aug 19, 2006
#1 by jennifer1
Sat, August 19, 2006 7:28 PM




Least the camel has company even if it is an eeeawww. There is nothing worse than seeing an animal in a field without company of any kind.

Strange friends though!


Yeah, I thought it made for an odd pair. They were wandering alongside the highway so I figured they must have escaped from the same pasture.
on Aug 19, 2006
#2 by Tova7
Sat, August 19, 2006 7:34 PM



[Tova7]
You always get me with the titles Mason!

Here I was thinking you passed a little roadside hanky panky, and were going to be about ALL the details.

Oh well, I guess a camel is just as good.

Not.


on Aug 19, 2006

  that must have been worth more than a cuppa Starbucks coffee!

If you ever got up around these here parts,  there's a farm where people raise not only llamas and emus, they have caribu, elk, camels,  and more.  It's a private home,  and business so it's not like a petting farm or anything like that.  Keeps the tourists busy! 

Just so you're not seeing pink elephants!

on Aug 19, 2006
Just so you're not seeing pink elephants!

That was last week.
on Aug 19, 2006
No pictures?

Haha, a while back we drove past a guy leading a donkey around on the side of the road here in Hawaii.

It was awesome. I got to yell out, "Look at that jackass!"
on Aug 19, 2006
I got to yell out, "Look at that jackass!"




Nah, I was moving too quick to get any pics.
on Aug 19, 2006
So now you are making your deliveries to Iraq and Afghanistan? Yet more proof that the military is properly resupplying

Seriously, a Camel?! Definitely not something you'd see that often here in the good ol' U.S.A.
on Aug 19, 2006
Haha, a while back we drove past a guy leading a donkey around on the side of the road here in Hawaii.

It was awesome. I got to yell out, "Look at that jackass


ROFL heeeeeeeeeeeeeeheeeeeeee! Youre incorrigable! (spelling)
on Aug 20, 2006
#9 by terpfan1980
Sat, August 19, 2006 8:52 PM



[terpfan1980]
So now you are making your deliveries to Iraq and Afghanistan? Yet more proof that the military is properly resupplying

Seriously, a Camel?! Definitely not something you'd see that often here in the good ol' U.S.A.


Yeah, camels aren't exactly an every day sight, but I do see one out in some field here and there.
on Aug 20, 2006
Usually the Camels have the Asses on their backs, not trailing them.
on Aug 20, 2006
So now you are making your deliveries to Iraq and Afghanistan? Yet more proof that the military is properly resupplying


LOL! Good one Terp!


M, I'm as surprised as you! Like Tova, this is not what I expected!
on Aug 20, 2006
#12 by Dr. Guy
Sun, August 20, 2006 09:33 AM



[Dr. Guy]
Usually the Camels have the Asses on their backs, not trailing them


on Aug 20, 2006
#13 by foreverserenity
Sun, August 20, 2006 10:51 AM




So now you are making your deliveries to Iraq and Afghanistan? Yet more proof that the military is properly resupplying


LOL! Good one Terp!


M, I'm as surprised as you! Like Tova, this is not what I expected!


Get yer minds out of the gutter!