Dave, I'm one of the fellas that posted at the OT board from time to time, started a couple of fights and have since apologized. I've been coming here for several years. I've seen folks come and go, and will see folks come and go. One of my favorites of all time was Mark from Texas (TXBLU, then TXGRN after he got the 4320). I miss the guy and many others like Harley and Nebraska, but folks come and go.
I was joking about the shotgun and the mouse hole. Wasn't joking about the barn cat, and mostly not about shrews. They really do exist, smaller than mice, ressemble mice, eat about 8 times their weight per day, will tear a mouse to shreds. I saw a video of a shrew going to town on a field mouse, and to be honest with you, I felt sorry for the field mouse. And, I was serious about them being up in the wilderness of MN. Wasn't trying to start anything, and didn"t see your post about mice after I posted. Wasn't trying to be offensive, hope none was taken. I sincerely hope that I'm not one of those percieved to be a rat. I don't percieve anyone else here to be one.
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