Fun story, Mark. I like the squirrel, a lot. But did you see if by chance they make a pink flamingo version of these? I'd kill to have a front yard guarded by a squadron of solar-powered glowing pink flamingos.
@92BuickLeSabre: Use a large pile of horse manure to get a front yard in just 3 easy steps! 1) Find a front yard 2) Add a large pile of horse manure 3) It's yours now, no one wants it!
@psychiccheese: Yes, yes, that's all fine and clever. But if our yard is now a massive heap'o'dung, where do we put the glowing squirrels? Or do we have to switch motifs to their glowing housefly model?
The great horned owl is a master of night hunting. With keen binocular vision, he can scope out prey from almost a mile off. With specialized feathers with soft trailing edges, he can glide in close without nary a sound for hapless rodents to detect. And there he goes for the...oh......well sometimes even the Great Horned owl can make mistakes.
@Nick: (em)I(/em)don't need a (b)preview(/b) button I know exactly how to do everything if you need help check out this link (a href="http://lifehacker.com/397411/the-power-users-guide-to-this-web-site...")HELP ME COMMENT(/a)
@PETAKillsKittens_GitEmSteveDave: Well dang it! If I had a preview button that would never have happened and my parents would have never got a divorce.
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Of course, I'd also kill to have a front yard.
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You have to kill to get a front yard.
But you have to have a back yard to dispose of the body.
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Use a large pile of horse manure to get a front yard in just 3 easy steps!
1) Find a front yard
2) Add a large pile of horse manure
3) It's yours now, no one wants it!
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-Oran Juice Jones
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Wow, that brings back memories. Anyone remember Another Bad Creation, from back in the day when wearing tags was still the fashion?
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The great horned owl is a master of night hunting. With keen binocular vision, he can scope out prey from almost a mile off. With specialized feathers with soft trailing edges, he can glide in close without nary a sound for hapless rodents to detect. And there he goes for the...oh......well sometimes even the Great Horned owl can make mistakes.
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@Nick: Exactly. This is the mean, green, glowing machine:

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@Nick: Idon't need a preview button I know exactly how to do everything if you need help check out this link HELP ME COMMENT
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GitEmSteveDave: Stating the obvious since 2007 *ting*
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If we plant it, we can grow solar-powered trees!