Sox Fans Aren't The Only Turkeys In Boston

[Doctor Z]

I blatantly stole this article from Drudge, cuz that's where I get most of my news.

http://www.boston.com/news/local/articles/2007/10/23/turkeys_take_to_cities_towns (http://www.boston.com/news/local/articles/2007/10/23/turkeys_take_to_cities_towns/)
"the turkey proceeded to follow the Dorchester woman over the Green Line train tracks, across the street, through traffic, and all the way down the block, pecking at her backside as she went."

If this happened to me, I wouldn't hesitate for a moment to turn around and put my boot across this thing's stupid beak.

[Fallon]

She should have kicked that bird onto the third rail.

[scottinnj]

They're all over the place down here. Hopefully we'll have a turkey shoot scheduled soon.

Wild Turkey is more gooder to eat then store bought birds. The advantage to grocery store birds is the size, so you can feed more with one bird. But wild turkeys taste better.

[Doctor Z]

Wild Turkey is more gooder to eat then store bought birds. The advantage to grocery store birds is the size, so you can feed more with one bird. But wild turkeys taste better.

You can say that again!

http://www.badgerwest.com/images/WildTurkey101.jpg

[A.J.]

Sometimes when I home to CT to play golf, I find that there are more of them on golf courses now than geese.

Better wild turkeys than jive turkeys.