We live on a small lake with all kinds of critters. The birds are at it all day and frogs, insects and other things that go screech in the night take over in the evening.
Particularly noisy are the geese. At the moment they are mating and fighting for nesting sites. I can’t tell the difference unless she comes swimming out from behind the reeds with a cigarette in her beak.
“Mah baby whispers in mah ear. . .oooooh, sweet nothins. He tells me what I wanna hear. ooooooo sweet nothins. Mama turns on the front porch light; Says, “Come in, daughter, that’s enough foh tonight.” Ummmmm sweet nothins…" Baby Brenda Lee, for any youngsters. . .
I remember from my childhood that the Muppets had a “Hard R” rated bits they did on some late night show. That is their “Gallinule Gallinule Whoop Whoop!”
Um…mating isn’t the thing that usually comes to mind when one hears “HORK!" – especially if one lives with cats…if I heard “HORK!" from a dinosaur, I’d run like hell to get out of range of the mess that was sure to follow!
I’m reminded of something the writer Jim Butcher said about people who go looking for big foot and claim they were reproducing mating and or territorial claims. either “bring it!” or"Hey baby" the question becomes, what happens if a big foot, hears this and shows up ready for a fight or a frolic and finds YOU.
assrdood over 4 years ago
Practicing dinosaur pick-up lines?
oldpine52 over 4 years ago
Gronk!
David Huie Green LoveJoyAndPeace over 4 years ago
Such language!! And with children reading!!
At least now they all know how to mate.
LeeCox over 4 years ago
And now you know why they REALLY died out!
Enter.Name.Here over 4 years ago
Sounds like commute time on the dinosaur freeway. Honk honk!
dcdete. over 4 years ago
One of the perils of aging. In my prime I used to be a very vociferous HAWOOOGAA! but now I can just manage to get out a BLORT.
Troglodyte over 4 years ago
Sounds like he isn’t getting any tonight…
mrcooncat over 4 years ago
“I ain’t as good as I once was, but I’m as good once, as I ever was.” (Toby Keith)
Dobber Premium Member over 4 years ago
Sounds like he’s clearing post-nasal drip.
dflak over 4 years ago
Psst! Yabba-dabba-do!
dflak over 4 years ago
We live on a small lake with all kinds of critters. The birds are at it all day and frogs, insects and other things that go screech in the night take over in the evening.
Particularly noisy are the geese. At the moment they are mating and fighting for nesting sites. I can’t tell the difference unless she comes swimming out from behind the reeds with a cigarette in her beak.
Michael G. over 4 years ago
Gastrolith-induced dyspepsia?
losflemings over 4 years ago
I’m just not going to comment on this one
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1953Baby over 4 years ago
“Mah baby whispers in mah ear. . .oooooh, sweet nothins. He tells me what I wanna hear. ooooooo sweet nothins. Mama turns on the front porch light; Says, “Come in, daughter, that’s enough foh tonight.” Ummmmm sweet nothins…" Baby Brenda Lee, for any youngsters. . .
Vangoghdog01 over 4 years ago
I remember from my childhood that the Muppets had a “Hard R” rated bits they did on some late night show. That is their “Gallinule Gallinule Whoop Whoop!”
cocavan11 over 4 years ago
He’s just clearing his throat while he gathers his thoughts prior to flirting. He reminds me of an intelligent version of George Costanza.
vaughnrl2003 Premium Member over 4 years ago
Sounds a lot like me asking a girl to dance in high school. Needs more squeaks though.
losflemings over 4 years ago
Panel 3 is just weirdActually all of them are weird
Zebrastripes over 4 years ago
It’s like riding a bike…..
eladee AKA Wally over 4 years ago
Well he does have quite a few “lines”. Eventually one of them will work.
ChessPirate over 4 years ago
“Haven’t I HORKed you someplace before?”
“Do you BLORT here often?”
“That’s what HEEHAW said…”
Alberta Oil Premium Member over 4 years ago
That is what happens when you only do it once a year.. And why mankind prospered when they went to “daily”.
anomalous4 over 4 years ago
Um…mating isn’t the thing that usually comes to mind when one hears “HORK!" – especially if one lives with cats…if I heard “HORK!" from a dinosaur, I’d run like hell to get out of range of the mess that was sure to follow!
Wizard of Ahz-no relation over 4 years ago
I’m reminded of something the writer Jim Butcher said about people who go looking for big foot and claim they were reproducing mating and or territorial claims. either “bring it!” or"Hey baby" the question becomes, what happens if a big foot, hears this and shows up ready for a fight or a frolic and finds YOU.
cuzinron47 over 4 years ago
I thought he was getting a enema.
stamps over 4 years ago
Sounds like he’s got the corona virus.
David Rickard Premium Member over 4 years ago
Bläärt.
Buckeye67 over 4 years ago
Long necks biggest worry isn’t mating, it’s survival. That other dino looks like a meat eater to me.
zeexenon over 4 years ago
They had lips, a uvula and voice box?
UlfPeterLangenbach over 4 years ago
Still more elegant than what one reads on those modern “dating” portals. When I was young™, in the Good Ol’ Days®, we uttered very eloquent things © when we wanted to … er … mate. You kids don’t believe me? Well, I’ve been there and you not, so I have to know better!