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Er... It's gonna take at least a week

*builds time machine*

*goes to Friday Harbor Ice Cream Co.*
*buys ice cream*
*throws at time machine*

Clean that up!

No!
I'm going to a British camp today keja
from the Pig War

It was hardly a war, but well done for learning about history.

And what is in this camp?

British Stuff apperantly...

Thanks Watson, but I'd gathered that already.

Even I know it was the war in England in which the Winged Pig Warriors fought the evil and won at the price of having their name stricken from history.

No, it was a war in which a pig died.

By that reasoning, the second world war should be renamed the Whole lot of Jews war.

[quote="Arkannine]Winged Pig Warriors[/quote]

Yes please. I wouldn't mind meeting some of them.

keja wrote:It was hardly a war, but well done for learning about history.

And what is in this camp?

It was way better than American camp! Although the American camp on the southern end of SJI had great hiking, and that's where I fell down.. twice..
They had all these houses and stuff where they used to stay, and then there was a funny shaped house so they could defend themselves. And a bathouse with 5000 bats, omg! I also saw at least two bald eagles and an osprey nest... I saw the osprey dive into the ocean to try to catch a fish, but he failed And I saw two harbor seals
Yeh, I went there mostly for the animal sightings...

Did you see a winged pig?

We don't really see many Eagles bats or Ospreys in Britain. There's a lot of crows and sheep though.

Arkannine wrote:

Arkannine wrote:Did you see a winged pig?

no D:

keja wrote:We don't really see many Eagles bats or Ospreys in Britain. There's a lot of crows and sheep though.

yea, crow and sheep...
if you dont see eagles, bats or ospreys there that's coz I saw it in USA!

We still have all three of those animals living in the wild though.

That is true!

Baa.