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Re: [at-l] Thanks and a question

a woodelf wrote:
> 
> On Wed, 7 Jan 1998 09:57:25 EST Janna Pet <JannaPet@aol.com> writes:
> snip * snip
> >My question is what are the snake skills?  TIA  JP
> 
> This is the ability to recognize Felix at a great distance on the trail
> and to hide until he is long gone. Thereby keeping all your new gear and
> choice munchies without having to involve the Ga. State Police.   :-)
> 
> woodelf

Ahhh, woodelf, you know me too well, my friend. I shant forget the time I 
was strolling through Bly GAp when what yonder did I see? Two young 
damsels acting distressed. Well, I slowed my pace and tried to make 
myself as unnoticeable as possible. I crouched down and tried to sneak to 
the same place they were. I wasn't sure what I was hiding from, but I 
think it was working. The girls were looking up the trail from behind an 
oak blowdown, one pointing and whispering all the while. As I got closer, 
maybe 30 feet behind them, I heard the pointing girl say "I think I see 
him." Well, I looked up the trail and saw nothing. So, I crept on. The 
girls were so intent on the trail, they had no idea that I was now within 
a single yard of them. "What are we hiding from?" I asked. The two girls 
went flying over the log in a start, leaving their packs and sticks 
behind. As they sprinted away, hiking boots pounding the ground, I heard 
one yelling "Its a Felllliiiiiixxxxxxxx!!!! Run!!!!!!"  The moral of this 
story, of course: Always know who your enemies are, and be prepared to 
identify them.

Droppin' 'em over here, Boss

-- 
Felix 

Now with FICTION!!! http://members.tripod.com/~Felixhikes/index.html
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