HaleYes
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Clay County, IL
Rev Den said:
Sorry, you are "right".....
That's my line!
:laugh3:
Allright, who's interested?
- Thread starter HaleYes
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Sorry, you are "right".....
That's my line!
:laugh3:
85xjwoody
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Little Suamico Wi.
I will take three
Kim
Kim
Lawn Cher'
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Westampton, NJ
Rev Den said:
I was just gonna say it...
I'll take one, Mikey.
Chadd
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Carlyle, IL
too bad we can't get one that has an armardillar with wings.
O yeah and I will take two..
O yeah and I will take two..
Haleyes said:4"
$4 a piece(no I'm not making a profit)
They'd look very similar to this:
Nothing definate on this as it's still in the works.
I don't want to spend a wad on these and be stuck with a bunch of "No flying Armidillo" decals.
- Location
- Port Orchard, WA
I need at least 4, might as well make it an even $20 -
give me 5...
we ought to start a thread to see where all these end up... 'cuse I know that 4 of mine arent going on my rig...
give me 5...
we ought to start a thread to see where all these end up... 'cuse I know that 4 of mine arent going on my rig...
sw_mi_xj
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- mental facility
thread hijack
on a related note , our local jeep club meeting was last night , my rig was voted as " jeep of the month " for march .
one of the other guys posted the pic of the now infamous " dead armadillo " in a trail report thread about flat nasty .
so look what they gave me .
too funny .
on a related note , our local jeep club meeting was last night , my rig was voted as " jeep of the month " for march .
one of the other guys posted the pic of the now infamous " dead armadillo " in a trail report thread about flat nasty .
so look what they gave me .
too funny .
HaleYes
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Clay County, IL
It is with deepest regret that I inform you that the armidillo decal project has been canceled. Sorry to get your hopes up.
Hale
Hale
Rev Den
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Plainfield, IL
Reason?
PM me if ya want.
Rev
PM me if ya want.
Rev
RedHeep
NAXJA #1499
- Location
- Landenberg, PA
Damn PETA and those enviro-weenies.
Up yours Al Gore.
Up yours Al Gore.
HaleYes
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Clay County, IL
I've gotten several PM's on this.
Sorry to disappoint everyone. I apologize.
Lots of different deciding factors were involved.
No hard feelings, I ain't pissed at anyone, nothing like that.
Don't worry about it.
Hale
Sorry to disappoint everyone. I apologize.
Lots of different deciding factors were involved.
No hard feelings, I ain't pissed at anyone, nothing like that.
Don't worry about it.
Hale
HaleYes
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Clay County, IL
87manche said:your wife told you no huh?
it's ok, you can tell us
:roflmao: :roflmao:
monkeyevil
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Kalamazoo, MI
WTF?! I wanted 2. Is it cool if I print them?
Lawn Cher'
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Westampton, NJ
That sucks. I even cleaned the mud off a spot on my MJ's rear window. That was higher priority than replacing the locked up alternator.
- Location
- Louisville, IL
Lawn Cher' said:
Not to mention, much easier. JIM.
Lawn Cher'
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Westampton, NJ
87manche said:
Not at, but as a result of. It locked up when I was putting the Jeep on the trailer, and toasted the belt when putting it in the garage.
jcroffroad
www.jcroffroad.com
- Location
- Kalamazoo, mi
Ok guys...I will be getting a qoute tomarrrow from our sticker guy for dillo' stickers. I will post more info then.
sw_mi_xj
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- mental facility
interesting
anyone that came in contact with the " flying armadillo " might want to read this .
Q-5 I HEARD ARMADILLOS CARRY DISEASES. IS THAT TRUE?
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A. Yes, disease is commonly associated with armadillos. The bacteria mycobacterium leprae can infect armadillos, and this is the bacteria which causes leprosy. The link between human infection and armadillos has not been heavily tested, but it does remain a risk. In Louisiana, up to 53 percent of armadillos were found to have leprosy. Leprosy symptoms include skin lesions, numbness, nerve damage and muscle weakness. Armadillos are the only animals that can transmit leprosy, and they can do so by attacking with their claws.
Armadillos can also carry rabies. Rabies, a virus, progressively paralyzes and can kill any mammal, including humans. Rabies is generally contracted through contact with an infected armadillo through biting. Since armadillos rarely bite, armadillo rabies is not quite as high a risk as raccoon or skunk rabies, for example. Though humans should avoid contact with any armadillos, if an armadillo seems especially fearless around humans or is very active during the day, it could be infected. Call 1-888-488-1415 United Wildlife armadillo control immediately for professional armadillo removal.
Armadillos have problems with tapeworms. Tapeworms are parasites of the digestive system and can be transmitted to humans. Armadillos carry the bacteria salmonella. People who pick up salmonella bacteria can become seriously ill with diarrhea, vomiting, fever and chills. Salmonella can also affect the blood. Armadillo salmonella can be spread through armadillo fecal matter.
http://www.unitedwildlife.com/AnimalsArmadillos.html#e
anyone that came in contact with the " flying armadillo " might want to read this .
Q-5 I HEARD ARMADILLOS CARRY DISEASES. IS THAT TRUE?
Back to FAQ
A. Yes, disease is commonly associated with armadillos. The bacteria mycobacterium leprae can infect armadillos, and this is the bacteria which causes leprosy. The link between human infection and armadillos has not been heavily tested, but it does remain a risk. In Louisiana, up to 53 percent of armadillos were found to have leprosy. Leprosy symptoms include skin lesions, numbness, nerve damage and muscle weakness. Armadillos are the only animals that can transmit leprosy, and they can do so by attacking with their claws.
Armadillos can also carry rabies. Rabies, a virus, progressively paralyzes and can kill any mammal, including humans. Rabies is generally contracted through contact with an infected armadillo through biting. Since armadillos rarely bite, armadillo rabies is not quite as high a risk as raccoon or skunk rabies, for example. Though humans should avoid contact with any armadillos, if an armadillo seems especially fearless around humans or is very active during the day, it could be infected. Call 1-888-488-1415 United Wildlife armadillo control immediately for professional armadillo removal.
Armadillos have problems with tapeworms. Tapeworms are parasites of the digestive system and can be transmitted to humans. Armadillos carry the bacteria salmonella. People who pick up salmonella bacteria can become seriously ill with diarrhea, vomiting, fever and chills. Salmonella can also affect the blood. Armadillo salmonella can be spread through armadillo fecal matter.
http://www.unitedwildlife.com/AnimalsArmadillos.html#e
