[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=black face=jazztext>Steve wrote: [/QUOTENAME]They have lovely humps. [/QUOTE]
so does shawnee smith and i reckon both would spit at me if i tried to touch them
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There were some camels nearby on a farm (about a 40 minute drive away) but they are no longer there. I was with my brother's family last year and we stopped to see them. They slowly walked across their field and came over to the fence. One of them licked the hood of the car. One put his head into the open car door to check out my 7 year old niece. It was very cute and funny. There was no spitting. They seemed very sociable and gentle. I pet their noses. So, I guess I could say I like camels - a lot. It would be fun to ride one, I think.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Steve wrote: [/QUOTENAME]They have lovely humps. [/QUOTE]
I totally agree.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Poo wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Ich bin den ganzen Weg gelaufen.[/QUOTE]
A me piacciono i cammelli.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Leaky Luke wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I went to Egypt a couple of weeks ago. Tried to steal one for you AC, but authorities wouldn't let me.. the b*******.
Greetings,
The_hero[/QUOTE]
Thank you, the_hero, but you don't have to get in trouble for me. Thanks for the effort, I appreciate it.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]QueenMercury46 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]^^^^He's the expert.[/QUOTE]
I'm not an expert, I just like camels, that's all.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]JoxerThePhilosipherPirate wrote: [/QUOTENAME]i must be a camel then...[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]JoxerThePhilosipherPirate also wrote: [/QUOTENAME]so does shawnee smith and i reckon both would spit at me if i tried to touch them[/QUOTE]
I don't think you're a camel, sorry.
It is not true that camels always spit.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Donna13 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]There were some camels nearby on a farm (about a 40 minute drive away) but they are no longer there. I was with my brother's family last year and we stopped to see them. They slowly walked across their field and came over to the fence. One of them licked the hood of the car. One put his head into the open car door to check out my 7 year old niece. It was very cute and funny. There was no spitting. They seemed very sociable and gentle. I pet their noses. So, I guess I could say I like camels - a lot. It would be fun to ride one, I think.[/QUOTE]
Thanks for sharing that with us, it is really a beautiful story. I agree with you when you say that camels are sociable and gentle. Obviously there are exceptions, but in my experience they are really lovely animals.
And I have to add that it is really fun to ride camels, I can tell you! :-)
I totally agree.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Poo wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Ich bin den ganzen Weg gelaufen.[/QUOTE]
A me piacciono i cammelli.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Leaky Luke wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I went to Egypt a couple of weeks ago. Tried to steal one for you AC, but authorities wouldn't let me.. the b*******.
Greetings,
The_hero[/QUOTE]
Thank you, the_hero, but you don't have to get in trouble for me. Thanks for the effort, I appreciate it.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]QueenMercury46 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]^^^^He's the expert.[/QUOTE]
I'm not an expert, I just like camels, that's all.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]JoxerThePhilosipherPirate wrote: [/QUOTENAME]i must be a camel then...[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]JoxerThePhilosipherPirate also wrote: [/QUOTENAME]so does shawnee smith and i reckon both would spit at me if i tried to touch them[/QUOTE]
I don't think you're a camel, sorry.
It is not true that camels always spit.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Donna13 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]There were some camels nearby on a farm (about a 40 minute drive away) but they are no longer there. I was with my brother's family last year and we stopped to see them. They slowly walked across their field and came over to the fence. One of them licked the hood of the car. One put his head into the open car door to check out my 7 year old niece. It was very cute and funny. There was no spitting. They seemed very sociable and gentle. I pet their noses. So, I guess I could say I like camels - a lot. It would be fun to ride one, I think.[/QUOTE]
Thanks for sharing that with us, it is really a beautiful story. I agree with you when you say that camels are sociable and gentle. Obviously there are exceptions, but in my experience they are really lovely animals.
And I have to add that it is really fun to ride camels, I can tell you! :-)
Talking about Camels...
Last year I was on a cycling weekend with a friend in the South of Holland (Limburg)... Close to Valkenburg we suddenly saw a camel on the cycling path. There was a man there, having a small zoo in his backyard and he was having a talk with the camel outside the gate. Quite an unexpected meeting...
He even teached the camel to turn around for a piece of bread.
Here's a video. The guy you see is my friend.
http://s9.photobucket.com/albums/a87/MeijerMartijn/Limburg%202007/?action=view&current=Afbeelding007.flv
Last year I was on a cycling weekend with a friend in the South of Holland (Limburg)... Close to Valkenburg we suddenly saw a camel on the cycling path. There was a man there, having a small zoo in his backyard and he was having a talk with the camel outside the gate. Quite an unexpected meeting...
He even teached the camel to turn around for a piece of bread.
Here's a video. The guy you see is my friend.
http://s9.photobucket.com/albums/a87/MeijerMartijn/Limburg%202007/?action=view&current=Afbeelding007.flv
My friend was on vacation in Cairo once, and this one guy wanted to trade his camel for my friend´s girlfriend... My friend wanted two camels but that would have been too much
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]The Mir@cle wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Talking about Camels...
Last year I was on a cycling weekend with a friend in the South of Holland (Limburg)... Close to Valkenburg we suddenly saw a camel on the cycling path. There was a man there, having a small zoo in his backyard and he was having a talk with the camel outside the gate. Quite an unexpected meeting...
He even teached the camel to turn around for a piece of bread.
Here's a video. The guy you see is my friend.
http://s9.photobucket.com/albums/a87/MeijerMartijn/Limburg%202007/?action=view&current=Afbeelding007.flv
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Wow, nice video, thank you! Must have been really great! :-)
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Olavi wrote: [/QUOTENAME]My friend was on vacation in Cairo once, and this one guy wanted to trade his camel for my friend´s girlfriend... My friend wanted two camels but that would have been too much[/QUOTE]
Camels are valuable resources.
Last year I was on a cycling weekend with a friend in the South of Holland (Limburg)... Close to Valkenburg we suddenly saw a camel on the cycling path. There was a man there, having a small zoo in his backyard and he was having a talk with the camel outside the gate. Quite an unexpected meeting...
He even teached the camel to turn around for a piece of bread.
Here's a video. The guy you see is my friend.
http://s9.photobucket.com/albums/a87/MeijerMartijn/Limburg%202007/?action=view&current=Afbeelding007.flv
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Wow, nice video, thank you! Must have been really great! :-)
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Olavi wrote: [/QUOTENAME]My friend was on vacation in Cairo once, and this one guy wanted to trade his camel for my friend´s girlfriend... My friend wanted two camels but that would have been too much[/QUOTE]
Camels are valuable resources.