Posted by Dave Sherburne NY on February 24, 2012 at 12:20:02 from (173.85.176.247):
In Reply to: OT Skunk Furs posted by John B. on February 23, 2012 at 19:44:51:
Another skunk story.. A long time ago but not to far away, I used to work in a minimum security prison (no walls or fences) on the 12mid to 8 am. One of the fellas I worked with, bald as an onion but everyone called him Curly used to dabble in taxidermy. He collected all the roadkill between work and his 35 mile away house. One night he brought in a stuffed skunk and put it in the foyer of one of the dormitories put a tunafish can under it's nose and waited for the Sgt. to make his rounds. He finally walked in the door and right up to the skunk spotted the skunk, turned tail and left the building as fast as his feet would carry him. Another night another supervisor and the prankster brought in a small stuffed bear and stood it outside of the door the supervisor used when when he left his office to make his rounds of the dorms. The Sgt came out saw the bear turned around went back in and tried to shoo the bear away while standing in the doorway. When that didn't work he got candy from the vending machine and tossed it out to the bear while he exited the building through another door to make his rounds.
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