Z is for Zebra
A few years ago, Melyngoch and I found ourselves in at the National Zoo in Washington, D.C. (It was also on this trip that I first met my friends Peter and Becca, so there are fond memories all around.) Anyway, while we were at the National Zoo, we got a chance to look at some zebras. There was a sign on the zebra enclosure that explained that male zebras are highly territorial — since they can't go roaming about to find a lady zebra, their mating strategy is to entice the females to come to them.
Melyngoch said: "You know, that's a lot like college boys."
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Sadly, I find parallels between many animalian mating strategies and college boys. I think they (the college boys) lend themselves exceptionally well to such comparisons.
On another note, I once saw a sign on a tiger cage that said, "Caution: these animals bite."
I snorted when I read this post . . . (I was laughing, not expressing derision)
betty - Well I think there are worse things than wanting to have a cool apartment so that chicks will come over. I'd rather have a guy invite me over for something than come over and mooch off of me and my roommates all the time.
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