dead chipmunk floating in my hot hub

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Originally Posted By: gathermewool
Originally Posted By: yeti
gathermewool -- there's no "party", per se. just a few people watching a ball game, playing cards, and hanging around. bitog is part of the entertainment. 'gotta admit -- a lot of threads are better than the comedy channel.the girl is a friend -- just one of the group.
you watching tv with your wife is a good night, as well.
enjoy the rest of your evening. it's time for a brandy.


One of the group, my butt!

Anyway, it is a good night that I don't have to worry about working the weekend!

You have a good evening, too.


I am kinda thinking any girl that surfs BITOG with you is serious dating material. I don't blame you for ditching the game for some BITOG though.. Sports bore me to death.


Originally Posted By: jcwit
Filter the water thru a Fram OCOD filter.


No.. Use the Fram Ultra for 2 7500 mile OCI's!

 

[Tdbo]

Originally Posted By: Johnny248
So I found a chipmunk floating in the hot tub. I already scooped it out with a bucket. I do drain it and refill it? Or just make sure it gets an extra dose of chemicals??


Drain and refill, particularly if you haven't done so in awhile.

 

[Papa Bear]

If I went into your hot-tub and floated around for a while I would likely emit and slough off more foul secretions & body emissions than the chipmunk did...

Think about that for a bit ......

 

[Fleetmon]

I certainly wouldn't drain and refill unless the body started falling apart....it's a chipmunk not a human body.

I used to have a chipmunk follow me all around the house...when cutting grass he would appear at different areas. I carried sunflower seeds in my pocket and would feed him although he wouldn't let me touch him. I kept a vacuum hose in my pool for critters to get out and the one time I forgot, "Chip" drowned.

 

[Kestas]

Was the top of the tub so high above the water, that small critters who fall in can't get out? The poor fella may have been swimming for hours before it drowned.

I believe it's code for pools to be designed so if an animal falls in - like the pet dog - and no one is around to rescue it, it should be able to swim around and find a place to crawl out.

 

[Rick in PA]

A random thought to add to the mix. When living creatures die, they tend to relieve themselves. Ewww....

 

[MolaKule]

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