billip1 wrote:Well, that's one thing we don't have to worry about in Niederau !
I heard there were a lot of Cougar's patrolling the bars in N......?
billip1 wrote:Yeah, I keep hanging around Gunter's but they never seem to find me ! (Am I too old to be of interest ?)
Depends who's looking, and depends how old you actually are I guess!!!!!!
But don't know if I'd really like to see it on my doorstep...
... and not a ski slope either (although spotting one of these right close to you on a ski slope might be a great incentive for breaking one's own ski speed-record
)
john987 wrote:Not to sure if I would be elated seeing that or hiding behind a sofa sh%"ing myself
I certainly would not be taking its picture
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