Woman angrily slams dead raccoon against City Hall doors!

[wa3zrm]

BURLINGTON, Vt. — Police in Vermont say a woman who might have been angry about a dead raccoon left on a street took its bloody carcass to City Hall and angrily slammed it against the building’s doors.
Burlington police say the woman left the raccoon’s body outside City Hall before walking off one morning two weeks ago.

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[WickedKitchen]

It's about time someone put one of those raccoons in their place. Sure, up in Vermont they think that they can do as they please. They just walk right in with their friggin' little masks and wreck the place. They leave trash everywhere and even get their gray asses sick and scratch the children at the playground with their raibees-laden claws. Their a goddamn nuisance I tell ya. Nearly as bad as those Canadian geese...someone needs to string one of them up next.

[lxskllr]

It's about time someone put one of those raccoons in their place. Sure, up in Vermont they think that they can do as they please. They just walk right in with their friggin' little masks and wreck the place. They leave trash everywhere and even get their gray asses sick and scratch the children at the playground with their raibees-laden claws. Their a goddamn nuisance I tell ya. Nearly as bad as those Canadian geese...someone needs to string one of them up next.

That's not very nice. Willie's the absolute model of decorum.

[Roo]

I really enjoy having raccoons in my back yard, way up in the tree or creeping along the fence. They don't get into my trash though, so it's a peaceful situation. I've had raccoons all around for years now, and never had a problem with them being aggressive or anything. They are welcome guests in my yard. I've also never tried to corner one.

[Premium Parrots]

I really enjoy having raccoons in my back yard, way up in the tree or creeping along the fence. They don't get into my trash though, so it's a peaceful situation. I've had raccoons all around for years now, and never had a problem with them being aggressive or anything. They are welcome guests in my yard. I've also never tried to corner one.

dam. after reading that I probably shouldn't post the problem and the solution I encountered. But the outcome is funny as hell.

[EricHill78]

Oh the lady in the story was Babybess.

[WolfenJack]

Duh! That's what we do with our road kill up here. Don't melt till June anyways. You flatlanders got a problem with that?
Oh and maple syrup... does not come from a bottle shaped like a woman or one with a little cabin on it either. It comes from the sugar shack down the road, and is severed on snow with a side of dill pickles.

[EricHill78]

Duh! That's what we do with our road kill up here. Don't melt till June anyways. You flatlanders got a problem with that?
Oh and maple syrup... does not come from a bottle shaped like a woman or one with a little cabin on it either. It comes from the sugar shack down the road, and is severed on snow with a side of dill pickles.

Isn't "sugar shack" Vermont slang for a meth house?

[GoVegan]

Isn't "sugar shack" Vermont slang for a meth house?

LMAO! Zing!

[WolfenJack]

Not that I'm aware of but then again meth has never been what comes to mind for me when someone says, "wanna get high"?