[fwpc3]

It seems there are a lot of TOTV'ers who are not exactly enamored by the occasional opportunities to commune with nature afforded by Central Florida living. Bugs, gators, lizards, etc. all get lots of ink here. My friend saves me NY Times Sunday magazines so I can do the puzzles. I recently came across an interesting article in the August 26 edition about a Rhesus monkey which has been living in the Tampa-St. Pete area since 2009. Official are thinking the monkey may have originally been part of a group living along the Silver River near Ocala and Silver Springs. These monkeys were released by a tour operator in the 1930's and continue to live there. If you draw a line between there and Tampa it pretty much crosses The Villages.
... So, Any monkey sightings in TV?

The monkey was recently captured and here is a link for details:
Florida's 'Mystery Monkey' Captured After Three Years On The Lam : The Two-Way : NPR

[Bill-n-Brillo]

I'm biting my lip................

Bill

[skyguy79]

Originally Posted by Bill-n-Brillo

I'm biting my lip................

Bill

Me too!

[graciegirl]

Well, um...I ...kinda...you know.........

[2BNTV]

er er er ..... I not touching that one with a ten foot pole.

[Cantwaittoarrive]

Originally Posted by fwpc3

It seems there are a lot of TOTV'ers who are not exactly enamored by the occasional opportunities to commune with nature afforded by Central Florida living. Bugs, gators, lizards, etc. all get lots of ink here. My friend saves me NY Times Sunday magazines so I can do the puzzles. I recently came across an interesting article in the August 26 edition about a Rhesus monkey which has been living in the Tampa-St. Pete area since 2009. Official are thinking the monkey may have originally been part of a group living along the Silver River near Ocala and Silver Springs. These monkeys were released by a tour operator in the 1930's and continue to live there. If you draw a line between there and Tampa it pretty much crosses The Villages.
... So, Any monkey sightings in TV?

The monkey was recently captured and here is a link for details:
Florida's 'Mystery Monkey' Captured After Three Years On The Lam : The Two-Way : NPR

I thought I saw some monkey's and then realized it was just my wife's relatives visiting

[skyguy79]

FWPC3, sorry for the humorisque nature of our responses, but the question does conjure up some pretty funny images and ideas in our minds.

To answer your question directly, I have never seen any monkeys in TV. But if I ever do see any driving a golf cart around TV, you can be sure that I will go straight home and get some bed rest!

[Bill-n-Brillo]

Who can come up with the best caption for this photo?



Bill

[perrjojo]

Originally Posted by Bill-n-Brillo

Who can come up with the best caption for this photo?



Bill

Oh no! They are on to us on TOTV! Now the developer will start charging us an amenity fee.

[anarick]

Originally Posted by bill-n-brillo

who can come up with the best caption for this photo?



bill

tech monkeys

[aussiemom]

[QUOTE=Bill-n-Brillo;591959]Who can come up with the best caption for this photo?




Watching these Planet of the Ape movies sure bring back memories of the good ol' days.

[skyguy79]

Originally Posted by Bill-n-Brillo

Who can come up with the best caption for this photo?



Bill

Daddy is disgusted to find that his kids have been watching baboon porn again. Bet they'll be going to bed without bananas tonight!

[ugotme]

Originally Posted by Cantwaittoarrive

I thought I saw some monkey's and then realized it was just my wife's relatives visiting

YOU ARE VERY BRAVE !!!!

[skyguy79]

Originally Posted by ugotme

YOU ARE VERY BRAVE !!!!

OR VERY BLACK & BLUE!!!!

[mrfixit]

Originally Posted by Bill-n-Brillo

Who can come up with the best caption for this photo?



Bill

......That's RIGHT......To Heck with "Disney".....
..."THE VILLAGES" has LOTS of FUN things to do.... and they don't cost a dang thing.