Just wait until PETA sues the store for giving chocolate to the diabetic squirrel lol :)

They'll eat anything. It wouldn't surprise me if it ate the plastic toy inside.

I wonder if these taste like Cadbury Creme Eggs?

So why doesn't someone figure out how to put a small explosive inside the candy? I can't imagine a more heartwarming sight than a sudden POP of pink tinted fur.

A couple of days ago I went outside to look at the plants. THREE of these critters were running all over my orchid cage. I ran screaming and yelling and waving my arms like a man possessed. They looked at me and waited until I could have touched them. Then slowly they crawled down and cage and walked away.

K

I think the chocolate flavor is similar to the Creme egg, but obviously it's hollow inside.

this reminds me of the time i cut open a meat ball, stuffed it with hot sauce, then fed it to my dog

the dog was so happy at first, but then it slowed down and had a look on its face that said "wait a minute here...."
then ran off to drink water
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAA

Now Elvin...SHAME ON YOU *WINK*

>>So why doesn't someone figure out how to put a small explosive inside the candy?

I wonder what happens if they eat a whole piece of alka seltzer?

Chocolate is considered poisonous for dogs, even though they love it. Maybe the squirrel is taking the toys to put in its tomb to enjoy in the next life. Like the Egyptians. We can hope... :)

Sherlene

Kevin, how about indulging your inner Bart Simpson and getting a slingshot and supply of small ball bearings?

When I was younger there used to be a product called the Wrist Rocket, essentially a slingshot with a wrist stabilizing strap. Improved accuracy and velocity for us small fry.

Of course, such a useful and dangerous device has now probably gone the way of the Lawn Dart....

oh the wrist rockets are still around and more powerfull than ever but most folk aren't gonna take the time to get accurate enough to hit the little buggers. Everyone needs to buy a really good pellet gun so they can shoot the buggers with out letting the neighbors know whats going on.

tee - My orchid cage is right next to a window. My luck I'd miss the beasts and take out the window. This morning they were back and I decided to take the hose to them. At first I didn't have the spray adjusted right and they actually seemed to like it. Maybe they thought it was shower time. Finally I got it right and chased the buggers around the yard. Made me feel better, but I know it's hopeless.

K