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Quack......BANG

lol thats great

NO !NO !..................don't do it !.....he's innocent I tell ya !...all that 'lil guy has done is float around in my bubble baths !..lol ..............havgd & good luck on the felt

Innocent till proven otherwise!

Or....... u have a license for that gun???

And a hunting permission ?????

graet pic lol

LOL

GOOD ONE HUN CAN I BORROW YOUR GUN LOL

No!! It's Wabbit season!!

Step AWAY from the rubber ducky!

are we having peking duck for dinner

I say shoot the little creep. I have spent a fortune at carnivals trying to win something by picking the right little ducky. I hate them almost as much as I hate those phoney undersized basketball hoops. Shot him now before someone talks you out of it. One less ducky to steal mine and my childrens money. SHOT if you have an ounce of guts.

GOOOOOOOOOOOOOODBY DUCK

I KNEW YOU WELL

Something really amazing happened in Downtown Spokane this week and
I had to share the story with you. Joel, is a loan officer at Sterling
Bank. He works down town in a second story office building, over-looking
busy Riverside Avenue. Several weeks ago he watched a mother duck choose
the cement awning outside his window as the uncanny place to build a
nest above the sidewalk. The mallard laid ten eggs in a nest in the
corner of the planter that is perched over 10 feet in the air. She
dutifully kept the eggs warm for weeks and Monday afternoon all of her
ten ducklings hatched.

Joel worried all night how the momma duck was going to get those
babies safely off their perch in a busy, downtown, urban environment to
take to water, which typically happens in the first 48 hours of a duck
hatching. Tuesday morning, Joel came to work and watched the mother duck
encourage her babies to the edge of the perch with the intent to show
them how to jump off!

The mother flew down below and started quacking to her babies above.
In his disbelief Joel watched as the first fuzzy newborn toddled to the
edge and astonishingly leapt into thin air, crashing onto the cement
below.

Joel couldn't watch how this might play out. He dashed out of his
office and ran down the stairs the sidewalk where the first obedient
duckling was stooping near its mother from the near fatal fall.

Joel looked up. The second duckling was getting ready to jump! He
quickly dodged under the awning while the mother duck quacked at him and
the babies above. As the second one took the plunge, Joel jumped forward
and caught it with his bare hands before it hit the cement. Safe and
sound, he set it by the momma and the other stunned sibling, still
recovering from its painful leap.

One by one the babies continued to jump to join their anxious family
below. Each time Joel hid under the awning just to reach out in the nick
of time as the duckling made its free fall. The downtown sidewalk came
to a stand-still. Time after time, Joel was able to catch the remaining
7 and set them by their approving mother.

At this point Joel realized the duck family had only made part of its
dangerous journey. They had 2 full blocks to walk across traffic,

crosswalks, curbs, and pedestrians to get to the closest open water, the
Spokane River.

The onlooking office secretaries then joined in, and hurriedly brought
an empty copy paper box to collect the babies.

They carefully corralled them, with the mother's approval, and loaded
them up into the white cardboard container. Joel held the box low enough
for the mom to see her brood.

He then slowly navigated through the downtown streets toward the Spokane
River, as the mother waddled behind and kept her babies in sight.

As they reached the river, the mother took over and passed him, jumping
into the river and quacking loudly.

At the water's edge, the Sterling Bank office staff then tipped the box
and helped shepherd the babies toward the water and to their mother
aftertheir adventurous ride.

All ten darling ducklings safely made it into the water and paddled up
snugly to mamma.

Joel said the mom swam in circles, looking back toward the beaming bank
workers, and proudly quacking as if to say, 'See, we did it! Thanks for
all the help!'

do it he looks like a trouble maker

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PLEASEEEEEEEEEEE DON'T SHOOT THE DUCK---LEAD HIM TO WATER

I double-dog dare you to pull the trigger!

That is a really heart warming story jazz. Duck season should be really good this year thanks to that thoughtful young man.

The baby ducklings story is magnificent. The rubber one .... SHOOT HIM!