Don't even think about riding a camel on the beach.

[AFA]

Where I hail from, camels are prohibited (the auto industry as well as the associated organized labor agencies took care of that long time ago, and maintains the distinction for being the only issue to date they have unanimously agreed on). Also, in the interest of public safety, camels have been outlawed from Wayne County as they are extremely difficult to over-turn and set on fire (camel hide, by the way makes for a poor tinder, and its tight-grained composition lack the absorbation qualities that would allow the introduction of gasoline or lighter fluid to expedite the process), thereby disrupting the genial, festive atmosphere of the annual October 30th celebration.

So without the camels, your area is not considering alternative fuel transportation at all? :dunno:

 

[DrMotorcity]

So without the camels, your area is not considering alternative fuel transportation at all? :dunno:

The unions will see to that. Ever try stuffing a body in the... aft section of a camel and then push it in to the Detroit River? To say the least, it's bad for one's back.

 

[AFA]

The unions will see to that. Ever try stuffing a body in the... aft section of a camel and then push it in to the Detroit River? To say the least, it's bad for one's back.

Hahaha!

Well yes, I have tried, but only once I swear! I needed the money! :eek:

 

[DrMotorcity]

Hahaha!

Well yes, I have tried, but only once I swear! I needed the money! :eek:

Gee thanks a lot!

We here in the Great Lakes region have problems a' plenty with invasive species: Sea lamprys, zebra mussels, Asian carp, and now... camels imported from New Jersey!

:eek: :eek:

 

[AFA]

Gee thanks a lot!

We here in the Great Lakes region have problems a' plenty with invasive species: Sea lamprys, zebra mussels, Asian carp, and now... camels imported from New Jersey!

:eek: :eek:

Well, You Might have a little time, as you can see in this picture date 1924, they haven't gotten too far.

 

[D-rock]

So without the camels, your area is not considering alternative fuel transportation at all? :dunno:

Perhaps if we're lucky they will go to rickshaws for us.