Bite off a little more than you can Chew by tennesseecowgirl

Photography • Animals • posted on Jun 01, 2009

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Taken at the Knoxville Zoo in Tennessee, and well I added a little twist.. and to Harry (Goodoleboy) since you asked me about this yesterday, John Grisham is an author and he writes mostly legal thrillers, and he is one of my favorite authors. Prior to that he was a lawyer in Mississippi, and wrote his first book A Time to Kill, based on testimony he witnessed there. I am presently reading The Innocent Man which is actually his first non fiction book, and it is about a man that at one time was a player for the Oakland A's baseball team, who was wrongly accused of murder. Baby you can drive my car

Comments (48)

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flavia49

4:41PM | Mon, 01 June 2009

great capture and work!

PD154

4:53PM | Mon, 01 June 2009

LOL such destructive critters, great shot and fun postwork sweetie!

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mbz2662

4:56PM | Mon, 01 June 2009

Hehe.. nice capture.

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Blush

5:02PM | Mon, 01 June 2009

LOL Cute capture Hugs Susan~

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magnus073

5:11PM | Mon, 01 June 2009

Lynell this is wonderful, your images are always so much fun. I love your sense of humor

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Faemike55

5:32PM | Mon, 01 June 2009

Wonderful photo!!!

M2A

5:33PM | Mon, 01 June 2009

So fun capture ;-)

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pops

5:57PM | Mon, 01 June 2009

What a great shot. Grishim is a wonderful writer, The Cient was my fav although I haven't read any of newer ones

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goodoleboy

6:06PM | Mon, 01 June 2009

Terrific POV, color, clarity, lighting and fine textures in this shot of the pachyderm with its mouth full, Lynell. And thanks for the explanation as to John Grisham. The name sounded familiar, and had a feeling he was famous, but out here in the back woods we don't pay no 'tention to that high falutin' stuff. The Sears catalog and comic books are about our speed.

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Miska7

6:13PM | Mon, 01 June 2009

Very nice image. Great capture!

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ShadowsNTime

6:43PM | Mon, 01 June 2009

Great capture Lynell, love that his snout is full too:-) I also like John Grisham tho I haven't read anything for some time now, never any time! My daughter bought me two signed books by Enes Smith, he is an ex homicide detective and is now chief of tribal police in Warm Springs Reservation. I am looking forward to reading those! I downloaded that program, now just have to find time for that too:-)

MrsLubner

6:55PM | Mon, 01 June 2009

I love Grisham's work. I have read several of his books and I'm not usually a fan of that topic. Great inspirational poster you created here. :-)

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