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05/03/2011 06:55:13 AM · #1 |
Capture an image of a llama or llama's. However a photo of just a llama or llama's won't do, no the photo of the llama or llama's must include at least one of the objects,articles or animals featured in the llama song below or in the video of the song.
//www.youtube.com/watch?v=HbPDKHXWlLQ
The llama song lyrics
here's a lama, there's a llama
and another little llama
fuzzy llama, funny lamma
llama, llama, duck
llama, llama, cheesecake llama
tablet, brick, potato
llama, llama, mushroom, llama
llama, llama, duck
I was once a treehouse
I lived in a cake
but i never saw the way
the orange slayed the rake
i was only three years dead
but it told a tale
and now listen little child
to the safety rail
did u ever see a llama
kiss a llama on the llama
llama's llama taste of llama
llama, llama, duck
half a llama, twice a llama
not a llama, farmer, llama
llama in a car, alarm a llama
llama, llama duck
is that how it's told now?
is it all so old?
is it made of lemon juice
doorknob, ankle, cold
now my song is getting thin
and i've run out of luck
time for me to retire now
and become a duck
Message edited by author 2011-05-03 06:58:13.
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05/03/2011 09:15:32 AM · #2 |
Hey, you know I'm in for this. It's about a hour and a half to the Llama ranch though. Can I use a toy llama and my daughter's rubber duckie collection?
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05/03/2011 09:16:48 AM · #3 |
Originally posted by Yo_Spiff:
Hey, you know I'm in for this. It's about a hour and a half to the Llama ranch though. Can I use a toy llama and my daughter's rubber duckie collection? |
You could, but then you could also win the brown ribbon for it. ;P
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05/03/2011 09:17:19 AM · #4 |
| I love the challenge idea !! |
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05/03/2011 09:23:23 AM · #5 |
| Cute idea, but no llamas near me. Can I substitute alpacas? They're related to llamas. |
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05/03/2011 09:39:18 AM · #6 |
Originally posted by snaffles:
Can I substitute alpacas? They're related to llamas. |
I haven't been able to tell the difference yet, but for this I might educate myself so I can give 1's to the alpacas.
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05/03/2011 10:48:15 AM · #7 |
Great challenge idea!!! But, I have to admit I have both alpacas and llamas in the area. The park service uses llamas for packing supplies into the wilderness. Their two-toed feet with toenails and a soft footpad are less damaging to trails, as compared to shod horses. And, llamas are more tolerant of heat, lack of drinking water and high altitude.
There is a large alpaca farm about 1 mile away. Raised for their wool. They thrive in the mountains.
 
Both species spit, as do all Camelids. As a matter of fact, the challenge idea would be more inclusive if we included any member of the Camelidae family.
Message edited by author 2011-05-03 10:53:01. |
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05/03/2011 11:32:05 AM · #8 |
i love every chance i get to post this
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05/03/2011 12:02:25 PM · #9 |
As long as we are at it...
 
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05/03/2011 12:04:27 PM · #10 |
Originally posted by FourPointX:
i love every chance i get to post this
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HA!!!!
Love llamas. For those not near llama sources, there are zoos... |
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05/03/2011 12:25:46 PM · #11 |
Originally posted by Yo_Spiff:
Originally posted by snaffles:
Can I substitute alpacas? They're related to llamas. |
I haven't been able to tell the difference yet, but for this I might educate myself so I can give 1's to the alpacas. |
Llamas are big, shaggy and have a rep for spitting at you for pretty much any reason. Alpacas are much smaller and cuter - esp after they've been shorn they tend to look like Muppets - and I don't know of any nasty alpaca habits :-) |
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05/03/2011 12:32:33 PM · #12 |
Originally posted by snaffles:
Originally posted by Yo_Spiff:
Originally posted by snaffles:
Can I substitute alpacas? They're related to llamas. |
I haven't been able to tell the difference yet, but for this I might educate myself so I can give 1's to the alpacas. |
Llamas are big, shaggy and have a rep for spitting at you for pretty much any reason. Alpacas are much smaller and cuter - esp after they've been shorn they tend to look like Muppets - and I don't know of any nasty alpaca habits :-) |
Do alpacas spit?
Yes, alpacas spit, but they are usually spitting at each other, trying to defend their food dish, or warning another alpaca to stay away. Although, I thought they were getting ready to "let go with a wet one" when I had my lens pointed in their direction.
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05/03/2011 12:39:21 PM · #13 |
Originally posted by hahn23:
Originally posted by snaffles:
Originally posted by Yo_Spiff:
Originally posted by snaffles:
Can I substitute alpacas? They're related to llamas. |
I haven't been able to tell the difference yet, but for this I might educate myself so I can give 1's to the alpacas. |
Llamas are big, shaggy and have a rep for spitting at you for pretty much any reason. Alpacas are much smaller and cuter - esp after they've been shorn they tend to look like Muppets - and I don't know of any nasty alpaca habits :-) |
Do alpacas spit?
Yes, alpacas spit, but they are usually spitting at each other, trying to defend their food dish, or warning another alpaca to stay away. Although, I thought they were getting ready to "let go with a wet one" when I had my lens pointed in their direction. |
But at least alpacas are so small, they'd definitely have to angle up at you to get you (unless of course you're down at their level.) I'm 5'10 and right at eye/face level with every llama I've ever met! |
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05/22/2011 11:58:06 AM · #14 |
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05/22/2011 02:38:20 PM · #15 |
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