On a complete sidenote, just what the heck are the trynnies, anyway? They look like walking seals with no ears. And as slow and bow-legged as they walk, why are they in a tree of all places? They don't look like tree dwelling folk to me...

They are mouses. And at the top of the tree you find rats.

Today's English lesson:
The plural of mouse is mice, not mouses. [img]graemlins/viking.gif[/img]

They look more like hamsters to me, since they have small ears and no tail.

<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Warhammer:
Today's English lesson:
The plural of mouse is mice, not mouses. [img]graemlins/viking.gif[/img]

They look more like hamsters to me, since they have small ears and no tail.<hr></blockquote>

Actually yes and no. Mouses is used in the computer world [img]smile.gif[/img]

pl. mice or mous·es (mousz) Computer Science. A hand-held, button-activated input device that when rolled along a flat surface directs an indicator to move correspondingly about a computer screen, allowing the operator to move the indicator freely, as to select operations or manipulate text or graphics

I stand corrected!

(So you're saying trynnies look like those Logitech things [img]graemlins/viking.gif[/img] )

The Trynnies are neither mice nor mouses nor even meeses.

They're squirrels.

Trynnies,

I dunno if they are mice or hamsters, but If you ask Ferro, he tells me the pickled ones taste like chicken [img]smile.gif[/img]

Sure, chicken in boxershorts, isn't that what we all've been waiting for? *LOL*

Never forget your towel, cheers
Philipp

I recall seeing somewhere that Trynnie are supposed to be chipmunks. Unfortunately, that was awhile back and I don't remember where. I think they're more like squirrels myself.

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They look to me me more like a sheep/lizard hybrid. More power to these creative types who made Wiz 8. They keep you guessing.