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4/3/09 at 4:34pm

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Usual procedure is for the rabbit to jump about 4 inches in the air, and then somewhat fall over.

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post #587 of 2153

4/3/09 at 4:36pm

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You dont have any remorse Jimmy?

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post #588 of 2153

4/3/09 at 4:37pm

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Usual procedure is for the rabbit to jump about 4 inches in the air, and then somewhat fall over.

Do you ever get one shot through both ears?

You know, like a your-end-is-nigh-wabbit shot?

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post #589 of 2153

4/3/09 at 4:50pm

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You dont have any remorse Jimmy?

Well it's either this or they eat everything and all of a sudden there are hundreds of them. There's a shocking new trait apparent in most people of the past generation or so to distance themselves from the actual process of animal slaughter and the enjoyment of meat eating which I find nonsensical, delusional, and quite disrespectful to the animal itself. Rabbit shooting isn't really an enjoyable sport, it's a necessity to the people whose lives depend on agriculture. I do my bit to help out when I'm away from the Metropolis.

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post #590 of 2153

4/3/09 at 4:56pm

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Originally Posted by jimmyoneill

Well it's either this or they eat everything and all of a sudden there are hundreds of them. There's a shocking new trait apparent in most people of the past generation or so to distance themselves from the actual process of animal slaughter and the enjoyment of meat eating which I find nonsensical.

Rabbit shooting isn't really an enjoyable sport, it's a necessity.

It is, too, enjoyable.

The other side has nicer bottoms, though.

- B

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post #591 of 2153

4/4/09 at 10:07am

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Originally Posted by jimmyoneill

Well it's either this or they eat everything and all of a sudden there are hundreds of them. There's a shocking new trait apparent in most people of the past generation or so to distance themselves from the actual process of animal slaughter and the enjoyment of meat eating which I find nonsensical, delusional, and quite disrespectful to the animal itself.
Rabbit shooting isn't really an enjoyable sport, it's a necessity to the people whose lives depend on agriculture. I do my bit to help out when I'm away from the Metropolis.

A hazard of generations of urban living, I would wager. I worked some summers in a meat-packing plant -- that's an education, for sure.

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post #592 of 2153

4/4/09 at 1:19pm

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It is, too, enjoyable.

The other side has nicer bottoms, though.

- B

Those are some NICE legs.

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There's a shocking new trait apparent in most people of the past generation or so to distance themselves from the actual process of animal slaughter and the enjoyment of meat eating which I find nonsensical, delusional, and quite disrespectful to the animal itself.

Hm - ever considered vegetarianism?

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post #593 of 2153

4/10/09 at 5:08pm

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Voxsartoria's Weekly WAYWRN Subjective and Totally Unfair Digest for the week ending 04/10/2009:

And, perhaps the best showing of the week from the Beach Boys:

- B

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post #594 of 2153

4/10/09 at 5:35pm

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^ Best showing from the Headless Horsemen, I'm thinking This was a fine week for location shots

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4/10/09 at 5:44pm

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This was a very good week (as someone once said on the sixth day). Happy Good Friday too, btw.

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post #596 of 2153

4/10/09 at 5:44pm

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Yes! I made the cut!

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post #597 of 2153

4/10/09 at 5:46pm

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Quote:

Originally Posted by jimmyoneill

Well it's either this or they eat everything and all of a sudden there are hundreds of them. There's a shocking new trait apparent in most people of the past generation or so to distance themselves from the actual process of animal slaughter and the enjoyment of meat eating which I find nonsensical, delusional, and quite disrespectful to the animal itself.

Rabbit shooting isn't really an enjoyable sport, it's a necessity to the people whose lives depend on agriculture. I do my bit to help out when I'm away from the Metropolis.

Total BS. Rabbits could be exterminated in mass via poison, so why waste time and money trying to shoot them one by one...

People don't eat wild game in their homes ,so you second assertion is also BS.

And thirdly ,if you ever actually eaten what you’d killed you would've known that it is impossible to eat small game after it has been shot with a pellet gun (you would brake your teeth).

So please stop posing and just admit that you are redneck in nicer clothes and like to kill live things for entertainment.

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post #598 of 2153

4/10/09 at 5:50pm