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2004-02-17

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Posted by Steve 2004-02-17 10:44:32 AM|| || Front Page|| [11130 views since 2007-05-07] Top

#1 time to break out the ole check book again. did he get the food poisining from the animals he murdered? birds are the greatest cymbals of freedom and even america has an eagle for its mascot and would you like to see someone shooting them and making them dead? i cant believe this was blessed. nice to degradable plastic while spreading led through the envirement! this family is probably friends of the chaineys.

Posted by muck4doo 2004-2-17 10:57:23 AM|| 2004-2-17 10:57:23 AM|| Front Page Top

#2 Amen!

Posted by Ptah 2004-2-17 10:57:26 AM|| [http://www.crusaderwarcollege.org] 2004-2-17 10:57:26 AM|| Front Page Top

#3 Not to muck4doo, but to "Praise the Lord and pass the ammunition."

This is indeed a good idea. I not only see Kim du Toit doing this, but I wouldn't mind being part of the load that'll blow away asshats like doo4brains, er, muck4doo.

Posted by Ptah 2004-2-17 10:59:06 AM|| [http://www.crusaderwarcollege.org] 2004-2-17 10:59:06 AM|| Front Page Top

#4 Where have all the good trolls gone?

Posted by whitecollar redneck 2004-2-17 11:10:10 AM|| 2004-2-17 11:10:10 AM|| Front Page Top

#5 WTF is this drivel ?
cymbals = a brass percussion instrument
led = light emitting diode
chaineys = people made of chains, I guess
degradable plastic = not degradable
envirement = the state of being envired
muck4doo = doo4brains indeed

Posted by D-Kaff_247 2004-2-17 11:11:46 AM|| 2004-2-17 11:11:46 AM|| Front Page Top

#6 muck4doo, I give this a 3.6 on the troll meter. No mention of bush lying about it. While there is a cheney reference no haliburton or blood-for-oil reference. Not even a spittle.

You did earn .6 for the spelling errors :)

Over all a very disappointing troll.....

Posted by CrazyFool 2004-2-17 11:43:30 AM|| 2004-2-17 11:43:30 AM|| Front Page Top

#7 I think somebody's having some fun with us. Nobody can be as bag of cement dumb as muck4doo on purpose.
I don't think he's a troll, but he could play one on TV.

Posted by tu3031 2004-2-17 11:56:51 AM|| 2004-2-17 11:56:51 AM|| Front Page Top

#8 bush didnt lie. he stated what may possibly be bad information that he and others received. that is not the same as lying. also saddams sons ruined the envirement in iraq and drained the marshes and deserved what they has comin to them. sorry just cuz i believe in animal rights doesnt mean you should paint me with a broad bush. so i support bush. there is no excuse for chainey thoughh.

Posted by muck4doo 2004-2-17 12:01:41 PM|| 2004-2-17 12:01:41 PM|| Front Page Top

#9 The answer my friend is blowing in the wind.

Posted by whitecollar redneck 2004-2-17 12:11:53 PM|| 2004-2-17 12:11:53 PM|| Front Page Top

#10 muck4doo, you might be reassured to know that many shotgun shells have been using steel rather than lead pellets for years.

I do support animal rights - in particular, the right of my flushing spaniels to find and bring back upland game birds in accordance with their inate skills and instincts. And the right of my sighthounds to course and catch, if they can, rabbits and hare.

And both of them to eat the meat-rich diet that they evolved for over many millenia, along with their canid brethren the wolves and foxes.

Me, too.

Posted by sporting fan 2004-2-17 12:20:34 PM|| 2004-2-17 12:20:34 PM|| Front Page Top

#11 Lets not forget Pointers have rights too! :-)

Posted by Anonymous 2004-2-17 12:23:43 PM|| 2004-2-17 12:23:43 PM|| Front Page Top

#12 Muck4doo is right on target with this chainey thing, even my Goldies know Haliburtons' ruined the environment.
Sporting Fan what kind of upland birds ya hunt?
I favor the Southern Quail or partridge if you're sensitive.

Posted by Shipman 2004-2-17 12:30:34 PM|| 2004-2-17 12:30:34 PM|| Front Page Top

#13 Pheasants and woodcock - my spaniels are (the original, English) cockers. Great for heavy brush ... & they're show dogs too. Birds, brains, beauty as the Gordon Setter folks say.

Don't have a problem giving rights to Pointers too, but I enjoy having a dog that will put the bird up and bring it back as well as telling me where it's hiding ..... (smile)

Posted by sporting fan 2004-2-17 2:11:07 PM|| 2004-2-17 2:11:07 PM|| Front Page Top

#14 A good friend of mine who sells fine antique arms was present at this event, as James Booth is an old acquaintance of his. He even fired off one of the cartridges containing the old fellow's ashes. I've had the privilege of spending some time rabbit hunting in rural England, the inhabitants of which have a different (and IMAO superior) attitude toward life than their urban counterparts. It's a shame that Londoners now totally dominate the social and political landscape of that nation. They're all the worse off for it.

Posted by Secret Master 2004-2-17 3:03:55 PM|| [www.budgetwarrior.com] 2004-2-17 3:03:55 PM|| Front Page Top

#15 I hear ya Sporting Fan, half the time I flush by accident (the Goldies not known for paying attention) but if I do my part, they usually find the bird and bring it back. (With a smile of course).

Posted by Shipman 2004-2-17 3:18:29 PM|| 2004-2-17 3:18:29 PM|| Front Page Top

#16 Crazy Fool: I think there should be an automatic deduction because he forgot to mention juche.

Posted by Phil Fraering 2004-2-17 3:49:52 PM|| [http://newsfromthefridge.typepad.com] 2004-2-17 3:49:52 PM|| Front Page Top

#17 Getting in really, REALLY late tonight. Gave up hunting the year I came back from Vietnam - got caught in the same hunting area with two absolute idiots, and came very close to deliberately blowing the head off one of them. I miss it. Now I just go for long walks in the mountains (when and where I can) until I can get my own piece of land to walk on. Can't wait until then, and until I can get a decent bow. Shotguns make too much noise, and rifles are nasty to arthritic shoulder joints. Adding a hundred pounds of venison or elk to the freezer makes life even easier!

The best hunting dog I ever owned was an American Foxhound. Would tree anything, chase anything, and usually catch it. She'd even retrieve game when I missed.....

Posted by Old Patriot 2004-2-18 12:04:47 AM|| [http://users.codenet.net/mweather/default.htm] 2004-2-18 12:04:47 AM|| Front Page Top

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