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I guess we'd better make the most of it while we can...
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Sperge wrote:So you fire blanks and you expose yourself to young children?![]()
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WaveyRaveyDavey wrote:I was gonna post it in your 'Babies' thread but saw that this thread was dropping down the rankings and bearing in mind how upset you get...


Sperge wrote:WaveyRaveyDavey wrote:I was gonna post it in your 'Babies' thread but saw that this thread was dropping down the rankings and bearing in mind how upset you get...
Eh?![]()
The Babies thread is Slypsy's.![]()
Not sure if you're being serious or not in the last comment, but I couldn't really give a toss where the thread goes, it was just started as a bit of fun when things were quiet and word association was getting a bit old. It's just a thread for a bit of banter and also serves as a dumping ground for random posts that don't really merit a whole new thread. If you weren't being serious, then you've got into the swing of things.




Sperge wrote:This story's quite sweet, really, even if it is intended to portray our evil fascistic monarchist regime in a positive light.
http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/357 ... one-s-swan
A little girl of six was so upset after being pecked by a swan that she demanded to know who owned the “naughty” bird.
After being informed by her mother that the Queen is the legal owner of all mute swans in Britain, Elishia Stevenson decided to take Her Majesty to task.
And not afraid to ruffle a few royal feathers, she wrote to Buckingham Palace. But she and her mother Rachael, 36, were stunned when in response they received a letter offering the Queen’s apologies.
“I was so surprised and thrilled,” Elishia said yesterday. “I want to take it to school to show all my friends and tell them about my letter from the Queen.”


Beatmonkey wrote:Has anyone ever eaten a swan? I really want to just cos ole queenie owns em.









WaveyRaveyDavey wrote:GO ORGANIC!!
Get out there and trap or shoot something wild.



WaveyRaveyDavey wrote:We're all aware of the ecological damage caused by, and pain and suffering that the animals endure as a result of intensive farming practice and it should be a point of concience that if you eat meat you should have the balls to kill it.

Beatmonkey wrote:WaveyRaveyDavey wrote:We're all aware of the ecological damage caused by, and pain and suffering that the animals endure as a result of intensive farming practice and it should be a point of concience that if you eat meat you should have the balls to kill it.
This was my point. I've caught a fish before but put it back alive and only slightly harmed (Another tangent, how can fishermen claim its not cruel, I think I'd be pretty pissed off at being impailed on a hook before being yanked this way and that) I think I would've been able to bash that on a rock and eat it, mammels tug on the heartstrings a bit more though don't they. Theres lots of pheasent and other game round my parents house (due to the high amounts of toffs) I might have to poach me one of them over the easter break. (If its the pheasent season)





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