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    Quote Originally Posted by MickR View Post
    Never, except in movies, have they ever painted lines around the 'victims'. As for Koalas we used to trap them, and boy did they kick up a stick about being trapped too. We never harmed them, beside the initial trauma of being noosed out of a tree and thrown in the lockup. No, we had them all checked over by a Vet before releasing them back onto the property from whence they came.

    As for killing animals, I can't say I haven't derived pleasure from it. I have. Especially when it has been a challenge to make the kill. I have had some extremely satisfying hunts, have taken shots that would have been hard if not impossible for someone other than expert marksmen, and even then my shots relied on speed and correctly estimating the fall of the shot at extreme ranges for the firearm in use. So some experts may have been challenged to make the shot themselves anyway.

    Keep in mind, I had the fat man hoisted over the rail into the path of an oncoming train without much of a second thought though..


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    Quote Originally Posted by edhewitt View Post
    I think a good shot with a rifle is a more humane way of dealing with pests than running them to exhaustion then ripping them to pieces. And with regards to the tea question, you need to use a travel style cup with a lid, and even better if it has a sippy straw.
    I wasn't offended by your commments on hunting, though it may have sounded that way.
    Oh for goodness sakes! A travel cup? Are you serious! One must drink from a tea cup, even mugs are tacky. I've even got a tea cup at work!

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    Vintage French coffee bowls are also allowed...As are German coffee cups (little tiny tea cups) and also Japanese Saki bowls...
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    Quote Originally Posted by edhewitt View Post
    Speaking of road kill, did you read about that German guy who spent 17 years in the bush, living off road kill? No its not got a punchline, its true.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MickR View Post
    ..Never, except in movies, have they ever painted lines around the 'victims'. As for Koalas we used to trap them...
    But koalas are lovely people! All cuddly and dopey. They just want to be loved!
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    Quote Originally Posted by carlmaloschneider View Post
    Oh for goodness sakes! A travel cup? Are you serious! One must drink from a tea cup, even mugs are tacky. I've even got a tea cup at work!

    [EDIT]
    Vintage French coffee bowls are also allowed...As are German coffee cups (little tiny tea cups) and also Japanese Saki bowls...


    But a travel cup would be far safer whilst partaking of tea during bedtime relations with ones spouse. One would hate to have an accident you know...


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    Quote Originally Posted by carlmaloschneider View Post
    Oh for goodness sakes! A travel cup? Are you serious! One must drink from a tea cup, even mugs are tacky. I've even got a tea cup at work!

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    Vintage French coffee bowls are also allowed...As are German coffee cups (little tiny tea cups) and also Japanese Saki bowls...
    granted, but a cup without a lid would spill everywhere with all the bouncing around, I am stopping now.

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    Quote Originally Posted by carlmaloschneider View Post
    But koalas are lovely people! All cuddly and dopey. They just want to be loved!

    Stoned on Eucalyptus leaves does that to you... Oh to be a Koala and to be high every day, in every sense of the word...


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    Rabbits want to be loved too. I used to like laying 'Blackie' on her back and rubbing her tummy, she'd go to sleep...
    Ed, there's a photo of Blackie on that wall in my bedroom you were talking about the other say; with the spoon....
    She had buckets of babies; she used to grow a whole lot of fluffy hair on her chest before she had the babies, and then she'd pluck it out to make a nest. I remember when I was about 12 seeing this fluff sticking out of her mouth, and pulling on this thread of fluff and having this big ball of slightly moist rabbit fur come out. I got what was happening straight way and was astonished and awed. I loved nature back then, I still do really but it's tarnished, or maybe just patinated?
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    Quote Originally Posted by edhewitt View Post
    granted, but a cup without a lid would spill everywhere with all the bouncing around, I am stopping now.
    Oh OK I get it...
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    I love rabbits...I love them with gravy, vegetables, Salad, mash, pie...Pretty much anything really .


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