Living in Tucson, I would say I probably have a better chance of being attacked by a shark today than this humor train staying on its track, but it should be a fun ride. :) All aboard!Quote:
Originally Posted by Cangooner
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Living in Tucson, I would say I probably have a better chance of being attacked by a shark today than this humor train staying on its track, but it should be a fun ride. :) All aboard!Quote:
Originally Posted by Cangooner
In Sweden it's easier to own a gun than a Gorilla, no wild animals are allowed to have for pets, except Badgers for some reason, I guess the law makers never met a live Badger...
Never mind that, the real question is why you aren't out there gathering badgers and setting up a brush works! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Lemur
Well perhaps they did and thought... "Anybody stupid enough to want a pet badger deserves one. Chlorine is sometimes good for the gene pool"Quote:
Originally Posted by Lemur
allowing that a beaurocratic can actually think of course.
jim
I'm not really sure badgers want to be "gathered", anyway there is none on the island where I live... I wish there were, then I would make brushes for all of you! ;)
This was all fun and games until my gorilla simply wanted to wear a cool black leather jacket and then, oooohhhhhhhh, now I have an illegal ASSAULT gorilla! JEEZ!!
All this talk about guerrillas.
I wouldn't want one. They are hard to train and become surly and disrespectful and think they can just take over always looking for a cause.
Nope you can keep em.
No, no, no you've got it all wrong there BS. Not Guerrillas that run around in berets and look for excuses to have causes. We're talking about Gorillas, the kind you can put in a T-shirt and take to Hooters and pass off as a friend in costume! :) Try doing that with a Guerrilla and see if you can get away with it!
Mick
Now I'm confused Gorillas, Guerrillas... Which are you still allowed to hunt?
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Originally Posted by Lemur
