That's more the Democrats' speed. Presidents can't illegally hold classified documents, shouldn't start wars, shouldn't put babies in cages, and shouldn't enrich themselves and their scions through their office.AunBear89 said:
Tom is a big fan of situational ethics. It's a hold over from his days as a Reagan Republican.
dimitrig said:concordtom said:dajo9 said:concordtom said:dajo9 said:concordtom said:MinotStateBeav said:
Really wish I didn't see that..thanks there guy. Maybe a warning next time. F'd up.
For those that don't want to watch. it's a Elephant gore a Rhino and it's not entertaining at all.
Just so people know…
Your comment was started by
Movielover, gardenerbar, bear hunter, and 4th burner account, who are all the same person. Just to harass me.
As for cats:
They are horrible for the bird population! Huge problem, do your research.
We have 2 and they are kept indoors for this reason and for dimitrig's reasons: no ticks or dirt or other unwanted.
A neighbor keeps multiple outdoor cats and they keep his garden clear of moles and rats. But they have a much shorter lifespan.
Birds are a noisy, fascist, nuisance. I wish my cat cleared out the whole neighborhood.
That's ****ing awful!
Don't worry Tom, my cat would starve to death before it could catch a healthy bird. Having spent it's formative years indoors, she's nothing more than a bug pouncer.
I wake up to song birds dancing in the trees through the screened window, open when the weather is nice.
If I let my 2 cats out, they'd learn to stalk them, and then I'd be sad.
If they stalked mice and rats, cool.
I guess I'm into selective genocide.
Mosquitoes, ticks, rats, black widows. I also kill any rattlesnakes I come across.
But definitely not those delightful songbirds which are predated upon unfairly by cats which are sheltered and fed unnaturally by humans, throwing the natural order of things out of balance.
Why do you kill rattlesnakes, especially if you hate rats?
concordtom said:dimitrig said:concordtom said:dajo9 said:concordtom said:dajo9 said:concordtom said:MinotStateBeav said:
Really wish I didn't see that..thanks there guy. Maybe a warning next time. F'd up.
For those that don't want to watch. it's a Elephant gore a Rhino and it's not entertaining at all.
Just so people know…
Your comment was started by
Movielover, gardenerbar, bear hunter, and 4th burner account, who are all the same person. Just to harass me.
As for cats:
They are horrible for the bird population! Huge problem, do your research.
We have 2 and they are kept indoors for this reason and for dimitrig's reasons: no ticks or dirt or other unwanted.
A neighbor keeps multiple outdoor cats and they keep his garden clear of moles and rats. But they have a much shorter lifespan.
Birds are a noisy, fascist, nuisance. I wish my cat cleared out the whole neighborhood.
That's ****ing awful!
Don't worry Tom, my cat would starve to death before it could catch a healthy bird. Having spent it's formative years indoors, she's nothing more than a bug pouncer.
I wake up to song birds dancing in the trees through the screened window, open when the weather is nice.
If I let my 2 cats out, they'd learn to stalk them, and then I'd be sad.
If they stalked mice and rats, cool.
I guess I'm into selective genocide.
Mosquitoes, ticks, rats, black widows. I also kill any rattlesnakes I come across.
But definitely not those delightful songbirds which are predated upon unfairly by cats which are sheltered and fed unnaturally by humans, throwing the natural order of things out of balance.
Why do you kill rattlesnakes, especially if you hate rats?
Because I don't want them to bite me or any of my kids.
I work my 5-acre property, have seen 4 in 10 years, and nearly stepped on one 3 weeks ago while wearing flip flops. YIKES!!!!
dimitrig said:concordtom said:dimitrig said:concordtom said:dajo9 said:concordtom said:dajo9 said:concordtom said:MinotStateBeav said:
Really wish I didn't see that..thanks there guy. Maybe a warning next time. F'd up.
For those that don't want to watch. it's a Elephant gore a Rhino and it's not entertaining at all.
Just so people know…
Your comment was started by
Movielover, gardenerbar, bear hunter, and 4th burner account, who are all the same person. Just to harass me.
As for cats:
They are horrible for the bird population! Huge problem, do your research.
We have 2 and they are kept indoors for this reason and for dimitrig's reasons: no ticks or dirt or other unwanted.
A neighbor keeps multiple outdoor cats and they keep his garden clear of moles and rats. But they have a much shorter lifespan.
Birds are a noisy, fascist, nuisance. I wish my cat cleared out the whole neighborhood.
That's ****ing awful!
Don't worry Tom, my cat would starve to death before it could catch a healthy bird. Having spent it's formative years indoors, she's nothing more than a bug pouncer.
I wake up to song birds dancing in the trees through the screened window, open when the weather is nice.
If I let my 2 cats out, they'd learn to stalk them, and then I'd be sad.
If they stalked mice and rats, cool.
I guess I'm into selective genocide.
Mosquitoes, ticks, rats, black widows. I also kill any rattlesnakes I come across.
But definitely not those delightful songbirds which are predated upon unfairly by cats which are sheltered and fed unnaturally by humans, throwing the natural order of things out of balance.
Why do you kill rattlesnakes, especially if you hate rats?
Because I don't want them to bite me or any of my kids.
I work my 5-acre property, have seen 4 in 10 years, and nearly stepped on one 3 weeks ago while wearing flip flops. YIKES!!!!
You are more of a threat to them than they are to you.
I have 10 acres in the desert and I rarely see any snakes at all anymore, especially rattlesnakes, because people kill them out of fear. People also poison the rodent population which kills all sort of animals including snakes.
They aren't my favorite animal to have around but live and let live.
concordtom said:dimitrig said:concordtom said:dimitrig said:concordtom said:dajo9 said:concordtom said:dajo9 said:concordtom said:MinotStateBeav said:
Really wish I didn't see that..thanks there guy. Maybe a warning next time. F'd up.
For those that don't want to watch. it's a Elephant gore a Rhino and it's not entertaining at all.
Just so people know…
Your comment was started by
Movielover, gardenerbar, bear hunter, and 4th burner account, who are all the same person. Just to harass me.
As for cats:
They are horrible for the bird population! Huge problem, do your research.
We have 2 and they are kept indoors for this reason and for dimitrig's reasons: no ticks or dirt or other unwanted.
A neighbor keeps multiple outdoor cats and they keep his garden clear of moles and rats. But they have a much shorter lifespan.
Birds are a noisy, fascist, nuisance. I wish my cat cleared out the whole neighborhood.
That's ****ing awful!
Don't worry Tom, my cat would starve to death before it could catch a healthy bird. Having spent it's formative years indoors, she's nothing more than a bug pouncer.
I wake up to song birds dancing in the trees through the screened window, open when the weather is nice.
If I let my 2 cats out, they'd learn to stalk them, and then I'd be sad.
If they stalked mice and rats, cool.
I guess I'm into selective genocide.
Mosquitoes, ticks, rats, black widows. I also kill any rattlesnakes I come across.
But definitely not those delightful songbirds which are predated upon unfairly by cats which are sheltered and fed unnaturally by humans, throwing the natural order of things out of balance.
Why do you kill rattlesnakes, especially if you hate rats?
Because I don't want them to bite me or any of my kids.
I work my 5-acre property, have seen 4 in 10 years, and nearly stepped on one 3 weeks ago while wearing flip flops. YIKES!!!!
You are more of a threat to them than they are to you.
I have 10 acres in the desert and I rarely see any snakes at all anymore, especially rattlesnakes, because people kill them out of fear. People also poison the rodent population which kills all sort of animals including snakes.
They aren't my favorite animal to have around but live and let live.
Yeah.
I totally understand.
And I feel bad, but when we moved there my youngest was 4. You think I'd be okay with her getting bit?
By the way, would you apply the same thinking to mosquitoes? I laugh about it but I see nothing positive about mosquitoes.
Or ticks.
I think they could go extinct and that'd be just fine.
How about tape worms? You like tape worms? Live and let live?
dimitrig said:concordtom said:
I wake up to song birds dancing in the trees through the screened window, open when the weather is nice.
If I let my 2 cats out, they'd learn to stalk them, and then I'd be sad.
If they stalked mice and rats, cool.
I guess I'm into selective genocide.
Mosquitoes, ticks, rats, black widows. I also kill any rattlesnakes I come across.
But definitely not those delightful songbirds which are predated upon unfairly by cats which are sheltered and fed unnaturally by humans, throwing the natural order of things out of balance.
Why do you kill rattlesnakes, especially if you hate rats?
Well, isn't this how society is? Everyone determines what is right and what is wrong, according to their own opinions? If not, what determines what is right and what is wrong? What determines your standards?dimitrig said:concordtom said:dimitrig said:concordtom said:dajo9 said:concordtom said:dajo9 said:concordtom said:MinotStateBeav said:
Really wish I didn't see that..thanks there guy. Maybe a warning next time. F'd up.
For those that don't want to watch. it's a Elephant gore a Rhino and it's not entertaining at all.
Just so people know…
Your comment was started by
Movielover, gardenerbar, bear hunter, and 4th burner account, who are all the same person. Just to harass me.
As for cats:
They are horrible for the bird population! Huge problem, do your research.
We have 2 and they are kept indoors for this reason and for dimitrig's reasons: no ticks or dirt or other unwanted.
A neighbor keeps multiple outdoor cats and they keep his garden clear of moles and rats. But they have a much shorter lifespan.
Birds are a noisy, fascist, nuisance. I wish my cat cleared out the whole neighborhood.
That's ****ing awful!
Don't worry Tom, my cat would starve to death before it could catch a healthy bird. Having spent it's formative years indoors, she's nothing more than a bug pouncer.
I wake up to song birds dancing in the trees through the screened window, open when the weather is nice.
If I let my 2 cats out, they'd learn to stalk them, and then I'd be sad.
If they stalked mice and rats, cool.
I guess I'm into selective genocide.
Mosquitoes, ticks, rats, black widows. I also kill any rattlesnakes I come across.
But definitely not those delightful songbirds which are predated upon unfairly by cats which are sheltered and fed unnaturally by humans, throwing the natural order of things out of balance.
Why do you kill rattlesnakes, especially if you hate rats?
Because I don't want them to bite me or any of my kids.
I work my 5-acre property, have seen 4 in 10 years, and nearly stepped on one 3 weeks ago while wearing flip flops. YIKES!!!!
You are more of a threat to them than they are to you.
I have 10 acres in the desert and I rarely see any snakes at all anymore, especially rattlesnakes, because people kill them out of fear. People also poison the rodent population which kills all sort of animals including snakes.
They aren't my favorite animal to have around but live and let live.
DiabloWags said:dimitrig said:concordtom said:
I wake up to song birds dancing in the trees through the screened window, open when the weather is nice.
If I let my 2 cats out, they'd learn to stalk them, and then I'd be sad.
If they stalked mice and rats, cool.
I guess I'm into selective genocide.
Mosquitoes, ticks, rats, black widows. I also kill any rattlesnakes I come across.
But definitely not those delightful songbirds which are predated upon unfairly by cats which are sheltered and fed unnaturally by humans, throwing the natural order of things out of balance.
Why do you kill rattlesnakes, especially if you hate rats?
Bingo.
That makes absolutely NO SENSE at all.
Every rattlesnake that I've ever come across on my block, I've happily moved back out into the Open Space.
Only takes about 15 minutes out of my day.
They are a very important part of the ecosystem.
This should be obvious.
dajo9 said:concordtom said:dimitrig said:concordtom said:dimitrig said:concordtom said:dajo9 said:concordtom said:dajo9 said:concordtom said:MinotStateBeav said:
Really wish I didn't see that..thanks there guy. Maybe a warning next time. F'd up.
For those that don't want to watch. it's a Elephant gore a Rhino and it's not entertaining at all.
Just so people know…
Your comment was started by
Movielover, gardenerbar, bear hunter, and 4th burner account, who are all the same person. Just to harass me.
As for cats:
They are horrible for the bird population! Huge problem, do your research.
We have 2 and they are kept indoors for this reason and for dimitrig's reasons: no ticks or dirt or other unwanted.
A neighbor keeps multiple outdoor cats and they keep his garden clear of moles and rats. But they have a much shorter lifespan.
Birds are a noisy, fascist, nuisance. I wish my cat cleared out the whole neighborhood.
That's ****ing awful!
Don't worry Tom, my cat would starve to death before it could catch a healthy bird. Having spent it's formative years indoors, she's nothing more than a bug pouncer.
I wake up to song birds dancing in the trees through the screened window, open when the weather is nice.
If I let my 2 cats out, they'd learn to stalk them, and then I'd be sad.
If they stalked mice and rats, cool.
I guess I'm into selective genocide.
Mosquitoes, ticks, rats, black widows. I also kill any rattlesnakes I come across.
But definitely not those delightful songbirds which are predated upon unfairly by cats which are sheltered and fed unnaturally by humans, throwing the natural order of things out of balance.
Why do you kill rattlesnakes, especially if you hate rats?
Because I don't want them to bite me or any of my kids.
I work my 5-acre property, have seen 4 in 10 years, and nearly stepped on one 3 weeks ago while wearing flip flops. YIKES!!!!
You are more of a threat to them than they are to you.
I have 10 acres in the desert and I rarely see any snakes at all anymore, especially rattlesnakes, because people kill them out of fear. People also poison the rodent population which kills all sort of animals including snakes.
They aren't my favorite animal to have around but live and let live.
Yeah.
I totally understand.
And I feel bad, but when we moved there my youngest was 4. You think I'd be okay with her getting bit?
By the way, would you apply the same thinking to mosquitoes? I laugh about it but I see nothing positive about mosquitoes.
Or ticks.
I think they could go extinct and that'd be just fine.
How about tape worms? You like tape worms? Live and let live?
And birds. Don't forget the birds.
Cal88 said:
Is snake handling part of your excellent repertoire of skills?
concordtom said:dajo9 said:concordtom said:dimitrig said:concordtom said:dimitrig said:concordtom said:dajo9 said:concordtom said:dajo9 said:concordtom said:MinotStateBeav said:
Really wish I didn't see that..thanks there guy. Maybe a warning next time. F'd up.
For those that don't want to watch. it's a Elephant gore a Rhino and it's not entertaining at all.
Just so people know…
Your comment was started by
Movielover, gardenerbar, bear hunter, and 4th burner account, who are all the same person. Just to harass me.
As for cats:
They are horrible for the bird population! Huge problem, do your research.
We have 2 and they are kept indoors for this reason and for dimitrig's reasons: no ticks or dirt or other unwanted.
A neighbor keeps multiple outdoor cats and they keep his garden clear of moles and rats. But they have a much shorter lifespan.
Birds are a noisy, fascist, nuisance. I wish my cat cleared out the whole neighborhood.
That's ****ing awful!
Don't worry Tom, my cat would starve to death before it could catch a healthy bird. Having spent it's formative years indoors, she's nothing more than a bug pouncer.
I wake up to song birds dancing in the trees through the screened window, open when the weather is nice.
If I let my 2 cats out, they'd learn to stalk them, and then I'd be sad.
If they stalked mice and rats, cool.
I guess I'm into selective genocide.
Mosquitoes, ticks, rats, black widows. I also kill any rattlesnakes I come across.
But definitely not those delightful songbirds which are predated upon unfairly by cats which are sheltered and fed unnaturally by humans, throwing the natural order of things out of balance.
Why do you kill rattlesnakes, especially if you hate rats?
Because I don't want them to bite me or any of my kids.
I work my 5-acre property, have seen 4 in 10 years, and nearly stepped on one 3 weeks ago while wearing flip flops. YIKES!!!!
You are more of a threat to them than they are to you.
I have 10 acres in the desert and I rarely see any snakes at all anymore, especially rattlesnakes, because people kill them out of fear. People also poison the rodent population which kills all sort of animals including snakes.
They aren't my favorite animal to have around but live and let live.
Yeah.
I totally understand.
And I feel bad, but when we moved there my youngest was 4. You think I'd be okay with her getting bit?
By the way, would you apply the same thinking to mosquitoes? I laugh about it but I see nothing positive about mosquitoes.
Or ticks.
I think they could go extinct and that'd be just fine.
How about tape worms? You like tape worms? Live and let live?
And birds. Don't forget the birds.
Rats with wings, right?
dajo9 said:concordtom said:dajo9 said:concordtom said:dimitrig said:concordtom said:dimitrig said:concordtom said:dajo9 said:concordtom said:dajo9 said:concordtom said:MinotStateBeav said:
Really wish I didn't see that..thanks there guy. Maybe a warning next time. F'd up.
For those that don't want to watch. it's a Elephant gore a Rhino and it's not entertaining at all.
Just so people know…
Your comment was started by
Movielover, gardenerbar, bear hunter, and 4th burner account, who are all the same person. Just to harass me.
As for cats:
They are horrible for the bird population! Huge problem, do your research.
We have 2 and they are kept indoors for this reason and for dimitrig's reasons: no ticks or dirt or other unwanted.
A neighbor keeps multiple outdoor cats and they keep his garden clear of moles and rats. But they have a much shorter lifespan.
Birds are a noisy, fascist, nuisance. I wish my cat cleared out the whole neighborhood.
That's ****ing awful!
Don't worry Tom, my cat would starve to death before it could catch a healthy bird. Having spent it's formative years indoors, she's nothing more than a bug pouncer.
I wake up to song birds dancing in the trees through the screened window, open when the weather is nice.
If I let my 2 cats out, they'd learn to stalk them, and then I'd be sad.
If they stalked mice and rats, cool.
I guess I'm into selective genocide.
Mosquitoes, ticks, rats, black widows. I also kill any rattlesnakes I come across.
But definitely not those delightful songbirds which are predated upon unfairly by cats which are sheltered and fed unnaturally by humans, throwing the natural order of things out of balance.
Why do you kill rattlesnakes, especially if you hate rats?
Because I don't want them to bite me or any of my kids.
I work my 5-acre property, have seen 4 in 10 years, and nearly stepped on one 3 weeks ago while wearing flip flops. YIKES!!!!
You are more of a threat to them than they are to you.
I have 10 acres in the desert and I rarely see any snakes at all anymore, especially rattlesnakes, because people kill them out of fear. People also poison the rodent population which kills all sort of animals including snakes.
They aren't my favorite animal to have around but live and let live.
Yeah.
I totally understand.
And I feel bad, but when we moved there my youngest was 4. You think I'd be okay with her getting bit?
By the way, would you apply the same thinking to mosquitoes? I laugh about it but I see nothing positive about mosquitoes.
Or ticks.
I think they could go extinct and that'd be just fine.
How about tape worms? You like tape worms? Live and let live?
And birds. Don't forget the birds.
Rats with wings, right?
Rats are quiet. I like them more.
