Cian
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18, not 17.
Digweeds Trousers said:Starry,
Do not argue with MYOB as although only 17 years old he knows everything about everything and cannot be wrong.
Digweeds Trousers said:I am joining the Ape Hunt in sussex this weekend where wil be bouncing along Brighton streets on our Spacehoppers looking for Kev the Ape and when we find him we will cut him to pieces and smear his blood over the faces of Woolworths customers.
MYOB said:No need to interogate you... just would be shocked to find someone Irish thats pro-hunt, if you are pro-hunt that is.
Starry said:I can think of plenty people back home in Ireland that hunt, or are pro-hunting.
Digweeds Trousers said:Starry,
Do not argue with MYOB as although only 17 years old he knows everything about everything and cannot be wrong.
MYOB said:However, very few of them are in east Donegal... or anywhere far away from the edges of the Pale, that is.
And the Guinness family, for example, have their castle just within the boundaries of the Pale, for instance...
MYOB said:And I know of nobody who's publically pro-hunt and know of no active hunts (thankfully).
If I did know of an active hunt, I'd be ever so tempted to chase them across the fields on a quadbike with a klaxon and a shotgun.
Muzzman said:Personally, I would'nt say no if I was offered to join in on a hunt, the reason being is that I'd like a common frame of reference from both parties before making an opinion. I'm not saying I'd enjoy it, I probably wouldn't but it is hard to vote against something when you are ignorant on the other side of the arguement.
Digweeds Trousers said:Starry,
Do not argue with MYOB as although only 17 years old he knows everything about everything and cannot be wrong.
MYOB said:And I know of nobody who's publically pro-hunt and know of no active hunts (thankfully).
If I did know of an active hunt, I'd be ever so tempted to chase them across the fields on a quadbike with a klaxon and a shotgun.
edna krabappel said:Can't quite get my head around the pro-hunters' arguments, to be honest.
1) It's a British tradition going back hundreds of years.
Well so is slavery, witch-ducking, Royal-inbreeding, and chopping off the heads of religious dissidents before mounting them on spikes across London Bridge, but that doesn't necessarily mean they have a place in 2005 society.
2) It's not about the killing, it's the thrill of the chase.
So go drag hunting then (I was disappointed when I found out what drag hunting really was, I had a hilarious vision in my mind which was completely ruined).
3) Thousands will lose their jobs when its banned.
Funny, I didn't see all you green welly types queuing to back up the miners, or the steelworkers, or the Rover car workers, when they all lost their jobs....
4) The dogs will all have to be killed
What, now you're moaning about cruelty to animals??!
5) Its a free society, we shall do what we want
Surely if you're going to choose which laws you obey, the rest of us can do the same? I think I'll go out and burgle a few houses while you're all snorting around the hillsides on the back of King William Bohemian Rhapsody In Emerald III.
lincs seagull said:great view if there where more people who thought before they spouted shit this chat room would be quality
Simster said:You obviously haven't met my annoying, tedious, penniless but actively pro-hunting step sister. She's as thick as pig shit.