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- Nov 29, 1999
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Originally posted by: Unheard
Originally posted by: sinucus
hahaha... serves the prick right. It's survival of the fittest and that man wasn't. I love hearing stories about people getting killed while hunting animals.
Yes because an animals life is so much more valuable than that of a humans. Troll.
Originally posted by: sinucus
Originally posted by: Unheard
Originally posted by: sinucus
hahaha... serves the prick right. It's survival of the fittest and that man wasn't. I love hearing stories about people getting killed while hunting animals.
Yes because an animals life is so much more valuable than that of a humans. Troll.
How is that a troll comment? Also, what/who makes you the judge of who's life is more valuable. I was just making a comment that for once the animal got justice.
Far fetched, but useful as an example. Highly evolved aliens come to Earth and randomly destroy metropolis's for fun just like Humans destroy ant hills for fun. "Oh the humanity!!! /woman runs off screaming and crying" Does that mean that our life is less valuable than the aliens because they are smarter/more evolved? Just because an animal can't talk or walk upright does not mean they don't deserve to live.
BTW, 99% sure he wasn't hunting for food, but for sport...
Now I call YOU out as being a Troll, Troll.
Originally posted by: LoKe
Originally posted by: Armitage
The 42-year-old man, whose name was withheld, was free-diving in about 25 feet of water off the lower Florida Keys
Does that mean without scuba gear?
Most likely.
Originally posted by: blustori
Originally posted by: Fern
Originally posted by: Fern
Originally posted by: LoKe
Originally posted by: Armitage
The 42-year-old man, whose name was withheld, was free-diving in about 25 feet of water off the lower Florida Keys
Does that mean without scuba gear?
Most likely.
Free diving means no SCUBA gear.
EDIT: It was stupid to shoot that fish, you can't eat them when they are that large. They get a lot of worms and parasites in their flesh.
People have been killed before free diving for fish & lobsters. Lobsters will often hide in hide holes where eels are. They have a sybiotic relationship, the eels provide protection for the lobsters. Free divers have reached in for a lobster and been bitten by an eel. If you try to pull your hand out, the eel will bite down harder and gather itself in the hole. You'll drown. One must relax their hand (not pull in panic) and the eel will release it.
have you ever been bitten by an eel?![]()
Well, he IS right about it being survival of the fittest when you put yourself on their ground.Originally posted by: Unheard
Originally posted by: sinucus
hahaha... serves the prick right. It's survival of the fittest and that man wasn't. I love hearing stories about people getting killed while hunting animals.
Yes because an animals life is so much more valuable than that of a humans. Troll.
Originally posted by: Howard
Well, he IS right about it being survival of the fittest when you put yourself on their ground.Originally posted by: Unheard
Originally posted by: sinucus
hahaha... serves the prick right. It's survival of the fittest and that man wasn't. I love hearing stories about people getting killed while hunting animals.
Yes because an animals life is so much more valuable than that of a humans. Troll.
