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![]() Group: Members Posts: 10,620 Joined: 23-February 06 From: Houston, TX Member No.: 48 ![]() |
http://www.monsterpig.com
it's been all over the news, pretty crazy. the hilarious part is, go to their site and read the negative comments section: http://www.monsterpig.com/negative_comments.htm QUOTE Just my opinion but Personally, I'm really sad you shot that pig. How nice it would have been for it to either live free or be used as a source of scientific discovery. But hey, I'm from California where we tend to think that way. My son is 10 and became a vegetarian on his own at age 5 (his father and I are carnivores). Our son still takes the time to remove even ants from our house so no one will squish them. Interesting how different two American boys can be! Good job being on the honor roll. Best of luck in the future. the further pussification of America... |
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![]() Group: Members Posts: 1,302 Joined: 20-February 07 Member No.: 721 ![]() |
I think it won't really matter when he's hunting later. Hunting is largely a game of chance. Getting the biggest fish, boar, deer, etc. has nothing to do with how good a hunter you are. Some one who is the most skilled hunter doesn't have much of a better chance of bagging the biggest than a novice.
So i think in the case of the kid he'll always be proud he has the record, and will still enjoy hunting with no bothers. If he was a rookie in the nfl and scored the record for touchdowns AND THEN got injured and became mediocre, he might get depressed, but with games involving chance im not sure it would bother you that much. -------------------- |
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