Spamming is such a dirty word. We've done out bit for mod and admin.
Hahaha. Hail Trekania.
I like that!
"Hail Trekania!
Trekania rules the space!
Trekkies never ever ever shall get laid!"
(Apologies to Britons and virgins alike.
)
How many newbies will last?
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"Hail Trekania!
Trekania rules the space!
Trekkies never ever ever shall get laid!"
(Apologies to Britons and virgins alike.
)
It's our big project, getting laid. So ... how you doin'?
At least the threadmaker used the word "newbie". I hate "noob". It makes me feel like I'm the loner in school that everyone likes to beat the shit out of because I have a low IQ.
Beat them back.
I take your point, An Officer, wild rats are disease ridden and often the quicker they are got rid of the better. I'd rather a quick stomp than, say, a glue trap, or poison, both of which are completely inhumane.
This particular rat was a) not in someone's house, and b) was subjected to torture prior to being trodden on. The person (a grown man...I say "man", I didn't see much humanity in him) was chasing it for quite some time, to the amusement of his friends. It was clearly terrified and didn't know where to run. He kicked it a few times. Eventually he stamped on it. Not on its head as an act of compassion. It was purely out of cruelty. He stomped on its abdomen, so it remained alive for several minutes. He then refused to put it out of its pain, and laughed at me when I told him what I thought of him.
That is why it was a particularly upsetting incident, especially as I keep rats as pets.
That's awful.
I take your point, An Officer, wild rats are disease ridden and often the quicker they are got rid of the better. I'd rather a quick stomp than, say, a glue trap, or poison, both of which are completely inhumane.
This particular rat was a) not in someone's house, and b) was subjected to torture prior to being trodden on. The person (a grown man...I say "man", I didn't see much humanity in him) was chasing it for quite some time, to the amusement of his friends. It was clearly terrified and didn't know where to run. He kicked it a few times. Eventually he stamped on it. Not on its head as an act of compassion. It was purely out of cruelty. He stomped on its abdomen, so it remained alive for several minutes. He then refused to put it out of its pain, and laughed at me when I told him what I thought of him.
That is why it was a particularly upsetting incident, especially as I keep rats as pets.
That's awful.
I know. I hope someone stamps on him one day.
Hire flunkies to do your dirty work for you.
No no, you meant:
[Joey] So ... how you doin'? [/Joey]
At least "noob" isn't "n00b."
And of course the proper response is obvious: fire, and lots of it.
Fair enough but you didn't answer the question.
Don't wait for the translation! Answer me now!
Hey that would be fun to see.
When it comes to superior firepower, we've always got this:
Oh, and I don't really think of it as so much a big project but more as a five year mission...
So we're gonna get canceled in 3?
After which there's planned a little pause, say twenty years or so...
That's horrible. You're right, there's not much Humanity in that guy.This particular rat was a) not in someone's house, and b) was subjected to torture prior to being trodden on. The person (a grown man...I say "man", I didn't see much humanity in him) was chasing it for quite some time, to the amusement of his friends. It was clearly terrified and didn't know where to run. He kicked it a few times. Eventually he stamped on it. Not on its head as an act of compassion. It was purely out of cruelty. He stomped on its abdomen, so it remained alive for several minutes. He then refused to put it out of its pain, and laughed at me when I told him what I thought of him.
That is why it was a particularly upsetting incident, especially as I keep rats as pets.
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