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I hate baboons and I'd enthusiastically kill one if I wouldn't be arrested

marsden

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Absolutely HATE baboons. I'd kill one in a second. Bang!

Also hate wild pigs. Bang! Bang!

What animals would you kill for spite and evil spirited sport?
 
****ing geese. God I hate Canada geese. They're absolutely everywhere here. They're mean, they **** all over everything, and they don't even fly south in the winter. They pretty much live here year round.

Fortunately the ones who live in the pond in our housing development are pretty dumb, and don't always get out of the way of cars. My wife and I have each killed 3 or 4 since we moved in a year ago.
 
marsden said:
Absolutely HATE baboons. I'd kill one in a second. Bang!

Also hate wild pigs. Bang! Bang!

What animals would you kill for spite and evil spirited sport?
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I'm not evil or mean spirited...so I guess if something were trying to kill me to eat me...than Id kill it first.

Otherwise, live an let live.
 
Wasps, hornets, fire ants and scorpions. They "bug" me. ;)
 
molten_dragon said:
****ing geese. God I hate Canada geese. They're absolutely everywhere here. They're mean, they **** all over everything, and they don't even fly south in the winter. They pretty much live here year round.

Fortunately the ones who live in the pond in our housing development are pretty dumb, and don't always get out of the way of cars. My wife and I have each killed 3 or 4 since we moved in a year ago.
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Can they be grabbed by their necks and strangled?
 
marsden said:
Absolutely HATE baboons. I'd kill one in a second. Bang!
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Oh hell yeah. I got up the other morning and had about 4-5 of those hairy things scurrying around in my front yard. And they're not afraid of humans.
 
Crosscheck said:
Oh hell yeah. I got up the other morning and had about 4-5 of those hairy things scurrying around in my front yard. And they're not afraid of humans.
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On which continent do you live?
 
marsden said:
Absolutely HATE baboons. I'd kill one in a second. Bang!

Also hate wild pigs. Bang! Bang!

What animals would you kill for spite and evil spirited sport?
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Only if I was endangered by one.

But apparently, some mean spirited people 'need killing' too.....
 
Crosscheck said:
Oh hell yeah. I got up the other morning and had about 4-5 of those hairy things scurrying around in my front yard. And they're not afraid of humans.
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They'd be afraid of this human. Those are nasty animals and I'd leave no doubt in their mind that I was dominant.
 
ttwtt78640 said:
Wasps, hornets, fire ants and scorpions. They "bug" me. ;)
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That. I live in the South and as my Swedish friends said "Don't you have anything down here that isn't poisonous or doesn't sting you?"

I hate me some bugs. Fire ants especially. I love those Ortho commercials that go over the top talking about killing fire ants. Wasps too, hatefully aggressive buggers, I run into them all the time.

I used to like to look at foxes, but I've had to shoot two rabid foxes in my yard (one after it attacked my kid), so they're just about "shoot on sight" now.

I've got wild hogs in my woods... I don't hate 'em myself, but the Game Warden says they're a pest and can be shot 24/7 all year, and they're made of bacon and pork chops and pork roast, so... yum. :mrgreen:
 
marsden said:
Can they be grabbed by their necks and strangled?
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They could be, but it's not legal to intentionally harm one outside of hunting season. They're protected by the migratory bird treaty, which I think is a load of crap, since they don't actually migrate.
 
I'm trying to lead a life of nonviolence, so probably none of the above. however, I have had to take action against aggressive, territorial dogs, which people in my town apparently think should be able to run free. I pepper sprayed one, and would do whatever is in my power to defend myself if there was no escape route.

I hate aggressive dogs. they are beginning to ruin my exercise walks.
 
Crosscheck said:
That was what I was going to ask you. No, we don't have too many baboons here in Spokane anymore.
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I live in North America, too. But when I watch Animal Planet and they show baboons, they make my blood boil.
 
Really, the only things I can kill without remorse are ugly looking bugs that get in the house.

If I had to slaughter my own animals for food I would be a vegetarian. There isn't any type of animal that I would kill simply because I don't like it's species (except for mosquitoes).
 
molten_dragon said:
They could be, but it's not legal to intentionally harm one outside of hunting season. They're protected by the migratory bird treaty, which I think is a load of crap, since they don't actually migrate.
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In fact geese and ducks to migrate by the thousands maybe not those you see but they do and ARE covered by the Migratory Bird Act regardless. The fines and prison time is pretty hefty to watch what you do.
 
Wasps, as I'm scared ****less of them.

Chimps too. People think they're loveable little things and treat them like children. They're not. They're extremely dangerous and not to be trusted. They can easily kill a man.

Put it this way. One of the little ****ards comes shambling over to me with a wide grin on it's upturned stupid face, while other people are standing by gushing and cooing at it, it better hope I don't have a gun. I'll blow it's ****ing head smooth off.
 
NoC_T said:
Wasps, as I'm scared ****less of them.

Chimps too. People think they're loveable little things and treat them like children. They're not. They're extremely dangerous and not to be trusted. They can easily kill a man.

Put it this way. One of the little ****ards comes shambling over to me with a wide grin on it's upturned stupid face, while other people are standing by gushing and cooing at it, it better hope I don't have a gun. I'll blow it's ****ing head smooth off.
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Although I don't want to enter the domain of a wasp nest, I am not afraid of them, and rather quite like them, and I'm not really afraid of chimps, but they are filthy nasty little creatures, and I'd hate to imagine living amongst them. (or spider monkeys, or capuchins, or ...... :lol:
 
lizzie said:
Although I don't want to enter the domain of a wasp nest, I am not afraid of them, and rather quite like them, and I'm not really afraid of chimps, but they are filthy nasty little creatures, and I'd hate to imagine living amongst them. (or spider monkeys, or capuchins, or ...... :lol:
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Wow. You're just all eaten up with hate, aren't you Liz?

Damn. How twisted can one woman get?
 
lizzie said:
No hate here- I just have an aversion to monkeys throwing ****. ;)
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There's a killer punchline in there somewhere, but I lack the wit.
 
molten_dragon said:
****ing geese. God I hate Canada geese. They're absolutely everywhere here. They're mean, they **** all over everything, and they don't even fly south in the winter. They pretty much live here year round.

Fortunately the ones who live in the pond in our housing development are pretty dumb, and don't always get out of the way of cars. My wife and I have each killed 3 or 4 since we moved in a year ago.
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See what happens when you make fun of us for saying "eh".
 
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