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is that a con-seal-ed weapon in your pants or are you just happy to see me?

Literal ninnies.

phjrsaunt wrote:Literal ninnies.

What did you expect? You do know this crowd so well.....

phjrsaunt wrote:Literal ninnies.

Isn't name-calling against the BN rules?

buffettbride wrote:

phjrsaunt wrote:Literal ninnies.

Isn't name-calling against the BN rules?

Ooh...calling out the mod on breaking the rules.

I think you seal-ed your fate with that one

sy wrote:

buffettbride wrote:

phjrsaunt wrote:Literal ninnies.

Isn't name-calling against the BN rules?

Ooh...calling out the mod on breaking the rules.

I think you seal-ed your fate with that one

Oh for sheeesh. I was just pokin' fun.

hmmm . .gives a whole new image to " Crosby, SEALS and Nash " . .! !

think they bounced balls on their noses. . ! ! ? ?

buffettbride wrote:

sy wrote:

buffettbride wrote:

phjrsaunt wrote:Literal ninnies.

Isn't name-calling against the BN rules?

Ooh...calling out the mod on breaking the rules.

I think you seal-ed your fate with that one

Oh for sheeesh. I was just pokin' fun.

I just wanted to join the fun

Couldn't think of any other 'seal' references

balcony girls wrote:hmmm . .gives a whole new image to " Crosby, SEALS and Nash " . .! !

think they bounced balls on their noses. . ! ! ? ?

Don't you mean Seals & Croft?

LIPH wrote:

balcony girls wrote:hmmm . .gives a whole new image to " Crosby, SEALS and Nash " . .! !

think they bounced balls on their noses. . ! ! ? ?

Don't you mean Seals & Croft?

ummm . .yeah. . them, too . .

sy wrote:

buffettbride wrote:

sy wrote:

buffettbride wrote:

phjrsaunt wrote:Literal ninnies.

Isn't name-calling against the BN rules?

Ooh...calling out the mod on breaking the rules.

I think you seal-ed your fate with that one

Oh for sheeesh. I was just pokin' fun.

I just wanted to join the fun

Couldn't think of any other 'seal' references

Me either.

12 lb. nestle crunch wrote:that's odd, because most animals dont love you. ever kissed an alligator? hugged polar bear?

NOPE! And I've never clubbed a baby seal just so some F'ing PRIMA DONNA somewhere could "look good."

Wino you know wrote:No, I don't want to put an end to anyone's livelihood.........Yes, stop the seal hunt-it's sick.

]12 lb. nestle crunch wrote:kind of contradictory there, eh?

How so? WAL MART IS HIRING!!!!

Wino you know wrote:NOT with a damn spiked club to the head.

12 lb. nestle crunch wrote:i guess you've never witnessed something like this, or taken part in it.

Why should I? I HAVE a job even if I have to take down a few TWO LEGGED animals. Plus if I ever DID witness something like that, I just might have to do the same thing to one of those "hunters" who feels SO manly about his "job."

12 lb. nestle crunch wrote:whats inhumane is cutting off shark fins and tossing the fish back into the ocean. theres a cause to fight for.

I agree. Wanna join the fight?

Wino you know wrote:Do I want to see the seal hunters be out of "work?" HELL NO! (Wal Mart is hiring).

12 lb. nestle crunch wrote:since there are so many walmarts in the tundra. in fact i saw one last week right down IGLOO LANE

There are 261 Wal Marts in Canada. (You can look it up). INCLUDING five in the Yukon Territory, 8 in the Northwest Territories, and TWO in Iqaluit in Nunavut Territory on Baffin Island. Do you know where Baffin Island even IS? It's home to lots of those baby seals and TWO Wal Marts.
Of course, if they don't want to work at the Wal Mart on Igloo Lane, nobody is stopping these specimens of masculinity from moving south to the tropical paradise of Montreal.

LIPH wrote:

balcony girls wrote:my lips are sealed. .

I can name that tune in 3 notes.

The GoGos.... I hear they had to cauterize (seal) Belinda Carlisle's nasal tissue at least once.

phjrsaunt wrote:Literal nannies.

is that what they call auntie seals?

I keep wondering why if clubbing said baby harp seals to death is considered humane just why we don't use it to execute convicted prisoners. Instead of using sterile needles and drugs on them and put them to sleep. Those chemicals are not cheap. Yes people protest those executions too.

I agree with what Garry said too! Well said Garry!!!
Many cold beers for you!!!

I also wonder how much meat and items besides skin a baby harp seal can provide.

The native indigenous peoples that live up there, are not the ones participating in the hunting of these immature seals. They have their hunt starting in November. The baby seals are born in late Feb or early March. I don't see where they would be directly economically affected by the slaughter committed by the 5,000 or so fisherfolks.

I am quite certain the native peoples lives have changed (and not neccessarily for the better in some ways, perhaps many ways) over the years. The native indigenous people living there, have many modern conviences and don't live in igloos, and not many of them rely on sled dogs. No doubt the native peoples also get there payment from the goverment and also some supplies from the Canadian goverment as well.

Hypothetical Situation:

The citizens of India compiled a petition of millions of names calling upon the U.S. government to end the inhumane slaughter of cattle.

Discuss...


[wiping worms off can opener]

[taking a chill-pill, correcting typo, updating resume to reflect less-than-stellar editing skills]

Thanks, Mike

bravedave wrote:Hypothetical Situation:

The citizens of India compiled a petition of millions of names calling upon the U.S. government to end the inhumane slaughter of cattle.

Discuss...


[wiping worms of can opener]

?

anyway, that's part of a [debatably wacky] belief.

Killing the baby seals is pure vanity.

We put every single piece of the cow to use, not just its fur

bad corrolation there, even though you got so excited you made a typo

Oh & Gary I applaud you on speaking how you feel

Ah, but there are a lot of people in this very country who do not share the cattle-as-divinity belief but also sympathize with the plight of cattle.

And no amount of efficient usage could justify the inhumane slaughter for some of them.

What would be a good percentage for using baby seals (or seals of any age, for that matter)? If we used 70-85% of the harvested seal-matter, would that make it more palateable?

Maybe efficiency is not a good measure of justifiable seal-icide.

(Maybe human vanity isn't either.)

Just thinking out loud here.

LIPH wrote:Penguin brings his car in for service and the mechanic tells him to come back in an hour.

It's a warm day so the penguin goes and gets himself a vanilla ice cream cone. When he goes back to get his car the mechanic says "looks like you blew a seal."

Guffaw!!