--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Rick Archer" <r...@...> wrote:
> > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com > <mailto:FairfieldLife%40yahoogroups.com> , "Alex Stanley" > > And, downtown Fairfield is a *very* WiFi-rich environment. The Chamber of > Commerce and lots of restaurants have open WiFi routers. When my fiber optic > line was cut by a backhoe a few years ago, I'd sit in my truck, parked near > a cafe or restaurant, and hang out online. > > With a corpse of a deer in the trunk, no doubt. > Deer overpopulation is a problem around here. Their natural predators, the > wolves, are long gone. Many of them starve in the winter or get hit by cars, > sometimes causing human fatalities. I'm not a fan of hunting for mere sport, > but if you're going to eat what you hunt, and accomplish some necessary > thinning of the deer population in the process, I don't have a problem with > it. As usual you are over-rationalizing. If you are a killer you will be killed; as you sow so shall you reap. What do you think happens to a killer when he drops the body ? He has already lost his body, so what further mishaps could happen to him, in your opinion ? Since I do not expect an informed answer from Rick; to all the foolish meat-eaters out there: Whatever ignorant harm you choose to do to yourself; do not eat Frogs. Eating Frogs during your lifetime will get you in big trouble the day you inevitably will have to drop your body. BIG trouble.
