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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: Believe_N_Me on June 26, 2020, 11:26:57 PM
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...I was little.
When I was young, my mom would have me hold the wings and the legs of the chicken while she slit it's throat. I'm desensitized to the way it feels to have a life slip away into death. Then when I was old enough, she'd have me slit the chicken's neck and hold it until all the blood was drained.
When my mom wants to eat chicken, she will have us slaughter at least 40 at a time. She thinks it's too much trouble to just slaughter 3-5 chickens.
"Pom xeeb mus tua qaib mas yuav tsum tua kom puv lub freezer," is what she used to say.
Plus, where we lived the farms were far away. We had to get up at the crack of dawn just to get there in time to purchase the chicken and bring them back home to slaughter. A lot of farms didn't allow us to kill the chickens on their property. Setting up and cleaning up was a laborious chore.
Slaughtering a pig was even more arduous. I've seen cows and pigs being slaughtered savage-style way too many times to feel sad about it. My husband is totally savage. He doesn't look it but dayem, he slaughters them all by himself. Goat, pig, cow, and even a dog back in Laos for the most serious shaman rituals.
YOU THINK I AM GOING TO HESITATE IF I HAVE TO TAKE DOWN ONE OF THESE BLM AND ANTIFA TERRORISTS?
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I come from a clan who loves to hunt not just for the game meat but for sport. They hang up their kill as trophies. I MEAN, MY BROTHERS, UNCLES, AND MALE COUSINS REALLY, REALLY, REALLY LOVE TO HUNT. They invest A LOT OF MONEY into their hunting gears and guns.
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Totally 25K nyab right there. ;D
Qhia kuv seb zoo nkauj puas muaj ib tug muam ua heev npaum li koj
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Each time I put a knife to the neck of a chicken, I feel God's lightning warning that it's a sin. That's why I have put bandages on fish that I've caught before letting them go back into the water.
Just kidding.
I want to try hammering a cowlick and see if the bull will slouch down right away like the elders have made it do. What do you think? How many hammerings will it take? A one? A two? A "thrree"? Might it need a four? Or should I go ask Mr. Owl?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=81UMF1ZWSHA (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=81UMF1ZWSHA)
...I was little.
When I was young, my mom would have me hold the wings and the legs of the chicken while she slit it's throat. I'm desensitized to the way it feels to have a life slip away into death. Then when I was old enough, she'd have me slit the chicken's neck and hold it until all the blood was drained.
When my mom wants to eat chicken, she will have us slaughter at least 40 at a time. She thinks it's too much trouble to just slaughter 3-5 chickens.
"Pom xeeb mus tua qaib mas yuav tsum tua kom puv lub freezer," is what she used to say.
Plus, where we lived the farms were far away. We had to get up at the crack of dawn just to get there in time to purchase the chicken and bring them back home to slaughter. A lot of farms didn't allow us to kill the chickens on their property. Setting up and cleaning up was a laborious chore.
Slaughtering a pig was even more arduous. I've seen cows and pigs being slaughtered savage-style way too many times to feel sad about it. My husband is totally savage. He doesn't look it but dayem, he slaughters them all by himself. Goat, pig, cow, and even a dog back in Laos for the most serious shaman rituals.
YOU THINK I AM GOING TO HESITATE IF I HAVE TO TAKE DOWN ONE OF THESE BLM AND ANTIFA TERRORISTS?
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I come from a clan who loves to hunt not just for the game meat but for sport. They hang up their kill as trophies. I MEAN, MY BROTHERS, UNCLES, AND MALE COUSINS REALLY, REALLY, REALLY LOVE TO HUNT. They invest A LOT OF MONEY into their hunting gears and guns.
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People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals is an American animal rights organization based in Norfolk, Virginia, and led by Ingrid Newkirk
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/People_for_the_Ethical_Treatment_of_Animals
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PETA :2funny:
Farm animals like cows, horses, chickens, ducks, and pigs are domestic animals use to kill for foods on the table. smh
Deer, rabbit/hare, wolves, fox, coyote, bear, moose, elk, cougar/puma, tiger, lion, etc. are endangered species.
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Ancient Chinese wisemen say all animals have been made for human consumptions and so no animal killing is unethical. Wisewomen have said that, too.
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People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals is an American animal rights organization based in Norfolk, Virginia, and led by Ingrid Newkirk
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/People_for_the_Ethical_Treatment_of_Animals
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These aren't. There are plenty of them in southern Minnesota.
PETA :2funny:
Farm animals like cows, horses, chickens, ducks, and pigs are domestic animals use to kill for foods on the table. smh
Deer, rabbit/hare, wolves, fox, coyote, bear, moose, elk, cougar/puma, tiger, lion, etc. are endangered species.
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These aren't. There are plenty of them in southern Minnesota.
Sooner or later they'll be as long as they're tempting you to do the hunting, bruh. lmao
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I hunt only deer. I hunt only one deer a year--that is, if I'm lucky to tag one. And for each deer that I hunt, two are born. So, their number will outpace my hunts every year.
Sooner or later they'll be as long as they're tempting you to do the hunting, bruh. lmao
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I hunt only deer. I hunt only one deer a year--that is, if I'm lucky to tag one. And for each deer that I hunt, two are born. So, their number will outpace my hunts every year.
What about the deer disease affecting them even though you're not out hunting them. I'm sure the numbers will go down as long as they don't have enough foods during the winter. heh heh heh common sense right, right? ;)
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Hm... You could be right about that. CWD has made many of them confused. I'm sure some have died from that, too.
What about the deer disease affecting them even though you're not out hunting them. I'm sure the numbers will go down as long as they don't have enough foods during the winter. heh heh heh common sense right, right? ;)
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Totally 25K nyab right there. ;D
Qhia kuv seb zoo nkauj puas muaj ib tug muam ua heev npaum li koj
General vang pao $5k wife
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What about the deer disease affecting them even though you're not out hunting them. I'm sure the numbers will go down as long as they don't have enough foods during the winter. heh heh heh common sense right, right? ;)
Food is not the problem
There plenty of food
Some Farmer don’t even harvest their corn
They just leave it out there for the animal to eat
Its not the food
Its not the cold
BUT THE CARS
YES AUTOMOBILE
lots of dead deer here
Almost hit a herd the other day
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...I was little.
When I was young, my mom would have me hold the wings and the legs of the chicken while she slit it's throat. I'm desensitized to the way it feels to have a life slip away into death. Then when I was old enough, she'd have me slit the chicken's neck and hold it until all the blood was drained.
When my mom wants to eat chicken, she will have us slaughter at least 40 at a time. She thinks it's too much trouble to just slaughter 3-5 chickens.
"Pom xeeb mus tua qaib mas yuav tsum tua kom puv lub freezer," is what she used to say.
Plus, where we lived the farms were far away. We had to get up at the crack of dawn just to get there in time to purchase the chicken and bring them back home to slaughter. A lot of farms didn't allow us to kill the chickens on their property. Setting up and cleaning up was a laborious chore.
Slaughtering a pig was even more arduous. I've seen cows and pigs being slaughtered savage-style way too many times to feel sad about it. My husband is totally savage. He doesn't look it but dayem, he slaughters them all by himself. Goat, pig, cow, and even a dog back in Laos for the most serious shaman rituals.
YOU THINK I AM GOING TO HESITATE IF I HAVE TO TAKE DOWN ONE OF THESE BLM AND ANTIFA TERRORISTS?
:2funny: :2funny: :2funny: :2funny: :2funny: :2funny: :2funny: :2funny: :2funny: :2funny: :2funny: :2funny:
I come from a clan who loves to hunt not just for the game meat but for sport. They hang up their kill as trophies. I MEAN, MY BROTHERS, UNCLES, AND MALE COUSINS REALLY, REALLY, REALLY LOVE TO HUNT. They invest A LOT OF MONEY into their hunting gears and guns.
This is a good wife material
I would live like a KING
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YOU THINK I AM GOING TO HESITATE IF I HAVE TO TAKE DOWN ONE OF THESE BLM AND ANTIFA TERRORISTS?
Your animal killing and butchering skills are as real as hmgROCK's...Even one of your handful members said, it's a LIE.. ;D
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dude that good wife material
aside from the crazy mental thinking
i wish my wife will go kill chicken for me to eat
hahha
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"my wife"...FUNNIEST SH!T all morning.."hahha"
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"my wife"...FUNNIEST SH!T all morning.."hahha"
glad i can make your day brighter
harley davidson wannabe ;D
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glad i can make your day brighter
harley davidson wannabe ;D
"glad i can make your day brighter"
good reader "wannabe" ;D