warpedskydiver

Because seeing people injured badlyand viewing such as entertainment is just fucking wrong that's why

mmmmmm smoked eel is awesome... I like unagi, yellowtail tuna, mackeral, heck i like most any sushi, salmon skin rolls, etc. have to have great wasabi!!!

he used a green one! that's just fucking great, they are designed to blind people temporarily (SWAT or MILSPEC) what was he using a celestron type on a rifle stock mount?

he should have hunted with craddock, that way the quail would stand still on the ground waiting to be shot

we should take the money then throw the fuckers out!!!

I left a nice comment on their website that's quite informative and I think most of them will take my advice to them.... HEHEHEHE

Soldier blue balls? That Chaps My ASS! Saddle Sore! Praise the Sword and Pass the Lubrication?

Damn and to think of all the sperm I wasted on women's bodies... both inside and out! I could have been a Billionaire!

ILLINOIS Anti-gun legislation continues to pose a threat in the General Assembly. Both HB 4693, a handgun dealer licensing bill, and HB 4694, a mandatory storage bill, passed out of the Human Services Committee and are awaiting action by the full House of Representatives. Anti-gun legislators continue their frantic attempts to build up support for HB 2414, which seeks to ban certain semi-automatic rifles and shotguns, as well as .50 cal. rifles. The latest attempt, Amendment 7, indicates how poorly worded this bill is, as well as how confused anti-gun lawmakers are when it comes to firearms. Proponents of HB 2414 felt this new language was necessary in order to exempt air rifles from the scope of the bill. Please continue to contact representatives and urge them to oppose HB 2414, HB 4693, and HB 4694. (For more details on these bills, please refer to previous Grassroots Alerts). On the pro-gun side, please keep contacting representatives and urge them to support HB 4529, sponsored by Representative John E. Bradley (D-117), which would allow FOID card applicants to sue the Illinois State Police if that agency fails to act on applications within the 30-day time period mandated by state law. While there are other anti-gun and pro-gun bills that have been introduced¾including SB 2963, Senator Bill Brady's (R-44) pro-gun reform that seeks to repeal the FOID card system¾most remain bogged down and relatively inactive. Please contact your State Legislators and ask them to support HB 4529. State Senators can be reached at (217) 782-5715 and State Representatives can be reached at (217) 782-8223.

On Wednesday, February 15, the U.S. House Judiciary Committee's Subcommittee on Crime, Terrorism and Homeland Security heard testimony from individuals affected by heavy-handed enforcement tactics of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (BATFE) at a gun show in Richmond, Virginia last August. According to the gun show organizer, Annette Gelles of Showmasters, dozens of BATFE and local law enforcement officers intrusively questioned dealers and customers, tried to discourage people from buying guns, and stopped show attendees on the roads after they left. In some cases, customers' lawfully purchased guns were confiscated, and returned only when the customers visited BATFE's office for more questioning. In other cases, local police officers visited gun buyers' homes to conduct "residency checks"-intrusive questioning of family members and even neighbors. One show visitor, James Lalime, a private citizen who sometimes works for a dealer at the local gun shows, testified that he was interrogated by BATFE and other law enforcement personnel who accused him of dealing in firearms without a license. John White, a show exhibitor, licensed dealer, and former police officer, testified that he appreciates law enforcement officials' efforts to prevent illegal sales, but that enforcement activities went too far-especially in focusing on buyers who were women or members of minority groups. Suzanne McComas, an investigator for NRA-ILA, also testified and provided sworn affidavits from individuals who were singled out for BATFE attention, apparently on the basis of race or sex. The subcommittee members were upset with what they heard. Subcommittee Chairman Howard Coble (R-NC) questioned whether the operations were "a proper allocation of resources," and suggested that "49 law enforcement officers could have found a better way to curb criminal activity in the Richmond area." Over the next few months, the same subcommittee expects to hold additional oversight hearings on this and other BATFE activities, including both citizen witnesses and BATFE officials. Watch the Grassroots Alert for more details as they're available. If you missed Wednesday's hearing, you can view it in its entirety at http://judiciary.house.gov/oversight.aspx?ID=214

Q: How does a blonde turn on the light after having sex? A: She opens the car door!

I love it when a woman says that!!!

Woohoo!!!!

ENZO!!!!!!

I don't think he was ok...I know that sound I hope he heals someday. Rule #2 land safe... not close. I am just a student, but I have already had my arguement with the forces of gravity, and immovable objects 22 yrs ago. I DID NOT WIN

Actually the Bourne movies aren't gangters/crime at all... they are Foreign Intrigue/Action Films/Military Type

Snatch was good and they portrayed the yardies perfectly Besides who doesn't like snatch?

Just who is this Jack guy

I have a friend who is selling a few donkeys she has on her farm. She got quite a few calls originating within the 312 area code asking if they were trained and well hung She has now loaded her shotgun and is prepared to shoot any trespassers she catches near her animals. thats a true story by the way! I have a few suspects

Depends on the Idiot making the arrest... the guy is obviously a disturbed person Just thought it might make one particular poster nervous about his choice in sex partners! Did the investigating officer discover this when he took the sheep home with him? if not who filed the complaint? did the sheep call 911 and say she wanted to report a baaaaaaaaad maaaaaaaaan?

Mich. Man Sentenced in Sheep Abuse Case By Associated Press Tue Feb 14, 9:13 PM BATTLE CREEK, Mich. - A man who pleaded no contest to a sodomy charge involving a sheep says he should not have to register as a sex offender. Jeffrey S. Haynes said the state registry is intended to keep track of people who have committed crimes against humans. But Calhoun County Circuit Court Judge Conrad Sindt told Haynes at his sentencing hearing that once he is released from prison, he must register with the Michigan State Police Public Sex Offender Registry. Haynes, 42, of Battle Creek, was sentenced Monday to 2 1/2 years to 20 years in prison. He entered the plea in January. A no contest plea is not an admission of guilt but is treated as such for sentencing purposes. Tamara Towns, an assistant prosecutor for the county, argued that Haynes should be ordered to register as a sex offender because once out of prison, he could prey on children or vulnerable adults. Haynes said he is not a violent person and would not assault children. "The prosecutor is being real hard on me for what I did," he said. "But I should not be treated as a child molester." A telephone call seeking comment was left Tuesday at the Marshall office of defense attorney John B. Sullivan. Police said Haynes had sex with a sheep at a Bedford Township farm on Jan. 26, 2005. The animal's owner caught him on the property and the sheep was found injured. Haynes was arrested in June after a DNA sample taken from the animal matched Haynes' genetic material. Haynes has prior convictions for burglary, home invasion and uttering and publishing, and was on parole for burglary at the time of the sex crime. Copyright 2006 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. BEWARE!!! you wellie wearing sheep shaggers!

Exactly

I like the constitution the way it is. there is no other like it in the entire world. I would however like to see the immediate stop of trying to reinvent the constitution through changing the meaning of words, due to modern usage of these words. they were in fact stated simply for all to understand, and in order to stand the test of time itself. Our founding forefathers had the vision of what we might become, and definitely understood what tyranny was. I also know that they feared complacency and in fact, people becoming ignorant of fact. misapplication of our laws, and using these same laws to negate our protection provided by the constitution itself is an abhorrent act.

meat animals. ever see the look of calculation and hate in the eyes of a dairy cow? be afraid, be very afraid yeah and those damned blood thirsty bald eagles!!! KILL KILL KILL do they taste just like wolves and Loons? (now, chickens, they're just stupid)