Originally posted by PhlabibitOne of those "Oh sh..." moments.
My uncle (not by blood!) did some indoor hunting. A squirrel had gotten inside the house and he got the .22 out.
The squirrel went out the door, and he spent the next couple days patching holes and painting walls.
I would think poison blowdarts would be best for indoor hunting?
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Originally posted by PhlabibitHe should have used the S13 flamethrower from the Sears catalogue. Or alternatively, he could have tried opening the doors/windows.
My uncle (not by blood!) did some indoor hunting. A squirrel had gotten inside the house and he got the .22 out.
The squirrel went out the door, and he spent the next couple days patching holes and painting walls.
Innocent question: why do american's seem to think so many problems can be solved with weapons? I was reading national geographic the other day and this american lady wrote in with a brilliant idea for tackling some of the hurricanes u get yearly. Why, you drop a massive amount of explosives into them, of course. I thought it was brilliant.
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Originally posted by RagnorakWell not all of us are like that! Some of us would rather not nuke other countries and much less ourselves!
He should have used the S13 flamethrower from the Sears catalogue. Or alternatively, he could have tried opening the doors/windows.
Innocent question: why do american's seem to think so many problems can be solved with weapons? I was reading national geographic the other day and this american lady wrote in with a brilliant idea for tackling some of th ...[text shortened]... you drop a massive amount of explosives into them, of course. I thought it was brilliant.
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Originally posted by Boby FisherI am a grad student in English Lit, and I teach some lower level writing classes. My students are foreign students learning to write well in ENglish, older students returning to school after some years, and aAmericans who never quite learned to read, write, or do math in the 12 years of public school. :-)
Are you a teacher?
Some of them do very well, and some just can't make it. This is a shame, because they have access to free tutoring daily, as well as all sorts of online and other forms of help. I should have about 50% of the students passing.
Originally posted by elvendreamgirlthe foreign students have an excuse. the rest are just a shame.
I am a grad student in English Lit, and I teach some lower level writing classes. My students are foreign students learning to write well in ENglish, older students returning to school after some years, and aAmericans who never quite learned to read, write, or do math in the 12 years of public school. :-)
Some of them do very well, and some just can ...[text shortened]... as all sorts of online and other forms of help. I should have about 50% of the students passing.