We need the rooster back.

@velns said
It seems that you have probably have nothing worthwhile to offer on the topic, but feel an overwhelming need to post about it anyway.

Then you’ve missed the point, hopefully some day you’ll be more understanding of different cultures and traditions.

@trev33 said
Then you’ve missed the point, hopefully some day you’ll be more understanding of different cultures and traditions.

No point has been missed, certainly non that Mr Very Rusty was making.

As I said earlier, the point I am making is that one does not need to travel around the third world working in a tea field or any other kind of back-packing wisdom seeking sojourn, in order to understand what is and what isn’t morally reprehensible.

In my opinion the watching of animal blood sports is morally unsound in each and every circumstance, no matter how many third world explorations are stamped in your passport.

@trev33 said
Then you’ve missed the point, hopefully some day you’ll be more understanding of different cultures and traditions.

An acquaintance began working in Saudi Arabia in the 70’s where he witnessed their harshest punishment being held as a public event. There’s a detailed article in The Irish Times on how these events can be witnessed by the locals; all carried out in a somewhat calm and respectful way.

@drewnogal said
An acquaintance began working in Saudi Arabia in the 70’s where he witnessed their harshest punishment being held as a public event. There’s a detailed article in The Irish Times on how these events can be witnessed by the locals; all carried out in a somewhat calm and respectful way.

You want a blood sport? Join the M.U.T.I club and play the WWG.🤔😲👍

@great-big-stees said
You want a blood sport? Join the M.U.T.I club and play the WWG.🤔😲👍

Now that is a vicious game.

@drewnogal said
Now that is a vicious game.

I recently “lost my head”, and in a most vicious way, involving a wire and a steed.😲

@great-big-stees said
I recently “lost my head”, and in a most vicious way, involving a wire and a steed.😲

That's a terrible fate.

@torunn said
That's a terrible fate.

Fortunately for me, in spite of the bloodshed, it was quick and, as I recall, painless.🤔😉

@great-big-stees said
Fortunately for me, in spite of the bloodshed, it was quick and, as I recall, painless.🤔😉

Not to mention the fact you're still able to type with no head. 🙂

-VR

@very-rusty said
Not to mention the fact you're still able to type with no head. 🙂

-VR

I type with my hands, unlike the way I play the piano..by ear.

@great-big-stees said
Fortunately for me, in spite of the bloodshed, it was quick and, as I recall, painless.🤔😉

Then it wasn’t done right, need to get you in a ring with a couple of blades attached to your ankles fighting someone else in this thread for our amusement 😉

@velns said
No point has been missed, certainly non that Mr Very Rusty was making.

As I said earlier, the point I am making is that one does not need to travel around the third world working in a tea field or any other kind of back-packing wisdom seeking sojourn, in order to understand what is and what isn’t morally reprehensible.

In my opinion the watching of animal blood sports is ...[text shortened]... ch and every circumstance, no matter how many third world explorations are stamped in your passport.

Third world huh, that would be developing nations in today’s money. Maybe you should visit a few someday.

@great-big-stees said
I type with my hands, unlike the way I play the piano..by ear.

It was more the seeing part with no head means no eyes! 😉

-VR

@trev33 said
Then it wasn’t done right, need to get you in a ring with a couple of blades attached to your ankles fighting someone else in this thread for our amusement 😉

Are you available?🤔

@great-big-stees said
I recently “lost my head”, and in a most vicious way, involving a wire and a steed.😲

A viscous way indeed 😣