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Animal research is an inhumane and cruel area...
Anyway, good luck with the bunny project..
Time for rest..
Night all!

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I'm finally sitting down and plan on reading this entire thread, wonder how long it will take.

You're young....

Perhaps you will be "up to date" in about a year or two....

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"Stay Warm, my Friend."

Best,

Scott
 
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Animal research is an inhumane and cruel area...
Anyway, good luck with the bunny project..
Time for rest..
Night all!

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G'night, Elly!

Best,

Scott
 
And I close tonight,
back to my dark world of academic worries...

Thought I might reach out this Monday to say what was on my mind
and to wish All a Great Week!

Best,

Scott




(From Topeka. You bet I got stories.
AND bootleg concert tapes that I recorded live and are unique....8-))​
 
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I'm finally sitting down and plan on reading this entire thread, wonder how long it will take.

It could take a wee bit Mike so get comfortable. :occasion14: I'm sure you'll note that our DJ's are the finest that the interweb has to offer. Beware of Zombies.:headbang:
 
BC1969,

Have fun....lol....everything in the thread from music, food, pets, friends supporting friends to outright foolishness.

Something for everyone.

Regards + HH

Bill
 
I Crispin; Please explain "EXACTLY" what the heck this "takeover" and the "list" is all about. It makes ZERO sense to me at present ok. I am usually one of the first to join against Gov Intrusion. I just want to know what take over or Intrusion. Thanks. PEACE:RONB
 
Sorry, thread was started when 2nd Admendment Watchdog Forum was still allowed..

No politics allowed now.....






American by birth, Patriot by choice.

I would rather die standing on my two feet defending our Constitution than live a lifetime on my knees......
 
Hey DRam now that's funny right there I don't care who you are. Scott it's good to see you back once again worried about troubles the world. I think you sometimes take on heavy burdens....... But that's our Scott!

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I went with my locksmith Friend today to a "Re-key" job,
maybe 10-12 cylinders,
and sitting in the garage, in a cage, was an adult, 4 year old male rabbit.

I made comment to the female resident, (about 40 something) that the poor guy needed to stretch his legs.

This was probably a $750,000 house and I was told,
"Well, this house is just a small house that we're renting. We can't let the rabbit run free here. Do You want him? Free?"

I wanted to cry, right there.

I could not take Mr. Long Ears.

I suggested the animal shelters. {Knowing the futility of such},
Finally suggesting "Craig's List."

I felt the need to mention for her to be careful of respondents, perhaps looking for an alternative to a chicken dinner.

I later told my locksmith Friend that a domesticated rabbit turned into the wild
would surely become a meal of the first predator they encountered.

I'm still thinking of it now.....

What could I have done?

Best,

Scott

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Scott,

Check and see if there's an animal shelter in your area that takes care of animals until the can find a good home for it.

Most areas should have at least one that doesn't euthanize the animals until a home can be found.

Regards + HH

Bill
 
Usually spca does not euthanize. .animal control shelters do!

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I would have taken the rabbit and shipped it to squig
 
Not where I live! They keep them until they find a home..
I'm sure RC that Scott does NOT want to see the rabbit killed!!

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I would have taken the rabbit and shipped it to squig

I'll take it if someone wants to bring to ca..

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stop trying to get me out near you woman!
 

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