Kathy Griffin Calls Bristol Palin Fat at USO Salute to Troops

Palin spends $25,000 on

Submitted by Radical1979 on Sun, 12/05/2010 - 11:42pm.

Palin spends $25,000 on clothing?  Wow she can get a lot of clothes at the thrift shop for that price.

Give me a break Henry, you're just a hater with no proof of any of your outrageous comments.
 

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Poor Henry, for such a high-brow, you sure are slow

Submitted by Blonde on Sun, 12/05/2010 - 11:49pm.

There are many areas of the "civilized" world where hunting and fishing and trapping are a large part of the local culture.  Wherein the object of ones pursuit is a tasty treat on one's dinner table.   Hint:  Everywhere.

Tell you what, Henry.  No more seafood for you.  Because you are too appalled at clubbing the fish.

No more swordfish, particularly.  Do you know how commercial swordfish is caught?  They long line them.  The bycatch is horrific.  By-catch, you know, where they catch unintended species and then just pitch them back, dead.  Or, if they get the stray shark, fin it (that means cut it's fins off) and toss it back into the ocean to die a slow death.

No more lobster, no more crabs (particularly not Alaska Kings, nor Opelio, aka Snow Crabs)....because these creatures, if not quickly retreived, cannibalize each other in the traps.  No more shrimp, the by-catch for net caught shrimp is 10x the intentioned catch. 

Just because you can buy your meat at the Safeway, doesn't mean it wasn't once a living, breathing creature.  Just because you're too big of a wimp to do the deed yourself, I think you need to confine yourself to making only vegatables scream.  Elsewise, you'd be a hypocrite.

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well99---

Submitted by matthewdean on Mon, 12/06/2010 - 8:38pm.

Same treatment works wonders in respect to adjusting a liberals attitude.   :o)

MD

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Henry, that is the biggest pile of bovine scatology that has...

Submitted by Dave. on Mon, 12/06/2010 - 2:42am.

...dumped in here in quite a while.

I come from a large family of hunters - particularly deer hunters, and that goes all the way back to when my family first turned up here in America. Back then, if you weren't able or willing to hunt, you were probably not going to be around for very long.

There were no restaurants back then, and stores were few and very far between.

Every last one of the hunters in my family preserves the meat of the animals they take. They have all spent some seriously big money buying high-end freezers, along with all the other stuff required, in order to do so, and do so safely.

Nothing is wasted. Nothing. What meat they don't need is donated, and a lot of hunters in my state do that.

I can't speak for the rest of the country, but most all hunters around here are some of the most ecologically aware and conservationist-inclined people you will ever meet. Yes, there are exceptions. There always are. That's what game wardens are for.

 Most hunters I know will very quickly report anything they see someone doing illegally - such as poaching (in whatever context), taking an animal that is too young, or a female in days that it is prohibited, or whatever.

I have two cousins who are strictly bow hunters.

If you were to outlaw deer hunting, you would, in very short order, have a major overpopulation problem on your hands.

That means starving and malnourished deer, and that means diseases - diseases that could kill a large portion of the deer population if something is not done to correct the problem.

We have had deer overpopulation issues here in the past, and the remedy is usually extending the season, upping the bag limits, or whatever it takes to thin the herd. 

BTW: If you can't cook venison without getting rid of the gamy taste, then you don't know how to do it. 

-Dave

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Henry, did you forget about

Submitted by Radical1979 on Mon, 12/06/2010 - 12:16am.

Henry, did you forget about calling Palin overbearing?  And saying she spends $25,000 on clothes?  And calling her a caveowoman?  Sounds like you might just have that old PDS.  I mean otherwise how could you possibly say all these things about someone you've never met and haven't been able to back up with a single link?

I think you've been looking at Kathy Griffen to long.

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Sorry, Henry, your faux Lord Fauntleroy is fading fast

Submitted by Blonde on Mon, 12/06/2010 - 1:13am.

Here's a ten year old article about venison as an emergent "hot" cooking trend.  Ten years.

So sorry, you lose this food argument as well.

You should know, I'm a major foodie.  You'd be advised to fold your tent, you and Dennis and your brocolli "rob"!

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You must be eatin lots of

Submitted by kilrod on Mon, 12/06/2010 - 2:16am.

You must be eatin lots of crap Henri, cause you sho are full of it. Come on down to Texas, we'll feed ya some fried rattlesnake, it's good, taste like armadiller.~!~

kilrod

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