My lawyer is drafting the Cease & Desist order as we speak.Careful, someone with a very similar status under their username may sue for plagiarism...
My lawyer is drafting the Cease & Desist order as we speak.Careful, someone with a very similar status under their username may sue for plagiarism...
I just saw this on my newsfeed. It's the Faroe Islands, between Scotland, Norway, and Iceland. It's pretty far up there, might as well be Eskimos.![]()
Cruise line apologizes after dozens of whales slaughtered in front of passengers
A cruise line has apologized to its passengers after one of their ships arrived in the middle of a whale hunt where dozens of the animals were being slaughtered.abcnews.go.com
This is gross and sad, but also kind of funny. These people on a cruise show up at port and there's just a whale slaughter happening like the ocean is literally running red with blood. What a fun vacation day!
Also it said these people are Scottish like what the fuck? I can understand if it's like Eskimos or something where that's all they eat for the year and they don't have grocery stores or whatever. But Scottish people (besides being European) are kind of normal westerners right? They don't need to be killing a bunch of whales every year. Just go get a hamburger. And yeah I get that we have to kill cows and all but like we do it in farms, away from the public eye so we can all pretend that the meat we get at the store just showed up there and nothing gross happened.
They're trying to stop that too, but it's an old tradition.So the slaughter was ok but watching it was bad?
They ensure that there is as little harm to the whales as possible while they are killing them?… Hunting and killing methods have been improved to ensure as little harm to the whales as possible.
That's like sterilizing the arm right before the lethal injection.They ensure that there is as little harm to the whales as possible while they are killing them?
That makes sense.
There's a thread for thatWell, here is a story you don't see every day:
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3-legged bear named Tripod takes 3 cans of White Claw from Florida family's back yard
Tripod is known in the neighborhood because of the bear's recognizable trait of only having three legs.www.cbsnews.com