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Keyser wrote:

Guest wrote:Nature is awesome.

Yes, it can be cruel and disturbing to see the remains of the prey, but that doesnt mean it should be hidden away like some dirty little secret.

Seriously, its a science and nature thread. Why all the angst about seeing what is actually part of the natural order of life in the wild?

Hobbit wrote:

Keyser wrote:

Guest wrote:Nature is awesome.

Yes, it can be cruel and disturbing to see the remains of the prey, but that doesnt mean it should be hidden away like some dirty little secret.

Seriously, its a science and nature thread. Why all the angst about seeing what is actually part of the natural order of life in the wild?

dick

Keyser wrote:

Guest wrote:Nature is awesome.

Yes, it can be cruel and disturbing to see the remains of the prey, but that doesnt mean it should be hidden away like some dirty little secret.

Seriously, its a science and nature thread. Why all the angst about seeing what is actually part of the natural order of life in the wild?

Keyser wrote:

Hobbit wrote:

Keyser wrote:

Guest wrote:Nature is awesome.

Yes, it can be cruel and disturbing to see the remains of the prey, but that doesnt mean it should be hidden away like some dirty little secret.

Seriously, its a science and nature thread. Why all the angst about seeing what is actually part of the natural order of life in the wild?

dick

Suck.

Hobbit wrote:oh the fucking attention seeking twins are here

whatever gets you through the day I guess

Guest wrote:Both pissed.

Keyser wrote:

Hobbit wrote:oh the fucking attention seeking twins are here

whatever gets you through the day I guess

Yep.

Your bias and double standards know no bounds.

I actually thought you had grown into your role as a mod HF.

Sadly I was wrong.

Keyser wrote:

Hobbit wrote:oh the fucking attention seeking twins are here

whatever gets you through the day I guess

Yep.

Your bias and double standards know no bounds.

I actually thought you had grown into your role as a mod HF.

Sadly I was wrong.

.SF. wrote:

Guest wrote:

.SF. wrote:

Guest wrote:

.SF. wrote:




How about some dismembered human remains - that's part of awesome nature too.

Really? What part of nature is that then?

Last time I looked, humans and human behaviour were part of nature.

That may be, but last time I looked it tended to be the humans doing the killing.

It would be a very rare sight indeed to see a human with it's middle portion missing floating adrift in the sea after coming into contact with a Great White Shark, so it's hardly the natural order of life in the wild to see dismembered human remains in a science and nature thread.

I'm talking about humans doing the killing. Each other. All part of nature, etc etc.

Guest wrote:

.SF. wrote:

Guest wrote:

.SF. wrote:

Guest wrote:Really? What part of nature is that then?

Last time I looked, humans and human behaviour were part of nature.

That may be, but last time I looked it tended to be the humans doing the killing.

It would be a very rare sight indeed to see a human with it's middle portion missing floating adrift in the sea after coming into contact with a Great White Shark, so it's hardly the natural order of life in the wild to see dismembered human remains in a science and nature thread.

I'm talking about humans doing the killing. Each other. All part of nature, etc etc.

Animals kill other animals for food, ie its a natural part of life in the wild. The same does not apply to humans who kill humans therefore it is not a part of nature at all.

For anyone to suggest that humans killing humans is part of the natural order of life in the wild really makes me concerned about their mentality to be quite honest with you.

Guest wrote:I just think Keyser urgently needs to get laid. His hysterical hissy fits clearly reflect all his pent up frustration and anger at the world.

Guest wrote:

Guest wrote:I just think Keyser urgently needs to get laid. His hysterical hissy fits clearly reflect all his pent up frustration and anger at the world.

That'll never happen. Even his hand says "NO!"