Metalhead47
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... point being?
Don't know a thing about archery. The pointy end goes toward the target right?
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GoDaddy CEO Video Tapes Himself Shooting an Elephant
- Thread starter meggers
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... point being?
Don't know a thing about archery. The pointy end goes toward the target right?
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Penn and Teller did a great episode on PETA several years ago. It was the First episode of their second Season of "BullSh!t"
They have financial ties to the terrorist groups that fire bomb medical testing facilities.
Just type "Penn and teller PETA" into the "video" portion of your favorite search engine and you can find the whole episode online. It might be broken up into two or three parts.
KBCraig
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Right handed shooters do grip the bow with their left hands, and draw/release with the right.
Did I miss something that prompted your comment?
Pointless interjection of my family history: I'm almost totally right-handed, although I can (or once could; haven't tried in years) shoot a rifle left-handed just as well as right-handed. I can manage to qualify on the pistol range shooting weak-hand-only, but just barely. My 20 year old son is right-handed, but left-eye dominant, so he shoots left-handed.
My grandfather was completely ambidextrous. He would take a baseball in each hand, take two strides and throw both, and throw two strikes (he was a minor league catcher in Kansas City in the 1920s).
My dad was just "confused". He shot a pistol right-handed, rifle either-handed, shot a bow strictly right-handed, pitched right-handed but batted left, and golfed left-handed. After spending most of his 8th grade year with his right arm in a cast, he could write equally well with either hand for the rest of his life, with excellent penmanship.
Not that any of that has anything to do with the price of elephant meat in Africa.
sudden valley gunner
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Love that episode.
sudden valley gunner
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I met some folks from Greenland and we became friends, they say every year they go seal hunting and make very nice parkas and jackets out of them. I told them I would buy one if they would make me one. The informed me Unfortunately U.S. law makes this illegal, they cannot send one into or Bring one into U.S. I think people from Greenland should ban American Brand shoes or anything made from the bovine mammal.
Metalhead47
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A sealskin parka?!? Ooooh I want one! But only if it's a baby seal. Freshly clubbed.
...and I thot no one lived on Greenland permanently?
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...and I thot no one lived on Greenland permanently?
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Apparently they make a fine wetsuit as well. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DCAsXhyLofI
sudden valley gunner
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Oh yea they still do, the vikings would have lasted all this time if they would have listened to the local, people on how to survive. But when our current global cooling kicked in they couldn't support their lifestyle and crops and herds on Greenland and died and left off.
They are part of the Denmark Kingdom but independently ruled like Canada is to Britain.
My friends were dutch/innuit mix and it was interesting to hear them mix the languages up in their speaking with each other.
Gotta love Bear. I really wanted the parka they say it is better than any synthetic "man made" jacket.