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LordTheNightKnight on 09 December 2009
VTnev27 said:
I love how people dismiss hunting as evil and cruel, "progressive" and "open minded" thinking at its finest.

Hunting endangered species just to mount them on your wall, but hunting itself... While I wouldn't do it, as long as it's done responsibly (as in what a modern hunting is largely done unless you are Dick Cheney) it's far, far better than using guns on the streets.



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dib8rman on 09 December 2009

Using a Semi or Fully Automatic 15.24 milimeter bullet, spray or slug on a doe or deer that was minding it's own business for it's antlers is sick.

There are 2 parts to that which are sick, one is the method of killing it based on the need to kill it.

The second is the usage of it.

Killing for aesthetics is sick and twisted. Killing for survival is in no way sick or twisted, it's kill or be killed (die).

Mounting an animal you shot from 100 meters away on your wall is also sick and twisted.

=) As you can see it's not dismissing anything by saying that it's sick or twisted, in fact it's taking parts of it into account which lead to that conclusion.

But I do dismiss the subject anyway as I honestly don't care if someone hunts beers or deers as long as it doesn't affect my finances.



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famousringo on 09 December 2009
dib8rman said:
Using a Semi or Fully Automatic 15.24 milimeter bullet, spray or slug on a doe or deer that was minding it's own business for it's antlers is sick.

There are 2 parts to that which are sick, one is the method of killing it based on the need to kill it.

The second is the usage of it.

Killing for aesthetics is sick and twisted. Killing for survival is in no way sick or twisted, it's kill or be killed (die).

Mounting an animal you shot from 100 meters away on your wall is also sick and twisted.

=) As you can see it's not dismissing anything by saying that it's sick or twisted, in fact it's taking parts of it into account which lead to that conclusion.

But I do dismiss the subject anyway as I honestly don't care if someone hunts beers or deers as long as it doesn't affect my finances.

Place whatever gun control laws and regulations you want on deer hunters, but leave the proud and noble beer hunters alone. Theirs is an ancient tradition. A rich heritage of spiritual oneness with the universe through the neck of a bottle.



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VTnev27 on 09 December 2009
LordTheNightKnight said:
VTnev27 said:
I love how people dismiss hunting as evil and cruel, "progressive" and "open minded" thinking at its finest.

Hunting endangered species just to mount them on your wall, but hunting itself... While I wouldn't do it, as long as it's done responsibly (as in what a modern hunting is largely done unless you are Dick Cheney) it's far, far better than using guns on the streets.

I agree with you on the endangered species thing, and I don't personally hunt either. But, there's nothing in the world like fresh meat (if you eat such, if not, all the power to you), it's much better than the steroid and growth horomone filled crap you get at the super market nowadays.



dib8rman on 09 December 2009

@famusringo

lmao ;)

 

As long as it doesn't affect my finances.



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SaviorX on 09 December 2009

There were a lot of copies of NSMB Wii available at my local Gamestop. It was in its own special cardboard stand along with NSMB DS and Mario & Luigi 3.



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makingmusic476 on 09 December 2009
ph4nt said:
Wow, I don't think i've ever seen a Nintendo game sell out (usually because they are pretty good with shipments).

What makes this even more amazing is Nintendo already expected this game to be huge, and they still didn't ship enough!

It's not that surprising.  Mario Kart was sold out in North America from release through the holidays last year, and it came out in April! 



blunty51 on 09 December 2009

Well to be fair most Cabela games have sold quite well for the wii



DOLBYdigital on 09 December 2009

Why Wii owners.... why when there are so many gems out there are you buying Big Game hunter...
Please for the love of all that is holy open your eyes and support just one, ONE of the many phenomenal underlooked gems... sigh....



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intro94 on 09 December 2009

to be fair cabela is sold for cheap.And for that, it looks pretty good(almost like the ps3 version). So its somewhat good AND cheap. Which helps the stablished franchise(that started in the GC for nintendo fans).
So is not bad that this game sells by any means.If you like shooting and hunting simulations, you dont buy Muramasa or LKS.You buy Cabela.Sad but true.