Two Faced Philippines

[keithAngel]

I go off line for 18 hours and look what happens

Firstly I agree that these kind of practices in the OP is barbaric, and is rooted in the MALE desire to externalise suffering and aggression (fight for a mate)IMO

Joe I think it would be equally true to say if we respected each other more we would respect animals

Rob I don't see the connection between 50 often drunken yobs on horse back with a pack of dogs (the unspeakable hunting the inedible) and country folk culling predators that are preying on their stock especially since the roots are in the feudal system of all the land being owned by the Lord of the Manor a sort of "Droite de Seigneur" (now that was a sport).

Horse meat is actually quiet tasty (my neighbor once had to put down a horse with a broken hip and the alternative to butchery was digging a very big hole) and low in fat.

Having kept and bred Chickens the male birds will fight and try to kill each other, hence the expression "the pecking order" the difference in these events is that they cant run away having established "dominance"

Perhaps there is a market for dried fox meat in the Phills and farmers could get EEC grants for creating habitats.

Personally the only predators I eat are fish, being one myself (not a fish) its why we as mammals have forward facing eyes, to judge distance to pounce phew glad to have finished this post without adding any more controversy

[andypaul]

I go off line for 18 hours and look what happens

Firstly I agree that these kind of practices in the OP is barbaric, and is rooted in the MALE desire to externalise suffering and aggression (fight for a mate)IMO

Joe I think it would be equally true to say if we respected each other more we would respect animals

Rob I don't see the connection between 50 often drunken yobs on horse back with a pack of dogs (the unspeakable hunting the inedible) and country folk culling predators that are preying on their stock especially since the roots are in the feudal system of all the land being owned by the Lord of the Manor a sort of "Droite de Seigneur" (now that was a sport).

Horse meat is actually quiet tasty (my neighbor once had to put down a horse with a broken hip and the alternative to butchery was digging a very big hole) and low in fat.

Having kept and bred Chickens the male birds will fight and try to kill each other, hence the expression "the pecking order" the difference in these events is that they cant run away having established "dominance"

Perhaps there is a market for dried fox meat in the Phills and farmers could get EEC grants for creating habitats.

Personally the only predators I eat are fish, being one myself (not a fish) its why we as mammals have forward facing eyes, to judge distance to pounce phew glad to have finished this post without adding any more controversy

But what about the Taps

[keithAngel]

But what about the Taps

My advice ...unless Joes missus is carrying her tools with her is just the towels as they may notice the water seepage before she gets out of the door

[andypaul]

My advice ...unless Joes missus is carrying her tools with her is just the towels as they may notice the water seepage before she gets out of the door

Dont muck up the Towels along with the soap and anything else chained down a Pinay has to take with her in her suitcase.

I know when in Phill if we stayed in a Hotel once the Titas popped round all the freebies were gone i had to make sure they didn't start on the minibar. I found it easier to tip the chamber maid and floor man extra to resupply as each batch of friends and Titas popped in popped in though the day

More likely to nick the fridge come to think of it that might bump up the mini bar bill

[KeithD]

...unless Joes missus is carrying her tools ....

What does a womans tool look like?

[aromulus]

What does a womans tool look like?

Like one of those, I dare guess.....

[joebloggs]

only tool my misses has is

[andypaul]

only tool my misses has is

Dom had better watch out now she is a whizz on the trains Manchester to Wales is not to far away.