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Tu_triky wrote:

yeah i don't understand what's up with that fish.....weird.

Awesome find, tho :applaud: Thanks for sharing.

Wynter wrote:

My cousin used to own piranhas who would feast on each other when hungry, so there was one who had a huge chunk bitten out of his head... and survived over all the others...

Seriously??

Who would keep pirahnas? Can you imagine trying to clean the tank?

Anime Dad wrote:

Seriously??

Who would keep pirahnas? Can you imagine trying to clean the tank?

LOL they were actually pretty easy to care for. They loved shrimp best. But yea, fingers in tank = BAD IDEA!

I got nipped a few times, but no real injuries.

Wynter wrote:

LOL they were actually pretty easy to care for. They loved shrimp best. But yea, fingers in tank = BAD IDEA!

I got nipped a few times, but no real injuries.

expensive tastes...they likes lobster and scrimps....

Wynter wrote:

LOL they were actually pretty easy to care for. They loved shrimp best. But yea, fingers in tank = BAD IDEA!

I got nipped a few times, but no real injuries.

I'd like to introduce them to my beagles sometime :naughty:

Tu_triky wrote:Sushi....this is an odd fish to be sure....please note the fish after it has been carved up for the diner.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JlhhKGdvIJc

THat is the cruelest, most grotesque thing Ive seen on these pages.

:shakehead: :shakehead:

Poor thing, being eaten alive............... :grumble: :grumble: :puppydog:

must not watch any nature shows... happens in nature all the time.

Eve wrote:

THat is the cruelest, most grotesque thing Ive seen on these pages.

:shakehead: :shakehead:

Poor thing, being eaten alive............... :grumble: :grumble: :puppydog:

whats even more grotesque are some of the comments left by the youtube members :grumble:

krim wrote:must not watch any nature shows... happens in nature all the time.

Not comparable and you know it!! :shakehead:

a-nesuto wrote:

whats even more grotesque are some of the comments left by the youtube members :grumble:

Glad I missed those!! :bleh:

Eve wrote:

Glad I missed those!! :bleh:

well they eat horse meat in japan so i'm sure you're glad you missed that.

Eve wrote:

Not comparable and you know it!! :shakehead:

i wont say that it's right to do that to a living fish, we as higher thinking creatures have put morals on certain activities, hunting animals for food is something i get often when i go purchase ammo from sporting goods stores.

but the fish is probably in less pain from a razor sharp sushi blade than a serrated jaws of a shark biting it in half, or from the jagged teeth of a barracuda ripping chunks off.

there are many things that humans do to animals that is against nature because it makes our lives easier.
declawing cats for an extreme example. ..
forced inbreeding of dogs and cats to preserve traits...
(and its not a personal attack or anything, but you may relate more)
a wild horse will buck you off for a reason, they're were not meant to be ridden. Racing young horse to the point that their legs break. loading animals w/ 100s of lbs of gear...
catching killer whales from nature and keeping them in tanks for our amusement...

There are many levels of tolerance for treatment of animals, mine just happens to be different than yours.


*ducks from thrown rotten vegetables*

krim wrote:

i wont say that it's right to do that to a living fish, we as higher thinking creatures have put morals on certain activities, hunting animals for food is something i get often when i go purchase ammo from sporting goods stores.

but the fish is probably in less pain from a razor sharp sushi blade than a serrated jaws of a shark biting it in half, or from the jagged teeth of a barracuda ripping chunks off.

there are many things that humans do to animals that is against nature because it makes our lives easier.
declawing cats for an extreme example. ..
forced inbreeding of dogs and cats to preserve traits...
(and its not a personal attack or anything, but you may relate more)
a wild horse will buck you off for a reason, they're were not meant to be ridden. Racing young horse to the point that their legs break. loading animals w/ 100s of lbs of gear...
catching killer whales from nature and keeping them in tanks for our amusement...

There are many levels of tolerance for treatment of animals, mine just happens to be different than yours.

yes i deplore the captive state of takoyaki...the confines of artificial constraints imposed upon them doesn't allow them to exist in their natural free range habitat.

Tu_triky wrote:

yes i deplore the captive state of takoyaki...the confines of artificial constraints imposed upon them doesn't allow them to exist in their natural free range habitat.

deshou deshou!!! :say_yes:

krim wrote:

i wont say that it's right to do that to a living fish, we as higher thinking creatures have put morals on certain activities, hunting animals for food is something i get often when i go purchase ammo from sporting goods stores.

I have no issues with hunters as long as they eat what they kill and do it humanely. I eat venison occasionally. It is deliecious in chili. Not so much fat as beef. :)
That poor fish could have had its head humanely chopped off first. Not swimming around mutilated afterwards for a restaurant patron's entertainment.
A lion pulling down a Tommie is not the same thing to me.

krim wrote:there are many things that humans do to animals that is against nature because it makes our lives easier.
declawing cats for an extreme example. ..
forced inbreeding of dogs and cats to preserve traits...
(and its not a personal attack or anything, but you may relate more)
a wild horse will buck you off for a reason, they're were not meant to be ridden. Racing young horse to the point that their legs break. loading animals w/ 100s of lbs of gear...
catching killer whales from nature and keeping them in tanks for our amusement...

Not one of which is acceptable behavior. THanks for proving my point, Krim!!

Eve wrote:

Not one of which is acceptable behavior. THanks for proving my point, Krim!!

it's not the thread for this, but you have a horse right? or at least you ride one for your pleasure, right?
i find it a bit contradicatory for you to agree.. :headscratch:

krim wrote:


deshou deshou!!! :say_yes:

your sig quote inspires...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QYGehUTKDGM

Tu_triky wrote:

well they eat horse meat in japan so i'm sure you're glad you missed that.

Eating ones friends is not always appropriate. :hehe:

krim wrote:
you have a horse right? or at least you ride one for your pleasure, right?
i find it a bit contradicatory for you to agree.. :headscratch:

Of course, I have a horse. :metaldevil:
He waits at the gate telling me to come ride him. Everyday.
Good saddle horses like to be ridden, they are bred for it for centuries. THat is what makes a good riding horse.
I dont ride horses who dont want to be ridden. Thats a good way to get oneself bucked off. :hehe:

Tu_triky wrote:

yes i deplore the captive state of takoyaki...the confines of artificial constraints imposed upon them doesn't allow them to exist in their natural free range habitat.

On the other hand, maybe I am inhumane too. I dont really care what happens to captive takoyaki. :ashamed:


:sweat:

Eve wrote:


On the other hand, maybe I am inhumane too. I dont really care what happens to captive takoyaki. :ashamed:


:sweat:

no double standard Eve :) love you beastmaster....:P

Someone has waaaaaay too much time on their hands...

Yeah...the person made a whole series of those crack-subs... :hehe:

Anyone seen this? (sound and video quality not that great but it's amazing to watch nevertheless)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E51DyWl_q0c