Sparrow summarily executed

**ichi** · 11-17-2005, 22:20

Originally Posted by AdrianII

Alternatively, they could insert members of the Dutch government as live push-overs in some of the arrays. They would topple so smoothly nobody would notice.

But would they have the mass to continue the domino chain of events?

ichi

**Adrian II** · 11-17-2005, 22:48

Originally Posted by ichi

But would they have the mass to continue the domino chain of events?

ichi

Granted, they would have trouble competing with the sparrow.

**miho** · 11-20-2005, 13:13

I've watched some of it on tv last night. It was fun to see them fall. Dominos of course, not sparrows.

**Adrian II** · 11-20-2005, 18:54

Originally Posted by miho

It was fun to see them fall.

It was awesome.

**Fragony** · 11-20-2005, 19:08

Originally Posted by AdrianII

It was awesome.

So neither of us did get any fun saturday huh

**Strike For The South** · 11-20-2005, 19:46

Im at loss is this what people worry about in Europe? If I want to see a domino show I will do anything to make it so. Club a baby seal yes Kill my father yes Eat at Arbys yes

**Big King Sanctaphrax** · 11-20-2005, 19:51

The real question is, was there a second gunman?

I personally support the magic air-rifle pellet theory.

**Kanamori** · 11-20-2005, 19:59

The real question is, was there a second gunman?

I personally support the magic air-rifle pellet theory.

I hate Kennedy conspiracy theorists; I had a bunch of morons in my Social Studies 9 class.

**ichi** · 11-20-2005, 20:03

Originally Posted by Big King Sanctaphrax

The real question is, was there a second gunman?

I personally support the magic air-rifle pellet theory.

That's pretty funny

The government should accuse the sparrow of possessing WMDs, that'll give them a great excuse for killing it

ichi

**Soulforged** · 11-20-2005, 18:47

But the Animal Protection Society didn't think so. They were enraged that the precious life of a sparrow, a protected animal at that, would be sacrificed on the altar of tv ratings, commercial advertising and the prestige of tv-bosses, some anchormen and one admittedly scrumptious anchorwoman. Websites were soon replete with death threats against the henchman, the pest control firm had to shut down for the week. A marginal Animal Rights group filed a criminal complaint against the organisation, a radio dj has awarded 4000 euro to whoever manages to topple the domino stones prior to next Friday's event, and the tv channel has hired a private security firm to establish a large 'safety cordon' around the facility to protect the event from 'further acts of terrorism'.

WOW If I told you the things that happened here, you wouldn't believe me.
Yes it's funny. I don't care animals being shooted for food or for science (or killed by any means for that purpose), but when it's for pure cruelty or just because someone wants to follow with an pointless enterprise, then I don't like it. However I don't think that a demand is proper, it's too much, not to talk about the other stupidities that they did.