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    Huge

    What you said aboud all of those animales, fish and trees? What is your opinion?
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    I think it is wrong to kill them.. soo big and pretty.. expecially they mooseish dude!!! and the big fishy... all the other ones didn't look dead, or dead on purpose... but there is no need to kill them!!!!

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    Especially upseting was the giant vegetable.... let it grow! What has it every done to you???
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    Suddenly I have a real hankering for calamari...

    I have the utmost respect for animals and trees that make it to such an old age intact. (I should be so lucky.) Most fishermen and hunters that I know who catch something unusually enormous or venerably old set the thing free, or pass on taking the shot. Why don't the teenagers I fence take that approach to me?

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    easy.... you've not reached the "venerable" stage yet! Nor are you "enormous" probably.
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    That giant cabbage in the back of the truck in the 4th picture, I think that's a vegetable not an animal. Not sure. Somebody confirm this, please.

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    Quote Originally Posted by swordwench
    Suddenly I have a real hankering for calamari...

    I have the utmost respect for animals and trees that make it to such an old age intact. (I should be so lucky.) Most fishermen and hunters that I know who catch something unusually enormous or venerably old set the thing free, or pass on taking the shot. Why don't the teenagers I fence take that approach to me?
    If i ever fence you, remind me of this post...... and.. i will make sure i let you get out of the bout with a broken hip/... k?

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    Quote Originally Posted by cornflower
    That giant cabbage in the back of the truck in the 4th picture, I think that's a vegetable not an animal. Not sure. Somebody confirm this, please.
    I was going to say that exact same thing...
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    And at least one of those pictures, the animals aren't really that big -- the picture of squid on the beach. They've put the camera down at ankle level, and you're seeing people in the background, which may look small compared to the squid -- but that's only because the squid are much closer to the camera.

    (I believe that was from last year's beaching of squid in SoCal -- that looks like the beach at La Jolla. The squid were large for the area, but only about 12-24" in size...)

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    F'ing Gross!

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    Well I'll bet that hunter feels like a big man. I find this sort of hunting a bit distasteful - it's hardly sport. Moving on ... there's also a tree on that list as well. And what the HELL is that thing 5 pics down. It looks like something from Starship Troopers ...

    And by the way the final pic is a photoshop job. That arthropod (horseshoe crab) doesn't grow that big.

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    That could be said about all of the pictures.

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