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PostPosted: Sat Jan 25, 2003 2:18 pm
  

http://abcnews.go.com/wire/US/ap20030124_1796.html

guess that would be "instant karma"

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PostPosted: Sat Jan 25, 2003 9:02 pm
  

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As much as I don't like to see a person die, I don't like to see an animal take the brunt of an uncontrolled temper either. Instant Karma indeed Deb.


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It's hard to say something that doesn't sound crass and unfeeling toward the guy. All I can think of is, 'What Deb said.'


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PostPosted: Mon Jan 27, 2003 12:53 pm
  

Hmmmm, wonder if the wife "accidentally" loaded the gun (probably wasn't the first time he'd beat the dog--or wife--with the gun).


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I'll bet the dog shot him, but Johnny Cocoran and F. Lee Baily will get him off.


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I never beat my dog with a loaded gun, and if I did I would never let him near the trigger, besides he does not like guns very much since I went shooting with him and the automatic I was using discharged it's spend shell case and hit him. Boom, bang and that dog was out of there.
When my dog and I are in the woods, he chases things until they turn on him and chase him back to me, then I discharge the weapon into a nearby tree, flash, boom and the dog is safe and no one is hurt except for the tree.
I for one think that the dog was acting is self defense.


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Careful Nate, one of these days the tree might shoot back. Didn't you ever see "The Wizard of Oz"???


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... the Ents will not be happy with your shooting of trees....


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