i must confess .........I AM A VICIOUS KILLER
my conscience is tortureing me .yep ,rototilled the garden yesterday .
poor worms ,killed them all. i can the the tree huggin protesters now .cruelty to worms ,i am finished .......
wrench
poor worms ,killed them all. i can the the tree huggin protesters now .cruelty to worms ,i am finished .......
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such weapons should be outlawed ....
ban all troybuilts !!
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Liquid Fire?
The Liquid Fire that I use is a powerful drain opener, thick, heavy and black, mostly sulfuric acid.0 -
hdwrench, you need to go to India and join the Jainism cult:
Non-violence (Ahimsa):
Among these five vows, non-violence (Ahimsa) is the cardinal
principle of Jainism and hence it is called the highest religious
principle, or the cornerstone of Jainism.
Non-violence is the supreme religion (Ahimsa parmo dharma)
It is repeatedly said by all Tirthankaras in Jain literature,
"Do not injure, abuse, oppress, enslave, insult, torment,
torture, or kill any creature or living being."
According to Jainism all living beings, irrespective of their
size, shape, or different spiritual developments are equal. No
living being has a right to harm, injure, or kill any other living
being, including animals, insects, and plants. Every living being has
a right to exist and it is necessary to live with every other living
being in perfect harmony and peace.
Nonviolence is based on love and kindness for all living beings.
Nonviolence in Jainism is not a negative virtue. It is based upon
the positive quality of universal love and compassion. One who is
actuated by this ideal cannot be indifferent to the suffering of
others.
Violence of every type should be completely forbidden. Mental
tortures by way of harsh words, actions, and any type of bodily
injuries should also be avoided. Even thinking evil of some one is
considered violence in Jainism.
Practically, it is impossible to survive without killing or injuring
some of the smallest living beings. Some lives are killed even
when we breathe, drink water, or eat food. Therefore, Jainism
says that minimum killing of the lowest form of life should be our
ideal for survival.
After you get your mind right on the non violence, you can move on to the rest of the Five Great Vows:
Five Great Vows (Maha-vratas)
Right knowledge, right faith, and right conduct are the three
most essentials for attaining liberation.
one must observe the five great vows:
1. Non-violence - Ahimsa
2. Truth - Satya
3. Non-stealing - Achaurya or Asteya
4. Celibacy/Chastity - Brahmacharya
5. Non-attachment/Non-possession - Aparigraha
Once you have mastered the non violence, hdwrench, go for that fourth one. Just think, twenty years of that Brahmacharya will make a new man out of you.0 -
I hold that you are not evil, just stupid. Ya coulda took 'em fishin'... 0 -
i was an accessory to a vicious killing today, watched my buddy pull start his push mower after a 5 ft black snack crawled under the deck and up on the blades..... [:D] pictures would be to graphic for the weak 0 -
Earthworms are the best thing that can happen to your garden soil. If they are grubs, kill all of them little bassets.
(For He Dog: Yes, I know grubs ain't worms)0
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