Seriously...ease up. You both made your point
A question concerning me
- Thread starter NicAuf
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i'll be good 
Where the hell did that come from? And what kind of response were you expecting when you started a thread to tell us you needlessly killed a baby bird? I have very strong views on the matter but did I ever insult you? No! So chill the fuck out!:mad
No one can claim to have never erred in judgement, and no one can expect to be believed if they make such a claim. We may have each done something different than the OP, and each will have our own reasons based on individual ethics. We call these misguided actions "lessons", and we all become better people based on making such mistakes and learning from them. Likely everyone here has done something equal to, or worse than killing a baby bird.....and perhaps with far more sinister intent.
People who live in Glass Houses..................................
People who live in Glass Houses..................................
I didn't mean all of you sounded like pricks just two in particular, and you're not one of them Peter. Sorry for the confusion.
Also when I started this thread the purpose wasn't to tell you guys how I needlessly killed a baby bird, it was to ask your opinions on if what I did was right or wrong. Obviously after looking at the responses I did the wrong thing. However now I know what to do if I come across the situation again.
Finally, I'm not a man to hold a grudge so to the people I called pricks, and you know who you are, I am sorry. I have a bad temper, my bad.
Oh, ok then, maybe you should have worded it better though. I didn't have a pop at you because I thought you did it out of ignorance only and I hope our advice helps if you're in that situation again.
Is it bad that I ate the cat after I killed it?
Boomer yer begging for a foot in your ass, lol.
And Peter and Nic, thanks for working it out the NICE way, rep for you both <3
And Peter and Nic, thanks for working it out the NICE way, rep for you both <3
Well my grandfather who was a forest ranger in upstate NY always told me... If you kill it, you eat it.
I mixed it up with hamburger helper. Not bad.
I would have left it alone, or just moved it to a safer place, let nature take it's own course. The mother could have come for it, or it could have been eaten, but either way, that's nature's call.