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#1 Jan 14 2011 at 2:16 PM Rating: Good
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A wounded fox shot its would be killer in Belarus by pulling the trigger on the hunter's gun as the pair scuffled after the man tried to finish the animal off with the butt of the rifle, media said Thursday.

The unnamed hunter, who had approached the fox after wounding it from a distance, was in hospital with a leg wound, while the fox made its escape, media said, citing prosecutors from the Grodno region.

"The animal fiercely resisted and in the struggle accidentally pulled the trigger with its paw," one prosecutor was quoted as saying.

Fox-hunting is popular in the picturesque farming region of northwestern Belarus which borders Poland.
#2 Jan 14 2011 at 2:17 PM Rating: Good
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Prosecutors? Are they trying to get the hunter and the fox both on attempted murder charges?
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#3 Jan 14 2011 at 2:18 PM Rating: Good
Shaowstrike the Shady wrote:
Prosecutors? Are they trying to get the hunter and the fox both on attempted murder charges?
Just the fox.
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Shaowstrike the Shady wrote:
Prosecutors? Are they trying to get the hunter and the fox both on attempted murder charges?
Just the fox.


Alert Fox News! See if they can turn this into a species-ism issue.
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Fox News won't care. It didn't happen to Republicans.
It was right the first time. They still report on Democrats, just with their own "spin".
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#8 Jan 15 2011 at 2:03 AM Rating: Decent
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I'm sure it wasn't an accident.
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What the ****?
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What the @#%^?
It's based on a 1977 novel The Plague Dogs, by the same author as Watershed Down. Seems like a good enough novel. Sadly, it isn't a Kindle title or I'd have bought it to read.
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#12 Jan 15 2011 at 7:50 PM Rating: Good
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50k+ posts, and that' the first to disturb me. Grats.
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It's based on a 1977 novel The Plague Dogs, by the same author as Watershed Watership Down.
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#14 Jan 15 2011 at 9:25 PM Rating: Decent
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Pawkeshup Quick Hands wrote:
It's based on a 1977 novel The Plague Dogs, by the same author as Watershed Watership Down.
That too.
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Pawkeshup Quick Hands wrote:
It's based on a 1977 novel The Plague Dogs, by the same author as Watership Down. Seems like a good enough novel. Sadly, it isn't a Kindle title or I'd have bought it to read.

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Pawkeshup Quick Hands wrote:
It's based on a 1977 novel The Plague Dogs, by the same author as Watershed Down. Seems like a good enough novel. Sadly, it isn't a Kindle title or I'd have bought it to read.

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#16 Jan 16 2011 at 1:45 PM Rating: Good
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Pawkeshup Quick Hands wrote:
It's based on a 1977 novel The Plague Dogs, by the same author as Watershed Down. Seems like a good enough novel. Sadly, it isn't a Kindle title or I'd have bought it to read.
Are you suggesting that italicizing book titles is incorrect?
#17 Jan 16 2011 at 3:44 PM Rating: Good
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Are you suggesting that italicizing book titles is incorrect?

I was taught MLA style and had to do a fair amount of handwriting, so it was pretty much always wrong to italicize for us. A quick google search reveals it appears to be entirely acceptable in type format and in some instances preferred.

I'm fairly vexed to discover this fact. I hate English so much.
#18 Jan 16 2011 at 8:12 PM Rating: Good
English can be fairly vexatious.
#19 Jan 16 2011 at 9:21 PM Rating: Decent
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Allegory wrote:
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Are you suggesting that italicizing book titles is incorrect?

I was taught MLA style and had to do a fair amount of handwriting, so it was pretty much always wrong to italicize for us. A quick google search reveals it appears to be entirely acceptable in type format and in some instances preferred.

I'm fairly vexed to discover this fact. I hate English so much.
English is the black hole sucking all other languages down to their doom.
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#20 Jan 17 2011 at 12:22 AM Rating: Excellent
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Pawkeshup Quick Hands wrote:
Allegory wrote:
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Are you suggesting that italicizing book titles is incorrect?

I was taught MLA style and had to do a fair amount of handwriting, so it was pretty much always wrong to italicize for us. A quick google search reveals it appears to be entirely acceptable in type format and in some instances preferred.

I'm fairly vexed to discover this fact. I hate English so much.
English is the black hole sucking all other languages down to their doom.


So the U.S. is not so much a melting pot, but more like an event horizon?
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So the U.S. is not so much a melting pot, but more like an event horizon?
No. I don't think most North Americans actually know what English sounds like.
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#22 Jan 19 2011 at 11:29 AM Rating: Decent
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Maybe it did a barrel roll?
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Uglysasquatch wrote:
Shaowstrike the Shady wrote:
So the U.S. is not so much a melting pot, but more like an event horizon?
No. I don't think most North Americans actually know what English sounds like.

It sounds like american don't it?
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Americans in 1776 did have British accents in that American accents and British accents hadn’t yet diverged. That’s not too surprising.

What’s surprising, though, is that those accents were much closer to today’s American accents than to today’s British accents. While both have changed over time, it’s actually British accents that have changed much more drastically since then.



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How would someone go about proving how something sounded 200 years ago?
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#26 Jan 24 2011 at 6:54 PM Rating: Excellent
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How would someone go about proving how something sounded 200 years ago?


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