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Old 12-12-2012, 11:13 AM
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i've done more of those than my husband, nothing to it. they may be fascinated by it too.
Might be. If they take after me, probably not. Nothing visual bothers me much. Smells are what get to me somewhat. Their mother does surgical procedures, so they probably won't be bothered, if they inherited any of that. I think I'd just as soon they confined their killing to Nintendo or Wii, but probably fat chance of that. I did plenty of hunting in my day and lived to tell the tale. Probably just being overprotective, but it kinda scares me when they're out there with a bunch of armed men. Actually, probably scarier in my day when there was no such thing as a hunter safety course.
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Old 12-12-2012, 11:18 AM
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Might be. If they take after me, probably not. Nothing visual bothers me much. Smells are what get to me somewhat. Their mother does surgical procedures, so they probably won't be bothered, if they inherited any of that. I think I'd just as soon they confined their killing to Nintendo or Wii, but probably fat chance of that. I did plenty of hunting in my day and lived to tell the tale. Probably just being overprotective, but it kinda scares me when they're out there with a bunch of armed men. Actually, probably scarier in my day when there was no such thing as a hunter safety course.
i think it's just scarier when it's your kid or grandkid. my son bought a motorcycle. i've ridden them, no big deal. i'd rather he didn't have it. you don't worry about yourself, apparently it's all saved up for the next generations...
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Old 12-12-2012, 11:42 AM
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i think it's just scarier when it's your kid or grandkid. my son bought a motorcycle. i've ridden them, no big deal. i'd rather he didn't have it. you don't worry about yourself, apparently it's all saved up for the next generations...
Yes, I know what you mean about the motorcycle. My grandkids have these little electric 4 wheelers now and so far they haven't been a problem. They won't go very fast, but they are heavy and could roll over on a child. I am usually out with them when they are riding and screaming at them when they try to run over each other or take corners too fast. Not sure when it's coming, but know wife will be buying them something bigger and more dangerous before long, but my kids also had a motorcycle and survived it. Hopefully, they'll be ok. Worry, about the older boy most. He is the thrill-seeker type. 11 years old and has already broken his arm twice.
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