America..why won't you just ban the fucking gun?

[BurtReynolds]

i was really hoping to see a Tranny/Redemption battle royale. Two intellectual titans going at it over gun control!

But they dropped the ball.

[Tranny Cheeks]

U.guys r making me use my.brain too much. Im goin drinkin n.gettn.ready.for football! And.stop making me.post.twice..I only have one active account

[BurtReynolds]

you are a disappointment in so many ways.

[Tranny Cheeks]

Burt...I wasnt aware I.was.even in a battle...BUT first football.game of year...gotta get my mexican taco ingredients make my peach sangria....maybe I get drink and.give out my cell number.again

[Norah]

http://www.wmur.com/news/gray-fox-attac ... y/35195300

DERRY, N.H. —A fox that attacked a father and his 10-year-old daughter in a Derry park Wednesday night tested positive for rabies.

Police said the animal bit the two before the man was able to kill it with a handgun. The girl's father, Brian DiPerri, said his daughter was playing with a group of other children when something charged from the woods and bit her on the foot.

DiPerri said that at first, everyone thought it was a cat. He said he was with a group of people handing out baseball uniforms when the fox attacked.

"A group of about eight girls headed back to where their parents were standing, screaming and yelling," he said. "We didn't realize what was going on until they got back, and there was a fox following the group of eight girls."

DiPerri said his priority was to get the fox away from his daughter and everyone else.

"We got the fox away from her. The fox headed back toward the woods," he said. "We proceeded to follow it to keep it away from the group of people, and it turned and attacked myself and one of the other coaches."

DiPerri said the fox bit him on the leg. He had a pistol on him, and he shot the animal.

"You really don't think too much. You just react," he said. "And it was to keep the fox away from the kids, because it's not common to see animals chasing children, let alone a group of people."

Derry police had the fox tested for rabies, and late Thursday, the results came back to confirm the animal had the disease.

"There's a brook that runs through here and some other things that will be attractive to wildlife, but for an animal to come out and attack a person, that's pretty unusual," Capt. Vernon Thomas said.

DiPerri said he and his daughter have already started the rabies treatment.

"It's just a relief that she didn't get badly bitten," he said. "I wasn't badly bitten. We do have rounds of shots to go through for the next four weeks, but once treated, it just goes away."

Officials said it's important to be aware of wildlife and give them their space.

[E.H. Ruddock]

http://www.wmur.com/news/gray-fox-attacks-10yearold-in-derry/35195300

DERRY, N.H. —A fox that attacked a father and his 10-year-old daughter in a Derry park Wednesday night tested positive for rabies.

Police said the animal bit the two before the man was able to kill it with a handgun. The girl's father, Brian DiPerri, said his daughter was playing with a group of other children when something charged from the woods and bit her on the foot.

DiPerri said that at first, everyone thought it was a cat. He said he was with a group of people handing out baseball uniforms when the fox attacked.

"A group of about eight girls headed back to where their parents were standing, screaming and yelling," he said. "We didn't realize what was going on until they got back, and there was a fox following the group of eight girls."

DiPerri said his priority was to get the fox away from his daughter and everyone else.

"We got the fox away from her. The fox headed back toward the woods," he said. "We proceeded to follow it to keep it away from the group of people, and it turned and attacked myself and one of the other coaches."

DiPerri said the fox bit him on the leg. He had a pistol on him, and he shot the animal.

"You really don't think too much. You just react," he said. "And it was to keep the fox away from the kids, because it's not common to see animals chasing children, let alone a group of people."

Derry police had the fox tested for rabies, and late Thursday, the results came back to confirm the animal had the disease.

"There's a brook that runs through here and some other things that will be attractive to wildlife, but for an animal to come out and attack a person, that's pretty unusual," Capt. Vernon Thomas said.

DiPerri said he and his daughter have already started the rabies treatment.

"It's just a relief that she didn't get badly bitten," he said. "I wasn't badly bitten. We do have rounds of shots to go through for the next four weeks, but once treated, it just goes away."

Officials said it's important to be aware of wildlife and give them their space.

If that guy didn't have a gun there would be like 20 people with rabies right now. That guy is an American hero.

[Norah]

http://www.wmur.com/news/gray-fox-attacks-10yearold-in-derry/35195300

DERRY, N.H. —A fox that attacked a father and his 10-year-old daughter in a Derry park Wednesday night tested positive for rabies.

Police said the animal bit the two before the man was able to kill it with a handgun. The girl's father, Brian DiPerri, said his daughter was playing with a group of other children when something charged from the woods and bit her on the foot.

DiPerri said that at first, everyone thought it was a cat. He said he was with a group of people handing out baseball uniforms when the fox attacked.

"A group of about eight girls headed back to where their parents were standing, screaming and yelling," he said. "We didn't realize what was going on until they got back, and there was a fox following the group of eight girls."

DiPerri said his priority was to get the fox away from his daughter and everyone else.

"We got the fox away from her. The fox headed back toward the woods," he said. "We proceeded to follow it to keep it away from the group of people, and it turned and attacked myself and one of the other coaches."

DiPerri said the fox bit him on the leg. He had a pistol on him, and he shot the animal.

"You really don't think too much. You just react," he said. "And it was to keep the fox away from the kids, because it's not common to see animals chasing children, let alone a group of people."

Derry police had the fox tested for rabies, and late Thursday, the results came back to confirm the animal had the disease.

"There's a brook that runs through here and some other things that will be attractive to wildlife, but for an animal to come out and attack a person, that's pretty unusual," Capt. Vernon Thomas said.

DiPerri said he and his daughter have already started the rabies treatment.

"It's just a relief that she didn't get badly bitten," he said. "I wasn't badly bitten. We do have rounds of shots to go through for the next four weeks, but once treated, it just goes away."

Officials said it's important to be aware of wildlife and give them their space.

If that guy didn't have a gun there would be like 20 people with rabies right now. That guy is an American hero.

Or they could have, ya know, not followed it into the woods.

[B]

Or they could have, ya know, not followed it into the woods.

How is that even an option?

[E.H. Ruddock]

http://www.wmur.com/news/gray-fox-attacks-10yearold-in-derry/35195300

DERRY, N.H. —A fox that attacked a father and his 10-year-old daughter in a Derry park Wednesday night tested positive for rabies.

Police said the animal bit the two before the man was able to kill it with a handgun. The girl's father, Brian DiPerri, said his daughter was playing with a group of other children when something charged from the woods and bit her on the foot.

DiPerri said that at first, everyone thought it was a cat. He said he was with a group of people handing out baseball uniforms when the fox attacked.

"A group of about eight girls headed back to where their parents were standing, screaming and yelling," he said. "We didn't realize what was going on until they got back, and there was a fox following the group of eight girls."

DiPerri said his priority was to get the fox away from his daughter and everyone else.

"We got the fox away from her. The fox headed back toward the woods," he said. "We proceeded to follow it to keep it away from the group of people, and it turned and attacked myself and one of the other coaches."

DiPerri said the fox bit him on the leg. He had a pistol on him, and he shot the animal.

"You really don't think too much. You just react," he said. "And it was to keep the fox away from the kids, because it's not common to see animals chasing children, let alone a group of people."

Derry police had the fox tested for rabies, and late Thursday, the results came back to confirm the animal had the disease.

"There's a brook that runs through here and some other things that will be attractive to wildlife, but for an animal to come out and attack a person, that's pretty unusual," Capt. Vernon Thomas said.

DiPerri said he and his daughter have already started the rabies treatment.

"It's just a relief that she didn't get badly bitten," he said. "I wasn't badly bitten. We do have rounds of shots to go through for the next four weeks, but once treated, it just goes away."

Officials said it's important to be aware of wildlife and give them their space.

If that guy didn't have a gun there would be like 20 people with rabies right now. That guy is an American hero.

Or they could have, ya know, not followed it into the woods.

If they wouldn't have, that fox would have gone on to terrorize who knows how many more thousands of people, Pete.

[McParadigm]

Do foxes meet thousands of people in ten days?

[Kaius]

Yes

[McParadigm]

Man. I feel like such a shut in.

[Simple Torture]

[Kaius]

Boy are they going to have a story to tell.

[E.H. Ruddock]

Do foxes meet thousands of people in ten days?

rabid ones do

[Kaius]

If one more person defends this rabid fox I'm going Rambo.

[Strat]

I was sitting on my couch a couple weeks ago and was started by some really absurd screeching sounds. I heard my neighbors above me get up and scury to the window. I did too. I heard the screeching again and looked out the window and a fox ran up the steps outside, stopped at the top, looked at me through the window and took off.

I didnt chase it.

[McParadigm]

You're so irresponsible

[Kaius]

It was chewing on his daughter you pussies.

[McParadigm]

It was chewing on his daughter you pussies.

Some things we do for rabies
And some flare out with love love love