Lumberg
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one of my all-time favorite words. bravo.Allofus123 said:disingenous
one of my all-time favorite words. bravo.Allofus123 said:disingenous
Just some updated info from local (Milwaukee) TV and papers.stevehawk said:Also, when he was caught, he was out of ammo. Can you imagine the toll if he had had more rounds?
Excellent Idea!!! Why can't you allways be this helpfull?other1 said:There is a little 'report' button at the top of every comment that will call it to Rod's attention. Feel free to press it if you so desire.
Excellent movie! Great lines! The history in it is cr**, they screw it up completly, but Val Kilmer plays his part great.Horse said:I've now found my newest...
"What do you think, darling? Should I hate him?"
"You don't even know him."
"Yes, but there's just something about him. Something around the eyes, I don't know, reminds me of... me. No. I'm sure of it, I hate him. "
You are very wrong on that assumtion. 3 of the 6 were from Rice Lake (Population 8,038 ), nowhere near being "city folk". Rice Lake is 51 miles from Hayward where the killings happened. Most were very experienced hunters, one of the dead hunted since he was 12.gibu said:I thought it very strange that the party shot at only had one gun between them all as well. I could be wrong here, but the key to me seems to be that it was a group from elswhere that comes to this property every year to hunt as a group. What you have here is a city folk expidition out to the country to hunt. The one gun they had may not have even been theres even, it may have been provided by the land owner. It's the least he could do for what hes charging those city folk and all.
Good point, good thing I included the "I could be wrong".Maggs44 said:You are very wrong on that assumtion. 3 of the 6 were from Rice Lake (Population 8,038 ), nowhere near being "city folk". Rice Lake is 51 miles from Hayward where the killings happened. Most were very experienced hunters, one of the dead hunted since he was 12.gibu said:I thought it very strange that the party shot at only had one gun between them all as well. I could be wrong here, but the key to me seems to be that it was a group from elswhere that comes to this property every year to hunt as a group. What you have here is a city folk expidition out to the country to hunt. The one gun they had may not have even been theres even, it may have been provided by the land owner. It's the least he could do for what hes charging those city folk and all.
The following From http://www.jsonline.com/news/state/nov04/277848.asp
Deer camps are an institution in Wisconsin - families, friends and co-workers get together each year on opening weekend to head into the woods and hunt.
Every year they gather: Sons joining their fathers; nephews and nieces joining their uncles; friends joining their hunting buddies - all making sure their vacation days coincide with the annual nine-day season.
So it was for Bob Crotteau and his son Joey, for Terry Willers and his daughter Jessica, for brothers-in-law Lauren Hesebeck and Denny Drew, for Crotteau's neighbor and fishing buddy, Al Laski, and for Mark Roidt, who was joining the deer camp on 400 acres in southern Sawyer County for the first time, a guest of Drew.
Jessica Willers, 27, lived in Green Bay but returned to her hometown to hunt with her Dad every year.
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Just thought I'd add some facts here, so people don't assume these were some sort of bumpkins out lost in the woods. Just because there was "only one gun" doesnt mean anything. They could have been going to the cabin to get their guns.
Maybe I misconstrued what some people meant, I know other people misconstrued some of what I meant.
Yea, if I managed to some how loose my mind and behave the same way (which has happened before I have to admit), I too would be eager to encourage people to just move on and forget about it as quickly as possible.other1 said:Kenny and I haven't said one word to eachother in about 20 posts yet people keep beating this dead horse. I'll say it for the third time. Enough is enough, let's move on. Does everyone really need to chime in on a matter that doesn't involve them?
I called Kenny a jackass, yes, this was rude. Let me take this moment to apologize, I shouldn't have taken things to such a childish level. I only did so out of frustration caused by what I saw as multiple personal attacks. Maybe I misconstrued what some people meant, I know other people misconstrued some of what I meant.
It's amazing all this started because of a simple joking comment I made, which, again, said NOTHING. Anyway, I've had enough. Topic closed as far as I'm concerned. Kenny, once again I apologize for name calling, it was uncalled for.
I don't know, I remember bigmac and another poor soul being chased from thread to thread about their wrongs. Whenever they tried to post, someone would follow and keep dragging stuff up. At least that isn't happening to you by someone and their vengeful friends. I think biggie wanted things dropped, but I don't remember people being too accomodating about that.other1 said:Kenny and I haven't said one word to eachother in about 20 posts yet people keep beating this dead horse. I'll say it for the third time. Enough is enough, let's move on. Does everyone really need to chime in on a matter that doesn't involve them?
I called Kenny a jackass, yes, this was rude. Let me take this moment to apologize, I shouldn't have taken things to such a childish level. I only did so out of frustration caused by what I saw as multiple personal attacks. Maybe I misconstrued what some people meant, I know other people misconstrued some of what I meant.
It's amazing all this started because of a simple joking comment I made, which, again, said NOTHING. Anyway, I've had enough. Topic closed as far as I'm concerned. Kenny, once again I apologize for name calling, it was uncalled for.