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[oddreee]

So my friends Dave, James and I were reminiscing recently about the solid 40 minutes of fun we had a few years ago playing a remarkable boardgame called "Outdoor Life." Outdoor Life tests players' knowledge in many key areas, such as fly-tying, firearm use, firearm safety, firearm maintenance, and firearm purchase. But the best question we could

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The games people play

[sebitto]

That sounds like a great game, but do they have any questions regarding Apes? Like what planet they all come from...

You know...

[ally_in_canada]

I can't imagine a hawk would be easier to kill than a deer (greater surface area, and the whole flying thing). They must be judging it using brain pan capacity. Which still doesn't make much sense.

Hmm...

AWESOMELY AWESOME!

[hobarney]

i would just like to say how great you guys to have sent mel and i an invitation to your wedding - they looked really nice, and was completely unexpected. the stamp on the back with your names was great :D

once again guys, thanks very much for including us people so (unhappily) far away

But which animal is the most emotionally mature?

[emisquee]

I disagree with Outdoor Life's conclusion - deers are easily misled. How dumb are Santa's deer? They can FLY, so why don't they just fly off and dump that fat arse with the whip? Foxes are foxy and you can only be foxy or brainy, not both. So really, the hawk is the smartest animal. Take THAT Outdoor Life!