In article , Capt. JG
wrote:

"Peter Wiley" wrote in message
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seagull = winged rat.

PDW

I thought that until I saw one standing on top of a log, which was floating
vertically in the water. If it hadn't been for the gull, I would have missed
the log and the boat would have probably been holed.

One use for them I suppose. Another is testing your aim with a pistol.

PDW

I believe they are protected here.

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"Peter Wiley" wrote in message
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In article , Capt. JG
wrote:

"Peter Wiley" wrote in message
. ..
seagull = winged rat.

PDW

I thought that until I saw one standing on top of a log, which was
floating
vertically in the water. If it hadn't been for the gull, I would have
missed
the log and the boat would have probably been holed.

One use for them I suppose. Another is testing your aim with a pistol.

PDW

So....... what's your point?

PDW
In article , Capt. JG
wrote:

I believe they are protected here.

That your target practice would result in a fine.

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"Peter Wiley" wrote in message
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So....... what's your point?

PDW
In article , Capt. JG
wrote:

I believe they are protected here.

Not only that... here you go straight to jail. I know, I had a guy
throw in jail for hitting a seagull with a big rock and breaking it's
back. Then the dip**** did not have the balls to get the bird out of
the water and end it's suffering. The Sherriff was there in 5 min , was
not amused, and hauled his ass straight to jail. Took a 50,000 dollar
bail bond to get him out.

He was a yard hand working for Halliburton. They fired him.

Joe