post your sexy pics here

[Lord Foul]

Can we just go back to posting pictures of awesome/fucked up animals and/or hot bitches?

 

[Dead_Lioness]

I'm in for hot bitches. Post away.

 

[Dead_Lioness]

How else will we get that delicious Foie Grois?

It's Foie Gras......

 

[Chromatose]

BBC Article banning duck feeding in Gloustershire.

I love the BBC.

Similar article, this time in Teeside.

Thus far I'm really only finding negative duck feeding stories in relation to the other effects of bread, not necessarily the killing of ducks.

Stuart Johnston, park manager at the visitors' centre overlooking the lake in Albert Park, said: "We are trying to get the message across that feeding bread to the ducks is not necessarily a good thing.

"There is no harm in it in itself, but if you come back at the end of the day there are literally rafts of bread that the ducks won't touch.

Bread is the major evil here that we need to focus on. LEAVE THE DUCKS ALONE HIPPIES.

EAT MEAT NOT BREAD

 

[Chromatose]

It's Foie Gras......

Obviously

 

[Dead_Lioness]

Oh I didn't see you changed it already...

 

[derek]

I've killed so many wildfowl in cars it's unreal. If I was to actively save ducks now I'd be a hypocrite.

 

[Captain Beard]

I've hit many cats and skunks. They're damn hard to miss in the dark.

 

[Chromatose]

At least the duck bread death myth was debunked. We can move on with our lives.

 

[Dead_Lioness]

Uh no it wasn't.............. One BBC story is not "a fact"...

 

[Dead_Lioness]

But please, do go on with your life, make sure to feed a lot of stale bread to all the TX ducks.

 

[Captain Beard]

Stop this nonsense, you'll both make Cara cry!

 

[Dead_Lioness]

What nonsense? We are not "fighting" just "postin' "

 

[Chromatose]

From The Royal Society For the Protection of Birds

http://www.rspb.org.uk

All types of bread are acceptable to birds, but ideally only if it is just one component in a varied diet. Bread does not contain the necessary protein and fat birds need from their diet, and so it can act as an empty filler. A bird that is on a diet of predominantly or only bread can suffer from serious vitamin deficiencies or starve.

Only put out an amount that birds will eat in a day. Bread left on the ground overnight can attract rats. Soaked bread is more easily ingested than stale dry bread, and brown bread is better than white. During the breeding season, crumble the bread into tiny pieces so that it is only eaten by the adult birds, and never put out an amount that will last more than one hour. Dry chunks of bread will choke baby birds, and a chick on a diet of bread may not develop into a healthy fledgling.

Crumbled bread is suitable in small quantities, but moisten if very dry. Brown is better than white. Although bread is not harmful, it should not be offered in large quantities, since its nutritional value is relatively low.

 

[Lunar Still]

I'm in for hot bitches. Post away.

Yes, more pics of female dogs in ovens, please.

 

[Chromatose]

ALL ONE

I DREAM OF A FUTURE WHERE DUCKS AND HUMANS CAN SHARE A SANDWICH SIDE BY SIDE

WITHOUT FEAR OF DISCRIMINATION

 

[Dead_Lioness]

From The Royal Society For the Protection of Birds

http://www.rspb.org.uk

All types of bread are acceptable to birds, but ideally only if it is just one component in a varied diet. Bread does not contain the necessary protein and fat birds need from their diet, and so it can act as an empty filler. A bird that is on a diet of predominantly or only bread can suffer from serious vitamin deficiencies or starve.

Only put out an amount that birds will eat in a day. Bread left on the ground overnight can attract rats. Soaked bread is more easily ingested than stale dry bread, and brown bread is better than white. During the breeding season, crumble the bread into tiny pieces so that it is only eaten by the adult birds, and never put out an amount that will last more than one hour. Dry chunks of bread will choke baby birds, and a chick on a diet of bread may not develop into a healthy fledgling.

Crumbled bread is suitable in small quantities, but moisten if very dry. Brown is better than white. Although bread is not harmful, it should not be offered in large quantities, since its nutritional value is relatively low.

wow, you found one site. congrats.

http://www.dec.ny.gov/animals/7001.html

http://www.spokanecity.org/services/articles/?ArticleID=1653

http://www.duckrescuenetwork.org/duck_care.html

http://www.seaandsageaudubon.org/BirdInfo/Ducks&Geese.pdf

http://www.audubonportland.org/livingwithwildlife/brochures/Waterfowl

 

[Dead_Lioness]

ALL ONE

I DREAM OF A FUTURE WHERE DUCKS AND HUMANS CAN SHARE A SANDWICH SIDE BY SIDE

WITHOUT FEAR OF DISCRIMINATION

hahaha that actually made me laugh

 

[Tide In Mind Out]

Sheesh...we only had a few slices to begin with. And it wasn't stale, it was just expired. As far as any being left behind to rot - no. I saw every last piece eaten. Sure if they gorge and gorge and gorge on anything, that is bad. People around here don't feed ducks very much in the winter, so it's not like they've been fed ridiculous amounts of bread over the last several months. Today was just an unusually warm day. This wasn't white bread either, it was wheat. Wild bird seed contains grain. Wheat is a grain *shrug*

But then again, even if we were feeding the ducks food which is nutritionally perfect for them, it would still be wrong due to all the other reasons :Smug:

I think what's worse for the ducks then being directly fed bread, is consuming all the other trash that people leave behind.

 

[Lunar Still]

Those ducks need to stay at their own damn water fountains.