Vegan takes BBQing Neighbour to court

by bigfellascott » 06 Sep 2019, 6:54 pm

Ziad wrote:Indians burn incense which can sink plus they use a lot of spices like garlic and turmeric etc but I agree it's a lethal concoction.

I love garlic and chilli myself, it's definitely a lethal combo going by the way my mate reacts when I fart! :silent:

by Member-Deleted » 06 Sep 2019, 7:05 pm

Yeah they did marksman but it makes me wonder with the hide of some people like this sheila complaining about meat cooking and cigarette smoke doesn't she go shopping because all the smokers are sitting at the front doors smoking and the smoke is everywhere but they are entitled to their smokes I don't smoke never have but if they smoke outside its ok by me but not inside those people have rights but so do we I don't know what she's trying to prove maybe the vegan people are footing the bill to prove something I don't give them the time or give any weight to their plight as they think it's ok to break the law to save the animals and make peoples lives miserable on their farms and such people are arseholes in my books

by bigfellascott » 06 Sep 2019, 7:15 pm

I wonder what she would have thought of our little BBQ today, we had lots of people come over to enjoy the smoke!

by Stix » 06 Sep 2019, 7:56 pm

I have friends who are "vegan"...& they are so because of their beliefs towards modern farming practices, & for the bloke, its mostly health reasons as he is for some strange reason allergic to many animal based protiens...
They are also "pro animal rights", & dont "like" what "we" do as a hobby... (killing animals).

Having ssid that, they are completely respectful of the fact i (& we) not only eat meat, but shoot/cull pest animals...
Infact they live in a rural town & have offered to help get me more properties to knock foxes over, as some of their friends have lost chickens & other pets to feral cats & foxes.

So i guess im saying, dont let those extremists get in your head mate...there are respectful vegans out there, respectful of us even...if you met them im sure you'd find they are just nice genuine humanitarians who dont eat animal products... :thumbsup:

And having ssid that...if i were you, id have chucked a couple of dead muddies in a pierced plastic bag & lobbed them up in that old neighbours gutter or under their deck before you left...!!... :lol:

by on_one_wheel » 06 Sep 2019, 7:57 pm

bigfellascott wrote:I wonder what she would have thought of our little BBQ today, we had lots of people come over to enjoy the smoke!

Mixed grill ?

by bigfellascott » 06 Sep 2019, 8:56 pm

on_one_wheel wrote:
bigfellascott wrote:I wonder what she would have thought of our little BBQ today, we had lots of people come over to enjoy the smoke!

Mixed grill ?

Yep and the parties still going apparently :lol:

I thought the rain we've been having for the last 5hrs would have dampened it's spirits but apparently not :wtf:

I'm surprised the windrows even started up again considering most of em were lit about 6wks ago, there were a couple still smoldering but the majority had no sign of life yet all 60 windrows are alight and spot firing all over the joint (the wind came in hard and next thing ya know, hey presto we need the firies.

by Stix » 06 Sep 2019, 9:24 pm

bigfellascott wrote:
on_one_wheel wrote:
bigfellascott wrote:I wonder what she would have thought of our little BBQ today, we had lots of people come over to enjoy the smoke!

Mixed grill ?

Yep and the parties still going apparently I thought the rain we've been having for the last 5hrs would have dampened it's spirits but apparently not

I'm surprised the windrows even started up again considering most of em were lit about 6wks ago, there were a couple still smoldering but the majority had no sign of life yet all 60 windrows are alight and spot firing all over the joint (the wind came in hard and next thing ya know, hey presto we need the firies.

You seem a little too excited about the firemen coming to town... :shock:

by Member-Deleted » 06 Sep 2019, 10:19 pm

Hey Stix mate no disrespect to your friends or the like but I probably didn't make it very clear but I was referring to that sheila and her friends that seem to think that trespassing and terrorising farm families as well as breaking the law for their cause I to rarely eat meat because of my health on saying that I do dislike people who force their beliefs onto others and go to the extreme in doing so I know that there are good and bad in all walks of life but it's the extremists that I have no time for also my mates daughter is full blown vegan but is appalled with the carrying on of the extreme vegans she states she can be a proper vegan without all the other trouble attached Again mate I meant no disrespect for your friends or any of their type of vegans it's just the A'Holes that cause trouble and the ones that give the good ones a bad name :thumbsup:

by Stix » 06 Sep 2019, 11:16 pm

No worries
I didnt take you as being disrespectful.. :thumbsup:

...i probably slightly misunderdtood you...

Yes those extremists need a good dose of the headmasters cane...!!..

:drinks:

by bigfellascott » 07 Sep 2019, 3:59 am

Stix wrote:
bigfellascott wrote:
on_one_wheel wrote:
bigfellascott wrote:I wonder what she would have thought of our little BBQ today, we had lots of people come over to enjoy the smoke!

Mixed grill ?

Yep and the parties still going apparently I thought the rain we've been having for the last 5hrs would have dampened it's spirits but apparently not

I'm surprised the windrows even started up again considering most of em were lit about 6wks ago, there were a couple still smoldering but the majority had no sign of life yet all 60 windrows are alight and spot firing all over the joint (the wind came in hard and next thing ya know, hey presto we need the firies.

You seem a little too excited about the firemen coming to town...

You'd be happy to see em too if ya next-door neighbours place is ready to go up at any second, the fire just jumped the fence and a min later they were there thank f*** - we didn't call em and not sure who did but glad they did in the end cos we weren't going to handle what was coming if they didn't show. Once the high winds showed up it was all over for us and what we had to fight the fires with (spray bottles you use to spray weeds with and about 100ltr of water) :drinks:

She should be out now with the rain we've been getting and the snow that's coming should help too (mind you it had plenty of both over the last mth yet it still flared up again. :unknown:

by Member-Deleted » 07 Sep 2019, 8:10 am

Yes BFS its scary times in situations like that and you are glad for the boys to show but there are times when even they can't save anything like the end of last year up here there wasn't a blade of grass for 40klm around where I live also lost houses and sheds and for weeks after , the stench of cooked meat of cattle and native animals then the smell of rotting meat most animals were buried but some couldn't be got at so were left to rot where they were burnt so miss anti B-B-Q lady would certainly have complained so maybe if she doesn't like smoke from the B-B-Q or the likes then I suggest she move to Antarctica or some where like that

by bigfellascott » 07 Sep 2019, 11:46 am

Yes BFS its scary times in situations like that and you are glad for the boys to show but there are times when even they can't save anything like the end of last year up here there wasn't a blade of grass for 40klm around where I live also lost houses and sheds and for weeks after , the stench of cooked meat of cattle and native animals then the smell of rotting meat most animals were buried but some couldn't be got at so were left to rot where they were burnt so miss anti B-B-Q lady would certainly have complained so maybe if she doesn't like smoke from the B-B-Q or the likes then I suggest she move to Antarctica or some where like that

Too right GDB, they can't save every situation, we were lucky really as it could have been bloody serious.

As for the Oxygen thief, send her to Mars, that way no poor bastard has to deal with her s**t!