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Originally posted by udontknowme:dont you know that there is always this little fairy watching over us??
she will see it...
and she in turn will tell the other fairies...
and in the end, the whole world will know
ok...i have no idea what kinda shit im talking about...
are you like high on drugs? did you associate too much with alex or maro? -
http://www.priorywoods.middlesbrough.sch.uk/circus/no.htmOriginally posted by mystiv:hey kantang
how to link the caged animals to animal cruelty huh?
http://www.captiveanimals.org/circuses/circus.htm
hope these will help.
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eh....why does everyone associate those two with drugs??Originally posted by hisoka:
are you like high on drugs? did you associate too much with alex or maro?
aiyah...its exams lah...they kill the brain... -
Originally posted by udontknowme:eh....why does everyone associate those two with drugs??
aiyah...its exams lah...they kill the brain...
no worries, after exams, its party time!!!!
so when's your outing? got target site and things to do? orgy arh?
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thanks loadsOriginally posted by udontknowme:http://www.priorywoods.middlesbrough.sch.uk/circus/no.htm
http://www.captiveanimals.org/circuses/circus.htm
hope these will help.
sorry my brain's not functioning all that well...
i owe you one -
Originally posted by udontknowme:
its what happens when your brain's fried...
take care of that computer. -
*faints*Originally posted by hisoka:
no worries, after exams, its party time!!!!
so when's your outing? got target site and things to do? orgy arh?
why you still remember the orgy ah...
lol
idk lah...see if im going to be grounded lor
things to do would obviously be eat.eat.eat.eat.eat!!! -
if you work hard, I think your folks might be less harsh on ya.Originally posted by udontknowme:*faints*
why you still remember the orgy ah...
lol
idk lah...see if im going to be grounded lor
things to do would obviously be eat.eat.eat.eat.eat!!! 
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first time some one invite me to orgy leh how can i forgetOriginally posted by udontknowme:*faints*
why you still remember the orgy ah...
lol
idk lah...see if im going to be grounded lor
things to do would obviously be eat.eat.eat.eat.eat!!!
after exams still ground you arh?
aiyah leaving le come otu and play lor. blackmail your parents that its like your last chance to see your friends here. and networkign might be important later on in life -
“Animals and birds should never be kept in cages”
Nature has it that the basic instinct of birds is to spread their wings and fly, and the natural instinct of land animals is to roam freely on land. It is this free-moving of the animals that make them unique in their own ways, and it saddens me greatly whenever I walk past a pet shop and see a bird trapped within the cage, struggling for its freedom. It is hence my firm belief that animals and birds should never be kept in cages.
As mentioned, it is the natural instinct of animals to roam around freely, without restrictions. By locking them up in a cage, we are depriving them of that freedom, perhaps even going against Nature in the process of doing so. Birds should be flying around freely, back to the sky where they belong, and not be kept in a cage for our selfish pleasure. If humans have the freedom to do what they want, like caging the animals, then all the more animals should have the freedom to decide where, and how they live; it is their life after all. Is it fair for us to deprive them of their freedom, confining their life to within the limited area of the cage? Certainly not. Who are we to talk about “freedom”, if we are contradicting ourselves in our actions?
While some may be mesmerized by the animal performances during a circus show, to me, the animal performances is actually a form of animal cruelty. Keeping the animals in cages, keeping them away from where they should be is certainly not a welcomed idea. Being caged often means a worse life for the animals. A perfect example would be the circus animals. Circus animals are often kept in cramped, unhealthy conditions, that they are transported in cages, which are too small for them and that they are cruelly treated by their trainers. Any circus animals are kept in small cages, not having any room to move around. In the wild, elephants might walk up to twenty miles every day but in a circus, they are chained up and not allowed to walk until they go into the ring to perform. They spend almost their entire day barely able to move, let alone being able to perform natural behaviors such as socializing. This creates stress and frustration and lead to abnormal behaviors such as rocking, swaying and nodding. It is clear for all to see why caging the animals is a form of cruelty.
Furthermore, more often than not, caged animals are unable to survive on their own once released. Over time, these animals get used to the comfort of their cage and tames gradually. They lose their basic instinct for survival in the wild and eventually end up in a state where they are unable to fend for themselves if released back to where they belong. Many may think, “I will take care of it till its death!” Noble thought, which unfortunately does not materialize often. There are definitely irresponsible pet owners out there who simply abandon their pet when they are sick of it. When that happens, these helpless animals are left to fend for themselves, with practically no knowledge on surviving in the wild. Some will survive, some get injured, some die. Indirectly, those who caged the animals become a ‘murderer’, and the ‘weapon of murder’ is none other than the cage.
While the desire to keep the animals in cages as pets may be great, greater should be the awareness of what will be the consequences of doing so. Unless you love cruelty, take joy in depriving the animals of their freedom, or enjoy having a part to play in their death, I strongly encourage that animals and birds should never, ever be kept in cages. Are you going to sacrifice the animals, just for your pleasure in keeping them, or for entertainment?
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*claps*.Originally posted by mystiv:“Animals and birds should never be kept in cages”
Nature has it that the basic instinct of birds is to spread their wings and fly, and the natural instinct of land animals is to roam freely on land. It is this free-moving of the animals that make them unique in their own ways, and it saddens me greatly whenever I walk past a pet shop and see a bird trapped within the cage, struggling for its freedom. It is hence my firm belief that animals and birds should never be kept in cages.
As mentioned, it is the natural instinct of animals to roam around freely, without restrictions. By locking them up in a cage, we are depriving them of that freedom, perhaps even going against Nature in the process of doing so. Birds should be flying around freely, back to the sky where they belong, and not be kept in a cage for our selfish pleasure. If humans have the freedom to do what they want, like caging the animals, then all the more animals should have the freedom to decide where, and how they live; it is their life after all. Is it fair for us to deprive them of their freedom, confining their life to within the limited area of the cage? Certainly not. Who are we to talk about “freedom”, if we are contradicting ourselves in our actions?
While some may be mesmerized by the animal performances during a circus show, to me, the animal performances is actually a form of animal cruelty. Keeping the animals in cages, keeping them away from where they should be is certainly not a welcomed idea. Being caged often means a worse life for the animals. A perfect example would be the circus animals. Circus animals are often kept in cramped, unhealthy conditions, that they are transported in cages, which are too small for them and that they are cruelly treated by their trainers. Any circus animals are kept in small cages, not having any room to move around. In the wild, elephants might walk up to twenty miles every day but in a circus, they are chained up and not allowed to walk until they go into the ring to perform. They spend almost their entire day barely able to move, let alone being able to perform natural behaviors such as socializing. This creates stress and frustration and lead to abnormal behaviors such as rocking, swaying and nodding. It is clear for all to see why caging the animals is a form of cruelty.
Furthermore, more often than not, caged animals are unable to survive on their own once released. Over time, these animals get used to the comfort of their cage and tames gradually. They lose their basic instinct for survival in the wild and eventually end up in a state where they are unable to fend for themselves if released back to where they belong. Many may think, “I will take care of it till its death!” Noble thought, which unfortunately does not materialize often. There are definitely irresponsible pet owners out there who simply abandon their pet when they are sick of it. When that happens, these helpless animals are left to fend for themselves, with practically no knowledge on surviving in the wild. Some will survive, some get injured, some die. Indirectly, those who caged the animals become a ‘murderer’, and the ‘weapon of murder’ is none other than the cage.
While the desire to keep the animals in cages as pets may be great, greater should be the awareness of what will be the consequences of doing so. Unless you love cruelty, take joy in depriving the animals of their freedom, or enjoy having a part to play in their death, I strongly encourage that animals and birds should never, ever be kept in cages. Are you going to sacrifice the animals, just for your pleasure in keeping them, or for entertainment?
crappy essay
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just some comments, you may want to use this to improvethe essay but feel free to disagree.Originally posted by mystiv:“Animals and birds should never be kept in cages”
Nature has it that the basic instinct of birds is to spread their wings and fly, and the natural instinct of land animals is to roam freely on land. It is this free-moving of the animals that make them unique in their own ways, and it saddens me greatly whenever I walk past a pet shop and see a bird trapped within the cage, struggling for its freedom. It is hence my firm belief that animals and birds should never be kept in cages.
As mentioned, it is the natural instinct of animals to roam around freely, without restrictions. By locking them up in a cage, we are depriving them of that freedom, perhaps even going against Nature in the process of doing so. Birds should be flying around freely, back to the sky where they belong, and not be kept in a cage for our selfish pleasure. If humans have the freedom to do what they want, like caging the animals, then all the more animals should have the freedom to decide where, and how they live; it is their life after all. Is it fair for us to deprive them of their freedom, confining their life to within the limited area of the cage? Certainly not. Who are we to talk about “freedom”, if we are contradicting ourselves in our actions?
While some may be mesmerized by the animal performances during a circus show, to me, the animal performances is actually a form of animal cruelty. Keeping the animals in cages, keeping them away from where they should be is certainly not a welcomed idea. Being caged often means a worse life for the animals. A perfect example would be the circus animals. Circus animals are often kept in cramped, unhealthy conditions, that they are transported in cages, which are too small for them and that they are cruelly treated by their trainers. Any circus animals are kept in small cages, not having any room to move around. In the wild, elephants might walk up to twenty miles every day but in a circus, they are chained up and not allowed to walk until they go into the ring to perform. They spend almost their entire day barely able to move, let alone being able to perform natural behaviors such as socializing. This creates stress and frustration and lead to abnormal behaviors such as rocking, swaying and nodding. It is clear for all to see why caging the animals is a form of cruelty.
Furthermore, more often than not, caged animals are unable to survive on their own once released. Over time, these animals get used to the comfort of their cage and tames gradually. They lose their basic instinct for survival in the wild and eventually end up in a state where they are unable to fend for themselves if released back to where they belong. Many may think, “I will take care of it till its death!” Noble thought, which unfortunately does not materialize often. There are definitely irresponsible pet owners out there who simply abandon their pet when they are sick of it. When that happens, these helpless animals are left to fend for themselves, with practically no knowledge on surviving in the wild. Some will survive, some get injured, some die. Indirectly, those who caged the animals become a ‘murderer’, and the ‘weapon of murder’ is none other than the cage.
While the desire to keep the animals in cages as pets may be great, greater should be the awareness of what will be the consequences of doing so. Unless you love cruelty, take joy in depriving the animals of their freedom, or enjoy having a part to play in their death, I strongly encourage that animals and birds should never, ever be kept in cages. Are you going to sacrifice the animals, just for your pleasure in keeping them, or for entertainment?
crappy essay
firstly your first paragraph, which looks like an intro is actually a condensed from of the 2nd paragraph. or rather the 2nd paragraph is a long winded version of the first.
the comfort in para 4 conflicts with tthe cruelty in para 3, you might want to qualify that you are talkign abotu pets or soemthing.
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i killed the crapbox
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so do i get to open the new crapbox?Originally posted by laurence82:u just did -
Originally posted by hisoka:so do i get to open the new crapbox?
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u will get a spank and a surpression order
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yupz??Originally posted by LazerLordz: 
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come mods not in
lets open 10 crapboxes each and confuse people -
Originally posted by laurence82:come mods not in
lets open 10 crapboxes each and confuse people
evil niaz -
I shall sleep easy tonight, after she smsed me.
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What a screwed up ending to the crapbox tonight.. all anyhow leave..
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Originally posted by Pitot:
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Originally posted by Pitot:What a screwed up ending to the crapbox tonight.. all anyhow leave..
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Shh, dearOriginally posted by LazerLordz:I shall sleep easy tonight, after she smsed me.