Paul,

I deliberately used 'shew' as I was sure that you would shew that you could be sucked in; and become another scalp to shew.

Is Mise, i'll be straight up, and straight to the point! Yes I made a mistake with the word Straight as in Torres Strait. Unlike you I am big enough to admit my mistake and do not retreat to some mythical dictionary, or obscure government department in a forlorn attempt to hide my error. A pathetic attempt at best to change the subject.

Back on subject. As a 'recreational shooter' like the 'Two Bobs' you would be well equated with animal cruelty, having inflicted enough of it yourselves on poor defenseless creatures of the Forrest. Shame, shame, shame. I ask, have you personally shot a koala, like Blinky Bill, or is that one trophy that still alludes you? Ever wanting to fill that space on the wall between Bambi and Little Peter Rabbit with poor Blinky! I just hope children are not reading this thread.

What about we getting tough, real tough, on the vile cruelty that is the greyhound business? I say disband it immediately without compensation, and turn Wentworth Park and all other dog tracks over as places of refuge and rehabilitation for animals that have been injured by this and other barbaric businesses! Later on they could become an idyllic oasis of peace and harmony, populated by animals with no fear of the scourge on them, and society, that is recreational shooting!

Paul,

Rather a pathetic post but as you won't tell us all when the Greens first protested about dog racing then we will have to assume that the latest is just jumping on the band wagon as usual, at least this time it's not lies.

Ref. Mythical Dictionaries

"HOME BRITISH & WORLD ENGLISH

SHEW

shew
Pronunciation: /ʃəʊ/
Definition of shew in English:
verb

Old-fashioned spelling of show...."

http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/english/shew

The only trophies that I keep are moral ones, like your recent posts.

Is Mise since you are into Old English, you will be interested in what Geoffrey Chaucer (1340-1400) had to say on the subject. In Chaucer's day it was bear baiting and cock fighting, two "sports" I'm sure you are only to familiar with. Are you a participant?

"WHAN that Aprille with his shoures soote
The droghte of Marche hath perced to the roote,
And bathed every veyne in swich licour,
Of which vertu engendred is the flour;
Whan Zephirus eek with his swete breeth
Inspired hath in every holt and heeth
The tendre croppes."

Is that all clear?

What is very clear, Paul, is that thou shewest no signs of answering the questions.

Is Mise now that you are demanding we communicate in Old English, I have a problem. Can we make it simple and talk to each other in good old Swahili a language I'm sure we both understand, make a change from your regular Double Dutch.

I'll get the ball rolling 'Is Mise, hamjambo, gari langu linaloangama limejaa na mikunga."

loose translation in case you missed it. "Hallo Is Mise, your boat is full of eels."