The proper way to dispose of unwanted things
_Elemenopee_
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Let's just say, hypothetically, of course, that you needed to get rid of something/somebody. Maybe there are some SWANs that need to go and you don't want to raise any red flags.
How would you, hypothetically, go about such a task?
How would you, hypothetically, go about such a task?
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*leaves*0
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I heard they can be lured with certain things.0
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Hypothetically?
Woodchipper or industrial strength meat grinder.
Hypothetically, of course.0 -
wait...don't go!0
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Hypothetically, you push said Swans down the trash shoot. Unless the basement of your building is still flooded.0
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why would you want to get rid of SWANs? I mean, sure, they tend to be loud, annoying, and *kitten* everywhere....oh, ok...I second the question...0
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Lye0
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2 words...mercy killing0
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I believe Swans are edible.0
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Lye
yes make soap0 -
Pig farm.0
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Lye
this took too long for my tastes0 -
I believe Swans are edible.0
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Lye
yes make soap
Yes ... Tonight.... we make soap!0 -
I've heard that chasing them off with dogs may work. Dogs chase, swans run, swans come back, dogs chase.0
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What's the nutritional content of swan meat?0
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Out here, we just drive a few miles out in to the desert and leave "things" where they are eaten and never seen again.0
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I believe Swans are edible.
This one is old, gamey, and has flown south a few too many times (Might have something) You don't want this Swan around, trust me.0 -
*leaves*
leaves would do nothing to chase swans off . . . that's just a silly answer.0 -
Pig farm.
Beat me to it.0 -
I STILL haven't seen this movie0 -
Pig farm.
More specifically, a hog farm. Hogs will eat *anything*0 -
I believe Swans are edible.
This one is old, gamey, and has flown south a few too many times (Might have something) You don't want this Swan around, trust me.
Needs to stew for a few days then.0 -
Hypothetically?
Woodchipper or industrial strength meat grinder.
Hypothetically, of course.
Too dramatic. Go the Sam Kinison method. Start doing meth, f--king hardcore. Sell the TV. Sell the car. Sell the kids. Then, they leave and THEY feel bad because they are leaving when you need them most.0 -
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why would you want to get rid of swans, they're beautiful... are they becoming a nuisance?
i know my company gets rid of ducks in swimming pools by putting in this substance that gets into their feathers and makes it so they're not buoyant anymore. maybe you can try that...0 -
I believe Swans are edible.
This one is old, gamey, and has flown south a few too many times (Might have something) You don't want this Swan around, trust me.
Have you ever seen Dexter . . . watch . . . take notes . . .0 -
I believe Swans are edible.
This one is old, gamey, and has flown south a few too many times (Might have something) You don't want this Swan around, trust me.
Needs to stew for a few days then.
Will that make it safe?0 -
During the day, when everyone is at work, go catch it, break it's neck, put it in a plastic trash bag, and place it in the trash. When neighbors ask, you just say you have no idea what happened to it.0
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