Replies to humanbean, page 6
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Monday, 21-Jan-13 05:11:53 UTC from web
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@humanbean Bye! See you later :3
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@humanbean Too old, since you must sign up at age 8 or so to begin training. I'm 11 years past that age.
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@humanbean Not of that quality, but I don't intend to use mine in a plaza de toros. I'll buy a good one eventually, whenever I go to Spain. I need to first gather more money and find my passport.
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@humanbean I'm not one to fight bulls, but it's proof enough of the quality of the tool.
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@humanbean But still, if a estoque de toreo can kill a bull in one thrust, then it's a great weapon in it's own right.
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@humanbean Why, thank you, fair lady!
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@humanbean The same I hunt with a harpoon or a dai katana. Whatever animal is fool enough to sneak into my house. A good Toledan rapier can cut a pig in half. http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Espada_ropera
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@humanbean Whenever I get a chance. Training, self-defense, hunting.
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@humanbean With steel, a welder, hammer, tongs, fire and power tools.
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@humanbean Not any I didn't already have. Pass exams, make a rapier, get apotheosis, execute justice and vengeance. Pet cats.
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@humanbean I hinted that you should play with cats. Not scrath things. You need claws for that, and claws are hard to mantain and require a genetic predisposition towards strong nails.
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@humanbean Fairly good. Had some fun. No drama. No need to stab any vermin.
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@anarchycarcino @humanbean YOU MUST BECOME ONE WITH THE CAT
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@humanbean I have a black and two striped ones. All female. I'll upload some pictures later. Cats are also great for company and entertainment.
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@humanbean It depends on what kind of pet. A cat is a must if you have a house with park, for taking care of rats and other pests. I mean, it's the reason they started living with humans in the first place.
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@humanbean Oh well. You'll probably outgrow that feeling. There's always taking care of someone else's cat during vacations and such.
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@humanbean It isn't so bad once you get used to it. If you get a cat now, you'll probably be over 30 when it dies, so you would already had experience dealing with death of loved ones.
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@humanbean But a cat can easily live more than 10 years.
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@humanbean Why not? A kitten can be trained enough not to scratch your furniture.
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@humanbean Well, it's your fault for not using metal furniture. My cats don't even scratch things inside the house. Guess they know their rank is lower than mine.
