This just in......... The Canidae species consist predominantly of 'SCAVENGERS', thus would include the consumption of species like that of the Bovid and Phasianidae families, and probably the shit that the forementioned have consumed, which may include corn.......HMMMMMM Fail troll, fail, tard!
My point was that the shit that petfood manufactures try to peddle is usually exactly that, shit. Early ancestors of the dog wouldn't eat shit (though some do, just as any animal enjoys a bit of moist turd), they'd roll in it to disguise their scent which is why I have to scream like a madc*** at my dogs whenever they catch whiff of some ripe turd in the air. And accidental consumption of corn isn't a dietary trait, it's accidental.I said wolves, you said Canidae, which includes wolves and then go on to say they consist PREDOMINANTLY of scavengers. For the most part, Wolves aren't scavengers (but they wont pass up a free piece of meat), they're pack hunters.I was also trying to point out that It was probably incredibly rare that early ancestors of the dog would ever find themselves in a situation where they would have beef for dinner, or chicken.
Belfast drug awareness campaign:Random Images
You need to be this high to ride the gay train to munich
Which reminds me of this photo (from the Facebook ChCh Earthquake Photos) of a Nazi soldier saying the same thing to a disaster tourist about the future light rail network:Random Images
Certainly though, the airforce are uncaring arseholes (I guess you have to be to drop bombs on civilians) muahahahahttp://www.stuff.co.nz/the-press/news/5913340/Air-force-accused-of-cruelty-to-grieving-family The young fella in the photo (Ben's brother) was one of our Geology students.
Why bother to single out the officers responsible when you can tar the whole RNZAF with the one brush.Nice ploy on tugging the heartstrings with the "oh, he was one of our Geology students" too.
No, all I saw was the ranting of a prima donna (you in case you need the point hammered home) who only posts in order to bring attention to himself.