Comments for Tony Bibbs http://www.tonybibbs.com Family, Outdoors and Technology Thu, 25 Aug 2011 08:21:33 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 Comment on How to Stop the Hunting Tradition by Chris http://www.tonybibbs.com/2010/01/how-to-stop-the-hunting-tradition/comment-page-1/#comment-34557 Chris Thu, 25 Aug 2011 08:21:33 +0000 http://www.tonybibbs.com/?p=267#comment-34557 Haha animal rights fags. I reckon you have eaten some sort of meat product recently, and it likely didnt come from a human. get your heads out your asses, check out a documentary sometime. find out how cows are treated and slaughtered. what us hunters do is like poetry compared to that. The average hunter will be knowledgeable enough of his intended target that he only has to take one well placed shot, and the animal will die within seconds, sometimes instantly, feeling very little pain, as opposed to being torn apart by it's natural predators. Or perhaps it will fall ill to a disease, or starvation. Personally id take a well-placed bullet over any of those things. you're all so very ignorant, biased and closed-minded. Haha animal rights fags. I reckon you have eaten some sort of meat product recently, and it likely didnt come from a human. get your heads out your asses, check out a documentary sometime. find out how cows are treated and slaughtered. what us hunters do is like poetry compared to that. The average hunter will be knowledgeable enough of his intended target that he only has to take one well placed shot, and the animal will die within seconds, sometimes instantly, feeling very little pain, as opposed to being torn apart by it’s natural predators. Or perhaps it will fall ill to a disease, or starvation. Personally id take a well-placed bullet over any of those things. you’re all so very ignorant, biased and closed-minded.

]]> Comment on How to Stop the Hunting Tradition by Tony http://www.tonybibbs.com/2010/01/how-to-stop-the-hunting-tradition/comment-page-1/#comment-34046 Tony Thu, 28 Jul 2011 16:36:02 +0000 http://www.tonybibbs.com/?p=267#comment-34046 Emily, I'll politely tell you that you are an idiot. Read the comments next time *before* you post. Or maybe the rest of my blog where it's clear I don't actually believe in this... Emily, I’ll politely tell you that you are an idiot. Read the comments next time *before* you post. Or maybe the rest of my blog where it’s clear I don’t actually believe in this…

]]> Comment on Qualities of a “Family Man” by Lisa http://www.tonybibbs.com/2010/08/qualities-of-a-family-man/comment-page-1/#comment-33818 Lisa Sun, 17 Jul 2011 00:14:44 +0000 http://www.tonybibbs.com/?p=400#comment-33818 Wow, amazing! You are a very astute man and I commend you for being so insightful and caring about being the kind of man your wife and children need! I particularly liked what you said about being receptive to "tough love." Sometimes there are things that come up in a relationship as people grow and change, that need addressing, and it's never fun to be the person that has to address them. I think it's a very noble thing that you endeavor to separate yourself from human pride and see the big picture of whatever is being addressed. I think your family is fortunate to have you. It's not mastering that is the utmost importance, it's the continued striving and growing. Thank you very much for giving me faith that there are men who really do care about these things! Keep up the good work! Wow, amazing! You are a very astute man and I commend you for being so insightful and caring about being the kind of man your wife and children need! I particularly liked what you said about being receptive to “tough love.” Sometimes there are things that come up in a relationship as people grow and change, that need addressing, and it’s never fun to be the person that has to address them. I think it’s a very noble thing that you endeavor to separate yourself from human pride and see the big picture of whatever is being addressed. I think your family is fortunate to have you. It’s not mastering that is the utmost importance, it’s the continued striving and growing. Thank you very much for giving me faith that there are men who really do care about these things! Keep up the good work!

]]> Comment on How to Stop the Hunting Tradition by Emily http://www.tonybibbs.com/2010/01/how-to-stop-the-hunting-tradition/comment-page-1/#comment-31590 Emily Mon, 02 May 2011 11:38:43 +0000 http://www.tonybibbs.com/?p=267#comment-31590 By publishing this article you have proven yourself to be just as ignorant as the people which you accuse. Have you ever considered that hunting is a tradition that has been passed down over generations since humans first came into existence. All predators in nature hunt, for sustenance, and humans hunt for the same reasons, as well as tradition. Native American tribes consider the first hunt successfully completed by a male of age to be a rite of passage into manhood because it is a sign that he is capable of providing for a family and for the community. Men and women participate in the sport, not to be "gun touting rednecks," but often because it strengthens their sense that they have a part in this world, and their peers initiate their growth into a decision-making adult. The practice itself teaches more about right and wrong than any reading of plainly biased articles could ever offer. And think about it this way, the animals that people hunt technically have teh upper hand. They are on a landscape they know better than we do, we are slow and weighed down by equipment and having two legs, and licenses are issued to limit the ability to overkill populations of animals. Try to understand something before you criticize it next time. By publishing this article you have proven yourself to be just as ignorant as the people which you accuse. Have you ever considered that hunting is a tradition that has been passed down over generations since humans first came into existence. All predators in nature hunt, for sustenance, and humans hunt for the same reasons, as well as tradition. Native American tribes consider the first hunt successfully completed by a male of age to be a rite of passage into manhood because it is a sign that he is capable of providing for a family and for the community. Men and women participate in the sport, not to be “gun touting rednecks,” but often because it strengthens their sense that they have a part in this world, and their peers initiate their growth into a decision-making adult. The practice itself teaches more about right and wrong than any reading of plainly biased articles could ever offer. And think about it this way, the animals that people hunt technically have teh upper hand. They are on a landscape they know better than we do, we are slow and weighed down by equipment and having two legs, and licenses are issued to limit the ability to overkill populations of animals. Try to understand something before you criticize it next time.

]]> Comment on How to Stop the Hunting Tradition by Nicole http://www.tonybibbs.com/2010/01/how-to-stop-the-hunting-tradition/comment-page-1/#comment-30366 Nicole Mon, 28 Mar 2011 14:37:52 +0000 http://www.tonybibbs.com/?p=267#comment-30366 I believe in stopping hunting, I love this blog and I am going to try it. I think animals should be thought of first before people. People are monsters and animals don't know any better and they have feelings to. I think animals should live out thier lives just like people do and we should leave them alone and let them live their lives as they want. And don't make them suffer by shooting them, poor things have to worry about enough things already and were making it worse. LEAVE THEM ALONE. I believe in stopping hunting, I love this blog and I am going to try it. I think animals should be thought of first before people. People are monsters and animals don’t know any better and they have feelings to. I think animals should live out thier lives just like people do and we should leave them alone and let them live their lives as they want. And don’t make them suffer by shooting them, poor things have to worry about enough things already and were making it worse. LEAVE THEM ALONE.

]]> Comment on How to Stop the Hunting Tradition by Randi Handle http://www.tonybibbs.com/2010/01/how-to-stop-the-hunting-tradition/comment-page-1/#comment-30363 Randi Handle Mon, 28 Mar 2011 13:43:20 +0000 http://www.tonybibbs.com/?p=267#comment-30363 It's free country!! Enjoy your hamburger!! It’s free country!! Enjoy your hamburger!!

]]> Comment on How to Stop the Hunting Tradition by jake http://www.tonybibbs.com/2010/01/how-to-stop-the-hunting-tradition/comment-page-1/#comment-29063 jake Fri, 04 Mar 2011 16:42:09 +0000 http://www.tonybibbs.com/?p=267#comment-29063 Whooo! go hunting...stupid city folk Whooo! go hunting…stupid city folk

]]> Comment on How to Stop the Hunting Tradition by Barry G. http://www.tonybibbs.com/2010/01/how-to-stop-the-hunting-tradition/comment-page-1/#comment-25311 Barry G. Mon, 03 Jan 2011 04:50:50 +0000 http://www.tonybibbs.com/?p=267#comment-25311 Hunters are cruel, barbaric monsters. Put an end to hunting and put all hunters to death. They deserve to die a painful death just like that which they inflict on wildlife. Shame and death to them all! Hunters are cruel, barbaric monsters. Put an end to hunting and put all hunters to death. They deserve to die a painful death just like that which they inflict on wildlife. Shame and death to them all!

]]> Comment on How to Stop the Hunting Tradition by Tony http://www.tonybibbs.com/2010/01/how-to-stop-the-hunting-tradition/comment-page-1/#comment-24183 Tony Fri, 10 Dec 2010 00:14:38 +0000 http://www.tonybibbs.com/?p=267#comment-24183 Dana, Uh, I guess I need to make this 100% clear. I don't believe in stoping the hunting tradition at all. This blog post written purposely to take the opposite view of what I believe in. Just read more of my blog and that would become clearer... --Tony Dana,

Uh, I guess I need to make this 100% clear. I don’t believe in stoping the hunting tradition at all. This blog post written purposely to take the opposite view of what I believe in. Just read more of my blog and that would become clearer…

–Tony

]]> Comment on How to Stop the Hunting Tradition by Dana http://www.tonybibbs.com/2010/01/how-to-stop-the-hunting-tradition/comment-page-1/#comment-24182 Dana Fri, 10 Dec 2010 00:05:03 +0000 http://www.tonybibbs.com/?p=267#comment-24182 Now come on guys, this is absurd. Ban hunting???? You make it sound like all we do is head out to the woods and blast every living creature we see. That is absolutely as far from the truth as possible. Sure their are some that are out just to kill something, and trust me they get a ton of grief from us. The vast majority of us hunters are wildlife enthusiasts. I personally hunt every chance I get. I love to be in the woods. I also sit in the woods with a camera. I, along with many of us hunters, love to watch an animal in its natural environment. Now lets see here. Outlaw our weapons. You talk about escalating crime, get rid of the weapons. With no guns in the homes criminals will have no worries when they break into your home. You can just sit there and cry as they steal all of your belongings. You would rather see kids sit at a computer or game console all day long and gain all sorts of weight (which leads to serious health issues), lose all social interaction skills due to only talking to other by text or Facebook. You would rather have this then have the kids learn about the outdoors, learn firearm safety, get out and see nature. To me that is stupid. So lets take a look at what would happen if hunting were to be banned. Lets take the whitetail deer. On average a doe will have 2 fawns every year. On a 100 acre lot say, for arguments sake, we have 10 doe on year 1, out of those 10 doe they each have the average of 2 fawns. So the math comes out to 20 fawns. So now we have 30 deer, not counting any buck that were in the are first. Out of those 20 fawns let's assume that it is an even ratio of buck to does, Now you have 20 does and 10+ bucks. Everything is still alright with the land. Enough food and cover for them all. Year 2, now again we will assume that 80% of the original 10 does made it. (old age or other factors) So 8 get bred again, the 10 doe fawns probably will not get bred this year. So 16 more fawns. Total now is 26 does, 18 bucks. Now year 3 comes along, same thing, lose 2 doe to factors unknown, 8 fawns not bred, leaving 16 bred. 32 fawns born, even split again. So you can see where this is going. Now about year 4 a population explode would happen. The number of deer would be too much for that lot of land to hold. They need to move. They move to were the food is. Your garden! What happens then? Well there are more car deer accidents, which will cause insurance premiums to rise. As more deer are born food is more and more difficult to find. So what happens? The young, weak and old deer starve to death. You want to watch deer slowly starve to death? I know I would not want to watch that. Now with all of this the predators move in. Wolves, coyotes and large cats. Now you think deer breed fast, wolves and coyotes breed 5 times as fast. As their population rises so does the risk of wolves taking livestock or family pets. And finally what do you think pays for most of the habitat out there? Money from sold hunting licenses. SO without hunting there would be no money to manage the land and to keep valuable habitat for wildlife. Also you miss the obvious. Hunting of any sort brings very healthy and great tasting food to the table. Now come on guys, this is absurd. Ban hunting???? You make it sound like all we do is head out to the woods and blast every living creature we see. That is absolutely as far from the truth as possible. Sure their are some that are out just to kill something, and trust me they get a ton of grief from us. The vast majority of us hunters are wildlife enthusiasts. I personally hunt every chance I get. I love to be in the woods. I also sit in the woods with a camera. I, along with many of us hunters, love to watch an animal in its natural environment. Now lets see here. Outlaw our weapons. You talk about escalating crime, get rid of the weapons. With no guns in the homes criminals will have no worries when they break into your home. You can just sit there and cry as they steal all of your belongings.
You would rather see kids sit at a computer or game console all day long and gain all sorts of weight (which leads to serious health issues), lose all social interaction skills due to only talking to other by text or Facebook. You would rather have this then have the kids learn about the outdoors, learn firearm safety, get out and see nature. To me that is stupid.
So lets take a look at what would happen if hunting were to be banned. Lets take the whitetail deer. On average a doe will have 2 fawns every year. On a 100 acre lot say, for arguments sake, we have 10 doe on year 1, out of those 10 doe they each have the average of 2 fawns. So the math comes out to 20 fawns. So now we have 30 deer, not counting any buck that were in the are first. Out of those 20 fawns let’s assume that it is an even ratio of buck to does, Now you have 20 does and 10+ bucks. Everything is still alright with the land. Enough food and cover for them all. Year 2, now again we will assume that 80% of the original 10 does made it. (old age or other factors) So 8 get bred again, the 10 doe fawns probably will not get bred this year. So 16 more fawns. Total now is 26 does, 18 bucks. Now year 3 comes along, same thing, lose 2 doe to factors unknown, 8 fawns not bred, leaving 16 bred. 32 fawns born, even split again. So you can see where this is going. Now about year 4 a population explode would happen. The number of deer would be too much for that lot of land to hold. They need to move. They move to were the food is. Your garden! What happens then? Well there are more car deer accidents, which will cause insurance premiums to rise. As more deer are born food is more and more difficult to find. So what happens? The young, weak and old deer starve to death. You want to watch deer slowly starve to death? I know I would not want to watch that. Now with all of this the predators move in. Wolves, coyotes and large cats. Now you think deer breed fast, wolves and coyotes breed 5 times as fast. As their population rises so does the risk of wolves taking livestock or family pets.
And finally what do you think pays for most of the habitat out there? Money from sold hunting licenses. SO without hunting there would be no money to manage the land and to keep valuable habitat for wildlife.
Also you miss the obvious. Hunting of any sort brings very healthy and great tasting food to the table.

]]> Comment on How to Stop the Hunting Tradition by animal reaper http://www.tonybibbs.com/2010/01/how-to-stop-the-hunting-tradition/comment-page-1/#comment-22683 animal reaper Tue, 26 Oct 2010 00:39:15 +0000 http://www.tonybibbs.com/?p=267#comment-22683 i have the right to bare arms and the right to kill and eat animals. so get over pass laws i still want obey them so get over it. i have the right to bare arms and the right to kill and eat animals. so get over pass laws i still want obey them so get over it.

]]> Comment on How to Stop the Hunting Tradition by animal reaper http://www.tonybibbs.com/2010/01/how-to-stop-the-hunting-tradition/comment-page-1/#comment-22682 animal reaper Tue, 26 Oct 2010 00:36:38 +0000 http://www.tonybibbs.com/?p=267#comment-22682 this is a load of crap you will never get me to put down my gun god made us to hunt and eat animals u need to get to the lord ill hunt till the day i die so get over it. this is a load of crap you will never get me to put down my gun god made us to hunt and eat animals u need to get to the lord ill hunt till the day i die so get over it.

]]> Comment on PHP SOAP Toolkit by Grigori http://www.tonybibbs.com/2008/06/PHP-SOAP-Toolkit/comment-page-1/#comment-22160 Grigori Wed, 06 Oct 2010 12:25:02 +0000 http://www.tonybibbs.com/2008/06/PHP-SOAP-Toolkit/#comment-22160 The links to geeklog don't work. The reditrect to some CMS project does not wor as well (DB connection error). The links to geeklog don’t work. The reditrect to some CMS project does not wor as well (DB connection error).

]]> Comment on Java vs PHP by Aris http://www.tonybibbs.com/2003/02/20030212152811436/comment-page-1/#comment-21624 Aris Tue, 14 Sep 2010 23:26:43 +0000 http://www.tonybibbs.com/2003/02/20030212152811436/#comment-21624 Nice talk Tony, I agree with you in all aspect. PHP is now a killing machine... Nice talk Tony,

I agree with you in all aspect. PHP is now a killing machine…

]]> Comment on Comparing Propel and Doctrine by Lucas http://www.tonybibbs.com/2010/02/comparing-propel-and-doctrine/comment-page-1/#comment-21049 Lucas Thu, 26 Aug 2010 01:48:23 +0000 http://www.tonybibbs.com/?p=329#comment-21049 Very interesting post, for Spanish speakers this one http://www.hasheado.com/doctrine-vs-propel.html is very interesting as well. Regards Very interesting post, for Spanish speakers this one http://www.hasheado.com/doctrine-vs-propel.html is very interesting as well.

Regards

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