BUSTED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
- Thread starter Oddball
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Anybody ever drive 66 mph in a 65 mph zone?
That's illegal.
Just go turn yourself in.
Retarded fish laws.
That's illegal.
Just go turn yourself in.
Retarded fish laws.
rocsorcs;521196; said:Anybody ever drive 66 mph in a 65 mph zone?
That's illegal.
Just go turn yourself in.
Retarded fish laws.
I'm not going to go into detail answering this because I'm really tired, and I'm sure somebody else will be able to address it with a more concise answer, but comparing the speed limit to the illegal importation of fish is uhhhh, yeah (making an irrelevant comparison).
hmm...there are many ambiguities in life, and it ain't fair. wait, are asian arowanas illegal? hmm...
Retarded laws or not.It's hard to feel sorry for these guys because they had to have known what they were getting themselves into.
they deserve what therye getting...they should have thought of what might happen to them before they began doing this...idiots i have no remorse for them whatsoever
I think it is great. This just gos to show you that some people have more money than brains. I hope they have soap on a rope where they are going 
If a fish is protected I would think that it is for a reason as responsible hobbyist we should respect the laws that protect species
If a fish is protected I would think that it is for a reason as responsible hobbyist we should respect the laws that protect species
sure... respect the law.
we all want to follow the law so that we don't get in trouble if in case some crazy raid goes on. but the question is.. does the law regulating these exotic fish fair and reasonable? as i stated earlier... it is only the US that bans the Asian Arowana for sale. Even our biggest trading partner, the Canadians has legalized the asian arowana. i believe in following the rules and regulation don't get me wrong but sometimes... these rules are out dated and needs some revisions.
we need some MFK members to apply and work for F&W to re-design the rules on asian arowana.
we all want to follow the law so that we don't get in trouble if in case some crazy raid goes on. but the question is.. does the law regulating these exotic fish fair and reasonable? as i stated earlier... it is only the US that bans the Asian Arowana for sale. Even our biggest trading partner, the Canadians has legalized the asian arowana. i believe in following the rules and regulation don't get me wrong but sometimes... these rules are out dated and needs some revisions. we need some MFK members to apply and work for F&W to re-design the rules on asian arowana.I can understand what they are saying, Take the U.S.A Balled Eagle if you even posses a trace of it's feather or claw you will get the same punishment. (the only people are to have remnets like that are native indians)You have to think about it. But I do think that is does suck that they make it illegal because, I do really want all of them luck dragon fishes and in all colors.
The Balled Eagle was the first to be taken off the endangered spesices list i belive it was last year of 2005. (please correct me if i'm wrong on the date. I believe it was in the spring time of 05' when it happen.)
The Balled Eagle was the first to be taken off the endangered spesices list i belive it was last year of 2005. (please correct me if i'm wrong on the date. I believe it was in the spring time of 05' when it happen.)
