Could someone translate this to english?
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That sucks, kind of reminds me that I've been fishing all year without a fishing license, take that DNR!
neoprodigy;2146189; said:
Knowdafish;2146205; said:
N.C.;2146221; said:
Drop down the thread toward the bottom It is translated
You have to assume that brasilian prison is...pound you in the ass prison (a la Office Space).
Especially if all you're wearing is a Speedo.
Especially if all you're wearing is a Speedo.
Red Devil;2143380; said:
Passionate 4 pikes;2143468; said:crud you beat me to it onionbut yeah onion was perfect
Eu sou brasileiro tambem, meu amigo. Infelizmente o meu teclado nao e (entao esta explicado a falta de accentos
)Dan Feller;2143495; said:
You speak portuguese?!? That's awesome! Are you part of the brasilian crew here?
Miguel;2144855; said:
what else do you speak?
I lived in Brazil for a year a while ago. I was able to read the article well enough, but the translations were well done on the members part.
I for one will not be signing these petitions. Heiko Bleher violated a law in a foreign country who has every right to charge him to the fullest extent in their legal system. The entire environmentalist community in large, puts enormous amounts of pressure on Brazil to do strict policing of such valuable natural land. The Brazilian government is not perfect, and has had issues with corruption. It's also hard to police and enforce law with a population so vast, diverse, and so widespread. How we expect Brazil to enforce law and protect the wildlife in the Amazon, but to give a pass for a man who although is renowned for his study and accomplishment with wildlife, when he does the same as a common pocher and smuggler.
I respect Heiko Bleher, and even respect whatever drives him to smuggle out animals just to research them because his love of wildlive. But- he broke the law. I'd like to hear what Heiko Bleher has to say though.
I for one will not be signing these petitions. Heiko Bleher violated a law in a foreign country who has every right to charge him to the fullest extent in their legal system. The entire environmentalist community in large, puts enormous amounts of pressure on Brazil to do strict policing of such valuable natural land. The Brazilian government is not perfect, and has had issues with corruption. It's also hard to police and enforce law with a population so vast, diverse, and so widespread. How we expect Brazil to enforce law and protect the wildlife in the Amazon, but to give a pass for a man who although is renowned for his study and accomplishment with wildlife, when he does the same as a common pocher and smuggler.
I respect Heiko Bleher, and even respect whatever drives him to smuggle out animals just to research them because his love of wildlive. But- he broke the law. I'd like to hear what Heiko Bleher has to say though.
