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"enlighten" <jig_slicer@nukethenigs.com> wrote in message news:<kFM57.30057$JN6.6105750@news1.rdc1.mi.home.com>...
> Byker <byker@do~rag.net> wrote in message
> news:9j6q4t$hld$1@nntp9.atl.mindspring.net...
> > And guess what demographics these "cities" are (in)famous for?
> > -----------------------------------------------------------------
> >
> > 1. Detroit, MI
> > 2. Atlanta, GA
> > 3. St. Louis, MO
> > 4. Flint, MI
> > 5. Camden, NJ
> > 6. Gary, IN
> > 7. West Palm Beach, FL
> > 8. Compton, CA
> > 9. Tampa, FL
> > 10. Washington, DC
> > 11. Jackson, MS
> > 12. Newark, NJ
> > 13. Kansas City, MO
> > 14. Miami-Dade, FL
> > 15. New Orleans, LA
> > 16. Memphis, TN
> > 17. Orlando, FL
> > 18. Dayton, OH
> > 19. Richmond, VA
> > 20. Dallas, TX
> > 21. Philadelphia, PA
> > 22. Youngstown, OH
> > 23. Cleveland, OH
> > 24. Oakland, CA
> > 25. Minneapolis, MN
> >
> > http://www.morganquitno.com/cit01pop.htm
> 
> Cincinnati should be on that list, too.
> Just my 02/100 dollar here, but remember that movie with Lance Henriksen
> where he started these hunting parties and proceeded to give some crack jig
> a head start with $10,000 in cash? If the jig made it to the river he got to
> keep the money. Of course, the shitskin met his maker instead. At any rate,
> Henriksen's character made a shitload of money doing this. Just something
> these hunting outfits should start considering to give that segment of the
> economy a shot in the arm. They could for example, work from the list of
> cities above and furnish suppressed tools with night vision trimmings via
> rooftop helo insertion.  I'm pretty sure the hunting outfits wouldn't have
> too hard a time finding people to sign up. Hell, they might even realize a
> tax break as well, once the idea finally goes mainstream, gets popular and
> the crime rate starts dropping. There sure as hell isn't any forseeable
> shortage of "game".

Though I personally would not want one on display, there is potential
for a revival of taxidermatic skills now out of favor involving
valuable wildlife.

Jim