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Kangaroos are marsupials, so it sounds like the kid was planning on putting explosives in the kangaroos pouch.
But that doesn't even begin to explain how the kid thought he could catch a kangaroo first, get it to chill out for storing the explosives, then train it to go in the right direction.
Kangaroos are marsupials, so it sounds like the kid was planning on putting explosives in the kangaroos pouch.
But that doesn't even begin to explain how the kid thought he could catch a kangaroo first, get it to chill out for storing the explosives, then train it to go in the right direction.
Is it bad I feel worse for the kangaroo than any potential human victims? I really hate animal cruelty.
Kangaroos are marsupials, so it sounds like the kid was planning on putting explosives in the kangaroos pouch.
But that doesn't even begin to explain how the kid thought he could catch a kangaroo first, get it to chill out for storing the explosives, then train it to go in the right direction.
Remember when being a kid didn't entail detail. Starting to wonder what kids are eating not eating these days. Is this to much time on their hands or not enough time.
Is it bad I feel worse for the kangaroo than any potential human victims? I really hate animal cruelty.
Well, I don't know whether it's "bad" per se for feeling the way you do. It's the way you feel, it's as simple as that. I 'feel' similarly. What irks me somewhat is the higher value that we place on human beings when we share the same planet with all living things. I'm an animal lover too and I would certainly take the side of the animal any day over some piece of human flotsam who would wish to harm an animal. So, I kinda know what you mean in this case even though, in actuality, I'm sure that both of us would not want humans harmed either.
But that doesn't even begin to explain how the kid thought he could catch a kangaroo first, get it to chill out for storing the explosives, then train it to go in the right direction.
Thats horrible to even think about hurting an innocent creature like that!!
hopefully it would have delivered a swift kick to the cajones.
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Starting to wonder what kids are eating not eating these days. Is this to much time on their hands or not enough time. 
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