B.C. by Mastroianni and Hart for February 22, 2022

So THAT is when the madness started. “I will kill an animal for fun and then hang a part of it’s corpse in my house for others to see what I did.”

Seems a lot different when you say it that way. Whatever rocks your boat.

(Yes, I understand how taxidermy works. Thanks anyway.)

The poor animals. Did you kills them for fun you fiend?

I have always had trouble trying to understand why someone would hang an animals head on the wall ?

Must have been running like heck when they hit that wall…….

At least Vlad the Impaler hung his heads on a pike … out in the open for all to see .

I don’t believe Killing ANY animal for sport, is only shows that a person that would do this has something missing in their life.

I don’t believe in killing anything for sport, it only shows that you have something missing in your life.

Yeah, but what happens when this no longer has an appeal?

OR “So, cave drawings weren’t cutting it anymore?”

We ate the deer and antelope we killed and we kept the horns but never got around to mounting them. I wonder what ever happened to them?

so it would seem…

I had a friend once tell me, “no matter how long you boil the antlers, they still don’t taste very good”.

Wonder if cannibals do that?

The anatomical details get too tough to draw?

Well, it a big step up from the cave drawings. Next, he’ll make statues

Oooooh I hate when people kill for ego….BOO HISS

I made a good living for half a century as a troubleshooter who had a reputation for being able to slay dragons. It didn’t dawn on me that women were not attracted to dragon heads on the wall.

What – only mammals? Cowards!

Originally, he was just trying to develop an adhesive to stick things on rock walls. It required boiling down animal bodies, LOTS of animal bodies. What to do with all those extra heads???

TITLED: IF PRIMITIVE MAN HAD HAD 3D PRINTERS

The collection might just impress the women about your hunting prowess and ability to provide…..

We’ve seen none of those animals around.

Many indigenous peoples would offer thanks to the spirit of the animal they killed for food, clothing, etc.

You monster! What did you do to Bullwinkle?