General Du - retired in Hawaii?

[mace_windu]

Hey someone posted this on the KBFD board about wild peacocks running around certain areas of the island of Oahu...thought I'd embellish the story slightly to include the old General. ;D

the.honoluluadvertiser.com/article/2004/Aug/06/ln/ln03a.html

Last week's killing of nine peacocks in the Waimea Valley Audubon Center outraged animal-rights activists and people familiar with the park. They pointed to the park's long-standing association with the showy birds: how the park logo once featured a peacock and the now-shuttered restaurant was called "The Proud Peacock."

People across the state complained that the center should have tried harder to deal with the birds more humanely than killing them with bow and arrow. The center's director has apologized for the killing and said it was a mistake.

"I mean, I did have second thoughts about it," said director Barry Santos. "But the archer was incredible. He was this old Korean guy with long gray hair and a beard. Before I even finished talking he picked off three of them in a row, and we were about 80 yards away from the birds! So I thought since he got started he might as well finish the job." Asked for the archer's name, Santos said "I think it was Du something or other. Quiet guy. After I paid him he just turned around and walked slowly away and kept grunting something in Korean over and over. It always ended with '...ee nom' or something like that. But hey if we ever need to get rid of something or someone with a bow and arrow again we've got our man."

[Chung Kyun]

mace_windu said:

Hey someone posted this on the KBFD board about wild peacocks running around certain areas of the island of Oahu...thought I'd embellish the story slightly to include the old General. ;D

the.honoluluadvertiser.com/article/2004/Aug/06/ln/ln03a.html

Last week's killing of nine peacocks in the Waimea Valley Audubon Center outraged animal-rights activists and people familiar with the park. They pointed to the park's long-standing association with the showy birds: how the park logo once featured a peacock and the now-shuttered restaurant was called "The Proud Peacock."

People across the state complained that the center should have tried harder to deal with the birds more humanely than killing them with bow and arrow. The center's director has apologized for the killing and said it was a mistake.

"I mean, I did have second thoughts about it," said director Barry Santos. "But the archer was incredible. He was this old Korean guy with long gray hair and a beard. Before I even finished talking he picked off three of them in a row, and we were about 80 yards away from the birds! So I thought since he got started he might as well finish the job." Asked for the archer's name, Santos said "I think it was Du something or other. Quiet guy. After I paid him he just turned around and walked slowly away and kept grunting something in Korean over and over. It always ended with '...ee nom' or something like that. But hey if we ever need to get rid of something or someone with a bow and arrow again we've got our man."

director barry santos: ok im sorry but i didn't and if you dare to protest, i will send the old man named du to shoot you all with his bow and arrow.
im sorry for the birds but i ate them all.

reporter: so whats the guy full name.

Barry Santos: his name is Du ...

the peacocks who survived Sh#t on his head.
he looks up and out of nowhere an arrow lands on his head and he falls down.

the birds fly away.

live from Oahu island news.

[luvarchfiend]

and justice prevails. ;D

[velvet inkbrush of YiSoonShin]

if chung kyun had control over justice, the world would be a merrier, and perhaps messier place

chung kyun, don't ever stop being so funny!!!

[luvarchfiend]

nice new banner vib.

[Chung Kyun]

the said:

if chung kyun had control over justice, the world would be a merrier, and perhaps messier place

chung kyun, don't ever stop being so funny!!!

trust me if i had control over justice this place would be better then what is now. instead of worrying about taking out dictators from other countrys i would take out criminals from the streets. help kids who are being force to sell there bodys.
i just wish i could really control justice.

[velvet inkbrush of YiSoonShin]

luvarchfiend said:

nice new banner vib.

thank you

i'm so excited about my childhood hero in his new incarnation

[Eowyn]

Chung Kyun, you CAN have a hand in justice. Every little bit you do to help counts.

[generaldu]

mace_windu said:

Hey someone posted this on the KBFD board about wild peacocks running around certain areas of the island of Oahu...thought I'd embellish the story slightly to include the old General. ;D

the.honoluluadvertiser.com/article/2004/Aug/06/ln/ln03a.html

Last week's killing of nine peacocks in the Waimea Valley Audubon Center outraged animal-rights activists and people familiar with the park. They pointed to the park's long-standing association with the showy birds: how the park logo once featured a peacock and the now-shuttered restaurant was called "The Proud Peacock."

People across the state complained that the center should have tried harder to deal with the birds more humanely than killing them with bow and arrow. The center's director has apologized for the killing and said it was a mistake.

"I mean, I did have second thoughts about it," said director Barry Santos. "But the archer was incredible. He was this old Korean guy with long gray hair and a beard. Before I even finished talking he picked off three of them in a row, and we were about 80 yards away from the birds! So I thought since he got started he might as well finish the job." Asked for the archer's name, Santos said "I think it was Du something or other. Quiet guy. After I paid him he just turned around and walked slowly away and kept grunting something in Korean over and over. It always ended with '...ee nom' or something like that. But hey if we ever need to get rid of something or someone with a bow and arrow again we've got our man."

Though Audubon mocks
Its stewardship of the flocks
Du don't do peacocks.