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Thursday, October 02, 2014

Swingin'

4 teens arrested on suspicion of using golf club to kill 920 chickens

920 / 4 = 230 swings per kid
Par 72, (two-putting) = 36 full-force swings
230 / 36 = 6.38 rounds of golf


In just a couple of hours, no less. That's assuming they actually contacted a chicken every time they swung, but I think that unlikely. As anyone who has ever tried to chase one down will tell you, chickens are quick little bastards. So maybe more like 8 or 9 rounds? That takes quite a bit of stamina. Perhaps they should try out for Q-School.

Alas, they are in California, the state where animals are more important than people. It's likely they'll be sentenced to a thousand years in prison. Or for more harsh punishment, they'll be sent to San Francisco and forced to attend emotional counseling, probably with an alternate-certification psychoanalyst of non-determinate gender. A few days of of that should cause them to claw out their own eyes and pierce their eardrums with icepicks.

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