Yeah crossbow is my weapon of choice at the moment. It's also illegal to use any sort of poison I think. And with a crossbow I have to hit it first time in the head or it's gonna fly off with an arrow stuck in it's body :(

I do have a BSA Scorpion that fires metal pellets actually http://i49.tinypic.com/2wg8zo8.jpg although I'm not sure if it's powerful enough to kill it, depends how thick it's skull is.

Oh wow man, that definitely doesnt look like a crossbow, more like a normal gun. Do you put the bolts on the top and just pull the trigger? If thats how it works then that seems pretty easy weapon to use.

So, have you tried using it on the pigeons yet?

Those things on the top at the back end are just to aid your aim, there is a gap in the middle which is meant to align with the front of the gun (see bit of raised metal right at the front where the pellet comes out from). It fires one shot only, it's a BSA Scorpion Mk2 .22. You bend the barrel downwards (like in pic) and that loads it, insert the pellet into the hole at the back of the barrel, then shut the barrel and pull the trigger. Anyone can use it, it's very basic.

Nope, not shot any pigeons yet :pimp:

Yeay! Thank you.

I love the taste of falafel and tahini! That would be a great breakfast, especially with some diced cucumber to give a cool, crunchy taste. (I am hungry and I can't eat for around 8 hours! :()

The plant-based Mediterranean foods I've eaten have always been very tasty and have the added benefit of being so healthful. :) I didn't realize people in Palestine eat falafel in the morning. Yum.

I've been thinking of whipping up a variation of hummus for breakfast. I plan to boil a giant pot of garbanzo beans, then blend some of the cooked beans with just a little bit of tahini, lemon juice, canola oil and salt so that it doesn't have as much fat as regular hummus. I have problems with garlic, unfortunately, so I'd have to leave it out.

They usually eat either falafel or hummus with pita bread in the morning. They rarely eat anything else and their breakfast isnt very varied at all. I like variety so Im not like them in terms of what I eat every morning. If you look at the poll options I listed these are pretty much the kind of things I eat every morning. For example last morning I ate a sandwich with sausage and Canned tuna salad. The morning before that I ate cereal, which is a completely different kind of food. So yeah. Quite varied as you might imagine.

Falafel is too try at a normal time of the day.

Guys just thought I'd show you these foods that Palestinians often eat here.

http://i46.tinypic.com/25j9u2t.jpg

Its called Knafeh. Tasty as hell, although I get nausea if I eat it too much. Its only sold in Palestinian bakeries.

http://i48.tinypic.com/10r0ku0.jpg

And thats falafel in pita, along with salad, chips and tahini. Very common food around here, including in Israel itself. Sold pretty much anywhere.

http://i46.tinypic.com/1ftoo4.jpg

Thats Hummus. Often eaten with a pita bread.

^ that all looks ****ing delicious

Ive had the opportunity to eat all of these foods in the pictures. And yes, they are indeed delicious.

You live in the US right? Do they have things like Falafel and Hummus over there?