hey its me agin!:)

i wana know is there real sumurais lft?,if anyone know that answer me
and if you can tell me about the way they live atm it's gona be great!

> i wana know is there real sumurais lft?,if anyone know that answer me

> and if you can tell me about the way they live atm it's gona be

great!

Despite what is commonly believed, samurai do still exist. Though they
were listed as extinct outside of captivity in the late 19th century,
breeding programs have been very successful of late and a number of
samurai have been released back in to the wild. Loss of habitat and
social standing continue to threaten them, but many specialists are
quietly confident that they will breed their numbers back to a
sustainable level.

--AngusH

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--- thenight12_4 <thenight12_4@...> wrote:

> i wana know is there real sumurais lft?,if anyone
> know that answer me
> and if you can tell me about the way they live atm
> it's gona be great!

There are no real "sumurais lft". The S-A-murai class
was abolished during the Meiji period, 1872 if I
recall correctly.

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--- "Haynes, A (Angus)" <angus.haynes@...>
wrote:

> > i wana know is there real sumurais lft?,if anyone
> know that answer me
>
> > and if you can tell me about the way they live
> atm it's gona be
> great!
>
> Despite what is commonly believed, samurai do still
> exist. Though they
> were listed as extinct outside of captivity in the
> late 19th century,
> breeding programs have been very successful of late
> and a number of
> samurai have been released back in to the wild. Loss
> of habitat and
> social standing continue to threaten them, but many
> specialists are
> quietly confident that they will breed their numbers
> back to a
> sustainable level.
>
> --AngusH

That's just SOOO wrong.

Morally, I mean.

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-----Original Message-----
From: samuraihistory@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:samuraihistory@yahoogroups.com]
Sent: Thursday, April 27, 2006 8:00 PM
To: samuraihistory@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [samuraihistory] hey its me agin!:)

--- "Haynes, A (Angus)" <angus.haynes@...>
wrote:

> > i wana know is there real sumurais lft?,if anyone know that answer
> me
>
> > and if you can tell me about the way they live atm it's gona be
> great!
>
> Despite what is commonly believed, samurai do still exist. Though they

> were listed as extinct outside of captivity in the late 19th century,
> breeding programs have been very successful of late and a number of
> samurai have been released back in to the wild. Loss of habitat and
> social standing continue to threaten them, but many specialists are
> quietly confident that they will breed their numbers back to a
> sustainable level.
>
> --AngusH

That's just SOOO wrong.

Morally, I mean.

---------------------------

Heh, heh, you mean releasing these captive-bred samurai to the wild is
morally wrong? Is it wrong for the captive-bred? Or wrong for those who
might get hunted down and eaten by them? :) :)

Nina

Haynes, A (Angus) wrote:

> > i wana know is there real sumurais lft?,if anyone know that answer me
>
> > and if you can tell me about the way they live atm it's gona be
> great!
>
> Despite what is commonly believed, samurai do still exist. Though they
> were listed as extinct outside of captivity in the late 19th century,
> breeding programs have been very successful of late and a number of
> samurai have been released back in to the wild. Loss of habitat and
> social standing continue to threaten them, but many specialists are
> quietly confident that they will breed their numbers back to a
> sustainable level.

No, you're thinking of Pandas. I get them mixed up too because they
both have fur.

Graeme

The taxidermy jobs are even worse.
--- "Boal, Nina" <Nina.Boal@...> wrote:

>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: samuraihistory@yahoogroups.com
> [mailto:samuraihistory@yahoogroups.com]
> Sent: Thursday, April 27, 2006 8:00 PM
> To: samuraihistory@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: RE: [samuraihistory] hey its me agin!:)
>
> --- "Haynes, A (Angus)" <angus.haynes@...>
> wrote:
>
> > > i wana know is there real sumurais lft?,if
> anyone know that answer
> > me
> >
> > > and if you can tell me about the way they live
> atm it's gona be
> > great!
> >
> > Despite what is commonly believed, samurai do
> still exist. Though they
>
> > were listed as extinct outside of captivity in the
> late 19th century,
> > breeding programs have been very successful of
> late and a number of
> > samurai have been released back in to the wild.
> Loss of habitat and
> > social standing continue to threaten them, but
> many specialists are
> > quietly confident that they will breed their
> numbers back to a
> > sustainable level.
> >
> > --AngusH
>
>
> That's just SOOO wrong.
>
> Morally, I mean.
>
> ---------------------------
>
> Heh, heh, you mean releasing these captive-bred
> samurai to the wild is
> morally wrong? Is it wrong for the captive-bred? Or
> wrong for those who
> might get hunted down and eaten by them? :) :)
>
> Nina
>

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"Haynes, A (Angus)" <angus.haynes@...> wrote: > i wana know is there real sumurais lft?,if anyone know that answer me

> and if you can tell me about the way they live atm it's gona be

great!

Despite what is commonly believed, samurai do still exist. Though they
were listed as extinct outside of captivity in the late 19th century,
breeding programs have been very successful of late and a number of
samurai have been released back in to the wild. Loss of habitat and
social standing continue to threaten them, but many specialists are
quietly confident that they will breed their numbers back to a
sustainable level.

--AngusH

are you sure that they still exist, i have a japanese friend said that samurai is already extinct in japan. can you tell me more about this?

Zan_tigran


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--- zan tigran <zan_tigran@...> wrote:

> "Haynes, A (Angus)" <angus.haynes@...>
> wrote: > i wana know is there real sumurais
> lft?,if anyone know that answer me
>
> > and if you can tell me about the way they live atm
> it's gona be
> great!
>
> Despite what is commonly believed, samurai do still
> exist. Though they
> were listed as extinct outside of captivity in the
> late 19th century,
> breeding programs have been very successful of late
> and a number of
> samurai have been released back in to the wild. Loss
> of habitat and
> social standing continue to threaten them, but many
> specialists are
> quietly confident that they will breed their numbers
> back to a
> sustainable level.
>
> --AngusH
>
> are you sure that they still exist, i have a
> japanese friend said that samurai is already extinct
> in japan. can you tell me more about this?
>
> Zan_tigran

Zan, Angus is making a joke. A very very good, subtle
one. It's satirical answer. In other words, your
friend is correct--the samurai class was legislated
out of existence in the 19th century.

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