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Quote from: TAC on November 01, 2019, 04:38:08 PMYou have a python?No. My dick is just fucking bigger than I am.
You have a python?
would have thought the same thing but seeing the OP was TAC i immediately thought Maiden or DT related
Winger Theater Forums........or WTF.
TAC got a higher score than me in the electronic round? Honestly, can I just drop out now?
Quote from: wolfking on November 01, 2019, 08:09:45 PMQuote from: TAC on November 01, 2019, 04:38:08 PMYou have a python?No. My dick is just fucking bigger than I am.You have that problem too?
Everyone else, except Wolfking is wrong.
Makes it tough to buy pants.
That's a word salad - and take it from me, I know word salad
I fear for the day when something happens on the right that is SO nuts that even Stadler says "That's crazy".
Remember the mark of a great vocalist is if TAC hates them with a special passion
Real life Garfield. Holy shit!
Maybe just re-title this thread "Animals... WTF!?!?!"
So, the dogs get severely mistreated and underfed, attacks the bitch that's supposed to care for them and kills her, yet they are going to get killed? Fuck humanity. These poor dogs were doing something good for society.
Kade's friendly local retirement village https://www.1news.info/python-eats-giant-goanna-at-sunshine-coast-retirement-village-700930
That's insane!! So you can have a python just hanging off your roof?
From a Mega Man Legends island jamming power metal to a Walrus listening to black metal, I like your story arc.
So Friday night I stumbled across "audio" of a bear eating Timothy Treadwell, a guy who lived with bears every summer for over a decade. Apparently the tape is fake but the sounds are so disturbing it actually kept me awake that night, and I don't freak out that easily. Even as a fake that audio was terrifying. Which led me to watching and reading about brown bears all Saturday morning. Animals are f'ing scary out there, man. Nature doesn't give a f*** about us
Quote from: Kattelox on January 27, 2020, 11:06:32 AMSo Friday night I stumbled across "audio" of a bear eating Timothy Treadwell, a guy who lived with bears every summer for over a decade. Apparently the tape is fake but the sounds are so disturbing it actually kept me awake that night, and I don't freak out that easily. Even as a fake that audio was terrifying. Which led me to watching and reading about brown bears all Saturday morning. Animals are f'ing scary out there, man. Nature doesn't give a f*** about us I remember reading about him. Fascinating. I haven't heard the audio, I didn't bother, but it's kind of a shame in a sick sort of way that it was faked.
^^ That's what I read too, and I agree with Kade, it's sick that somebody would fake that. Before I found out it was fake I heard him screaming, "I'm being killed by a bear out here" and felt myself turning pale. It's a good fake
Quote from: Kattelox on January 27, 2020, 03:13:36 PM^^ That's what I read too, and I agree with Kade, it's sick that somebody would fake that. Before I found out it was fake I heard him screaming, "I'm being killed by a bear out here" and felt myself turning pale. It's a good fake'Grizzly Man' by Werner Herzog is the documentary. It's very interesting and eventually very sad. Treadwell was very careless and convinced himself that he was more a part of nature and the animals that he was fascinated in watching than he was with the modern world. And in a lot of ways he was. But you cannot get comfortable with wild Grizzly bears and believe they won't eat you to stock up fat for their hibernation.....
Quote from: gmillerdrake on January 27, 2020, 03:28:59 PMQuote from: Kattelox on January 27, 2020, 03:13:36 PM^^ That's what I read too, and I agree with Kade, it's sick that somebody would fake that. Before I found out it was fake I heard him screaming, "I'm being killed by a bear out here" and felt myself turning pale. It's a good fake'Grizzly Man' by Werner Herzog is the documentary. It's very interesting and eventually very sad. Treadwell was very careless and convinced himself that he was more a part of nature and the animals that he was fascinated in watching than he was with the modern world. And in a lot of ways he was. But you cannot get comfortable with wild Grizzly bears and believe they won't eat you to stock up fat for their hibernation.....Thanks for the suggestion! I'm going to watch that. I watched a video of him standing in front of a brown bear that was eating a salmon in a river. And he was talking to it like it was his little baby. I couldn't believe the balls/stupidity on him. Nevermind living with them for 13 summers. Holy bajesus... no freaking way, man. Not around BEARS!!
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/deer-runs-over-man/vi-BBZyqsQ
WSDA says on their website that the hornets do not typically go after humans, but if they do, not even beekeeping suits can protect against the hornets' stingers, which are longer and more dangerous than a bee's.Researchers say the sting of a murder hornet is painful and packed with neurotoxins. Even if someone is not allergic to the hornet, multiple stings have the potential to kill.Conrad Bérubé, a beekeeper and entomologist in Nanaimo, British Columbia, told The New York Times that the day after he got stung, he legs ached like he had the flu, and the sting was the most painful sting he's ever experienced.
Crews were able to track down the hive on Vancouver Island. Conrad Bérubé, a beekeeper and entomologist in the town of Nanaimo, was assigned to exterminate it.He set out at night, when the hornets would be in their nest. He put on shorts and thick sweatpants, then his bee suit. He donned Kevlar braces on his ankles and wrists.But as he approached the hive, he said, the rustling of the brush and the shine of his flashlight awakened the colony. Before he had a chance to douse the nest with carbon dioxide, he felt the first searing stabs in his leg — through the bee suit and underlying sweatpants.“It was like having red-hot thumbtacks being driven into my flesh,” he said. He ended up getting stung at least seven times, some of the stings drawing blood.