If toonces was the cat who could drive a rally car, would it qualify as both a wipeout and a mauling?Toonces7 wrote:
Rally wipeouts are so entertaining....along with animal maulings
werdBernadictus wrote:
A perfect OWNED example.
Oh, and don;t forget the very helpful (though probably smarter) person filming the whole thing!!!!1927 wrote:
Look for the video where 2 family cars stop on Safari. One male driver/father (kids in cars) gets out to get a closer look at the "lil cuddly wuddly big fuck off lion" and gets jumped by one and eaten. The other father gets out the other car and can't do much to help. All this going on as the kids in the 2 cars are looking on.
this is why when our rangers release bears/cougars and such they just open the box and get the hell out of there, especially for the larger bears, they'll drop the entire cage park a truck next to it, one dude on top opens the door and jumps on the truck and they haul ass before the thing wakes up (we prefer to tranq em in the US and Canada), the gators, however, you just gotta tear the hood/blanket off and run hoping they'd rather jump into the water instead of your buttocks{BMF}*Frank_The_Tank wrote:
You would think....that it would be common sense to NOT, I say again........NOT poke a 100+ pound leopard with a stick. I think the teeth and claws on this thing are intimidating enough just by knowing its capabilities. Maybe wild cat attacks arent as common there as I had thought....or maybe the guy assumed the leopard was as fierce as his neighbors house cat. What a dumbass
Psst, I wasn't paying attention, can I copy of your notes?Skruples wrote:
*gets notepad*
Don't... poke... leopards.
Got it.
I think this is the one you were refering too...1927 wrote:
Look for the video where 2 family cars stop on Safari. One male driver/father (kids in cars) gets out to get a closer look at the "lil cuddly wuddly big fuck off lion" and gets jumped by one and eaten. The other father gets out the other car and can't do much to help. All this going on as the kids in the 2 cars are looking on.
I lived near a safaripark for a while and at sunset you could hear the Lions for over a mile.Smackin_U wrote:
I think this is the one you were refering too...1927 wrote:
Look for the video where 2 family cars stop on Safari. One male driver/father (kids in cars) gets out to get a closer look at the "lil cuddly wuddly big fuck off lion" and gets jumped by one and eaten. The other father gets out the other car and can't do much to help. All this going on as the kids in the 2 cars are looking on.
http://www.metacafe.com/watch/180374/lion_attack/