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timely metaphor When lions have you by the throat, and crocodiles are chewing your ass, it's time to say, “We don't have to take this s*it anymore!” |
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Sunday, June 05, 2011
Enough is enough ya flea bitten cat
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Anonymous said...
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A good example of how to take OUR country back.
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6/5/11, 9:59 AM
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toadold said...
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I hope Kim sees this and comments.
Cape Buffalo are considered one of the most dangerous games to hunt in Africa. Hard to kill and they circle around and ambush hunters. I haven't seen the stats in some time but they did have the record for killing the most hunters.
Notice how viewers would refer to a female lion as "him" and "he" in the excitement. That pride must not have been too experienced or pretty desperate. -
6/5/11, 12:30 PM
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Rodger the Real King of France said...
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I'm not sure if the stat - that more people are killed by Hippos than any other game animal - is is specific to hunting. I guess I could look it up, but what the hell.
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6/5/11, 1:16 PM
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Kim said...
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Nah, it's either hippos or crocs -- the stats change all the time, depending on how much rain an area has had.
But I'll tell you this: I've hunted lion before, often. Never had the guts to hunt buff, because SO much can go wrong. They are bad news by themselves, and in a herd... oy.
As those lions found out. (Also, they may not have been lionesses, but young males hunting in a pack. A couple of them looked like they had the beginnings of a mane.) -
6/5/11, 5:05 PM
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Firehand said...
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If I remember right, Peter Capstick once wrote that he considered Cape Buffalo the most dangerous of the Big Five to hunt because, unlike the others, they really didn't have a weak area: excellent hearing, smell and sight, tough hide, heavy bone and serious determination to follow through a charge.
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6/5/11, 8:47 PM
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Anonymous said...
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I am reading Atlas Shrugged, It is making me so mad because it is happening. I am just waiting for the sound death ray to show up.
and I see this and it makes perfect sense that there are more of us but we choose to do nothing. What will be the breaking point?
thoR~ -
6/7/11, 1:53 AM
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