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I just shut my cat's paw in the front door! She couldn't decide whether to go out or not, but then made a dash for it as I was shutting the door! She hissed and everything, then ran up the stairs. She's been terrified today because of the wacky weather we've been having - the last things she needs is her master breaking he legs!
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Goatboy wrote:
> If you put a sock on a cat's head, it reverses at astonishing speed.
LOL
> If you put a sock on a cat's head, it reverses at astonishing speed.
LOL
Over the two legs if the polar bear didn't take it on aggregate, it'd definitely win on away goals.
Then again I said that about Real...
Then again I said that about Real...
Obviously it would depend on the fighting arena. In the jungle the silverback would just jump from the trees and deliver a double-fisted smash to the head of the polar bear, whereas in the Arctic the polar bear could perform a stealth-sneak and then rip it's heart out.
What I would like to see is a battle in the city. That would be fun.
What I would like to see is a battle in the city. That would be fun.
Borat Sagdiyev wrote:
> seeing as we're changing the subject to things more sublime,
>
> who do you think would win in a fight, out of a silverback gorilla and
> a polar bear?
>
> please use examples and diagrams in your answer.
>
> points will be awarded for gory details and creative use of the words
> 'family jewels'
Polar Bear: it outweighs the Gorilla, is stronger and has cold resistant family jewels.
> seeing as we're changing the subject to things more sublime,
>
> who do you think would win in a fight, out of a silverback gorilla and
> a polar bear?
>
> please use examples and diagrams in your answer.
>
> points will be awarded for gory details and creative use of the words
> 'family jewels'
Polar Bear: it outweighs the Gorilla, is stronger and has cold resistant family jewels.
seeing as we're changing the subject to things more sublime,
who do you think would win in a fight, out of a silverback gorilla and a polar bear?
please use examples and diagrams in your answer.
points will be awarded for gory details and creative use of the words 'family jewels'
who do you think would win in a fight, out of a silverback gorilla and a polar bear?
please use examples and diagrams in your answer.
points will be awarded for gory details and creative use of the words 'family jewels'
Cheetahs can be cohersed into chasing you; if you strap a Springbok onto your back and run around for long enough.
True.
With lions you need to get them drugged up or smashed on cheap wine first, then punch them in the gut to see if they react.
If not, tie the rope on and retreat sniggering.
With lions you need to get them drugged up or smashed on cheap wine first, then punch them in the gut to see if they react.
If not, tie the rope on and retreat sniggering.
Goatboy wrote:
> And if you tie (loosely) string around a cat's midsection, it loses
> the ability to walk.
> True.
>
> Try it.
Don't try it on Lions though, they hate that.
> And if you tie (loosely) string around a cat's midsection, it loses
> the ability to walk.
> True.
>
> Try it.
Don't try it on Lions though, they hate that.
And if you tie (loosely) string around a cat's midsection, it loses the ability to walk.
True.
Try it.
True.
Try it.
My cat has free run of the house really. She has a cat door on the kitchen door at the back of the house and through there she can get anywere even up stairs. Of course there are some place we don't want her but it's easy to discourage her from going there. For example whenever she goes in the bath tub (I don't know why but she does) then I turn on the shower and she can't get out there fast enough. She's never been back in. It's kind of like that electro shock treatment.
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