Wild wolves only attack humans if they are rabid or starving.
Newsflash: wild animals in general become dangerous when rabid or starving
or if backed into a corner while feeling threatened like in that wolf park in sweden
but well
there are no corners in a forest for a wolf to get backed into.
Well when I said attack I meant without the human doing anything to provoke it.
A perfectly sane, healthy, well fed wolf will attack a human if he or she threatens or provokes it. Most wolf attacks on humans involve wolves being kept in captivity.
I seem to have picked up the spare house keys but the second, bigger one seems to be troublesome. Nearly ten minutes of fruitless struggle so far! Least it is the interior door so I'm out of the weather
Freedom for the Northern Isles!
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If I expire along the way, I will my dogtar to surrealitycheck.
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When Hurricane Katrina hit, there were reports of vandals trying to get into the vault at Whitney's main branch using baseball bats and crowbars.
It didn't work unsurprisingly.
You figured after sacking the city of Rome they could at least figure out how to open a vault.
It bothers me actually that even knowing how poorly most apex and near-apex predators are doing in the wild, filmmakers keep casting them as villains in their shitty thrillers.
I bet that would open up a bank safe like a treat.
you'd have to know where to shoot, though.
or, well, I'm no expert on vault door design. But I imagine it's kinda hard to open one even if you can punch holes in it.
Make a big enough hole and that's not really a problem. The trick is making a big enough hole. Or getting a tiny person as a partner.
well, yeah. And RPGs don't make big holes.
Just needs to be tiny person big enough. Or enough to let me remove the hinges. I mean sure the proper way to do this would be RDX but the RPG is cooler.
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It bothers me actually that even knowing how poorly most apex and near-apex predators are doing in the wild, filmmakers keep casting them as villains in their shitty thrillers.
It bothers me actually that even knowing how poorly most apex and near-apex predators are doing in the wild, filmmakers keep casting them as villains in their shitty thrillers.
You know who kills a lot of people?
Fucking people.
Bears, wolves, sharks etc? Not so much.
Sheep kill vastly more people than those three put together.
I bet that would open up a bank safe like a treat.
you'd have to know where to shoot, though.
or, well, I'm no expert on vault door design. But I imagine it's kinda hard to open one even if you can punch holes in it.
Make a big enough hole and that's not really a problem. The trick is making a big enough hole. Or getting a tiny person as a partner.
well, yeah. And RPGs don't make big holes.
Just needs to be tiny person big enough. Or enough to let me remove the hinges. I mean sure the proper way to do this would be RDX but the RPG is cooler.
RPG makes like, doormouse big enough.
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It bothers me actually that even knowing how poorly most apex and near-apex predators are doing in the wild, filmmakers keep casting them as villains in their shitty thrillers.
You know who kills a lot of people?
Fucking people.
Bears, wolves, sharks etc? Not so much.
What about Bearpeople, Wolfmen, Sharkwomen?
Bear people are typically harmless. In the event of attack they can be easily distracted with french fries or shoe sales.
Wolf men are naturally held in check by sexy vampires.
Shark women are mostly only a threat to themselves due to lax sunscreen dilligence.
I bet that would open up a bank safe like a treat.
you'd have to know where to shoot, though.
or, well, I'm no expert on vault door design. But I imagine it's kinda hard to open one even if you can punch holes in it.
Make a big enough hole and that's not really a problem. The trick is making a big enough hole. Or getting a tiny person as a partner.
well, yeah. And RPGs don't make big holes.
Just needs to be tiny person big enough. Or enough to let me remove the hinges. I mean sure the proper way to do this would be RDX but the RPG is cooler.
RPG makes like, doormouse big enough.
It's likely to get a bit bigger when dealing with a safe because all of that over pressure is going to be going somewhere. We are talking a current RPG like a 21 though. Should be big enough afterwards to shove Arch through.
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The existence of wild animals proves that humans have failed at domesticating everything.
Every animal should be domesticated and living in harmony with humanity
Preferably in humanity's stomach. Nom nom nom nom tasty animals
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i think the majority of bank robberies are just threatening post-its while keeping one hand in your jacket pocket like your carrying.
Nah not yet, I can take out the word 'forever' until I finish it then.
Vari that is the review and also the undertitle.
I like the Max Payne 3 drinking game
drink when he drinks
drink when he takes pills (once combat ends)
regret past decisions
I watched The Grey last week and Liam Neeson disagrees with your assertion.
you'd have to know where to shoot, though.
or, well, I'm no expert on vault door design. But I imagine it's kinda hard to open one even if you can punch holes in it.
It's cheaper than out-of-state.
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It will be impossible to get in without destroying all contents.
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Well when I said attack I meant without the human doing anything to provoke it.
A perfectly sane, healthy, well fed wolf will attack a human if he or she threatens or provokes it. Most wolf attacks on humans involve wolves being kept in captivity.
I invented one of those! It was probably a bad idea to store the blueprints in the prototype though.
Arch,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t_goGR39m2k
Liam can suck my D.
Make a big enough hole and that's not really a problem. The trick is making a big enough hole. Or getting a tiny person as a partner.
8-)
I hope you feel better.
But I decided to make the trip and just show up really late instead.
Victory!
well, yeah. And RPGs don't make big holes.
can he?
can he really, jeep?
GET IT TOGETHER BROSKI
what type of exam is it
Yes, absolutely.
I will even trim everything up down there.
I see.
lemme get my clipboard.
Critical care.
They threw everything in here, man.
10% is multiple choice questions, so that's 10% right there, huh?
If I expire along the way, I will my dogtar to surrealitycheck.
It didn't work unsurprisingly.
You figured after sacking the city of Rome they could at least figure out how to open a vault.
You know who kills a lot of people?
Fucking people.
Bears, wolves, sharks etc? Not so much.
Just needs to be tiny person big enough. Or enough to let me remove the hinges. I mean sure the proper way to do this would be RDX but the RPG is cooler.
What about Bearpeople, Wolfmen, Sharkwomen?
Sheep kill vastly more people than those three put together.
New zealand knows what's up.
RPG makes like, doormouse big enough.
make sure they know you care!
also make sure to set your brain setting to "own" before entering exam
Bear people are typically harmless. In the event of attack they can be easily distracted with french fries or shoe sales.
Wolf men are naturally held in check by sexy vampires.
Shark women are mostly only a threat to themselves due to lax sunscreen dilligence.
It's not even an outdated view because people who are long long since dust and bones thought that was bull.
It's likely to get a bit bigger when dealing with a safe because all of that over pressure is going to be going somewhere. We are talking a current RPG like a 21 though. Should be big enough afterwards to shove Arch through.
Every animal should be domesticated and living in harmony with humanity