(December 14, 2018 at 3:10 pm)BrianSoddingBoru4 Wrote:(December 14, 2018 at 3:02 pm)T0 Th3 M4X Wrote: Uh huh, surrrrre.
While you're pottying your diaper because you seen a lion, me and the other guys will be busy eating him. The difference. You told yourself "I can't", and we went out and whooped his a$$ because we knew it was possible. As far as the William Wallace thing, you missed the point. It's not about "fantasy", but rather having purpose. I'll have my lion story, while you'll try to avoid telling everybody about your dirty diaper from when the lion popped up. Call it what you will, but I'll stick with option A. You may prefer B, but I grew out of wearing Huggies decades ago. Maybe you should try it. You may actually like it.
All due respect, but anyone who claims that they WOULDN’T shit themselves when confronted with a pride of hungry lions is someone who hasn’t been confronted with a pride of hungry lions. This strikes as one of those you-don’t-know-til-it-happens type of scenarios.
Boru
Some people do. When it happens on the fly, you don't always have the opportunity to calculate the odds. Odds are though that if someone starts running, that's probably going to be target #1 anyway. My dogs do the same thing with my cats. If the cat is walking and sleeping next to one of them, no problem. They can even interact. As soon as a cat dashes across the house, then it has two hounds on its tail. Pack hunters even do that when they see a herd and want to single out the weakest. They force the prey to run, and the weakest runner is the one who gets separated, then either falls trying to keep up, or gets taken down with no chance of protection from the herd. Besides, not much logic from running from something that can run more than twice your speed and can climb trees, unless there is something nearby that you know you can slip into. Even then you may be screwed, because it will just wait you out with others of its kind. At least if you go in as the hunter, you are more than likely prepared.
