Never trust an animal that can bleed for a week and not die.Every encounter I’ve had with a woman.
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Never trust an animal that can bleed for a week and not die.Every encounter I’ve had with a woman.
Looks like Willy already shutdown the joke posts, so here is a serious (unremarkable) reply:
Was hiking the AT with a couple of buddies when it started pouring the rain as the sun went down. Rather than hike the extra couple of miles to reach a shelter, we decided to pitch a small tent and keep as dry as possible for the night.
Shortly after squeezing into the tent for what was sure to be a cold, miserable night of sporadic sleep, we heard it...
Just below the ridge something very large was rustling around in the brush. It was undoubtedly a black bear. We spent the rest of the night discussing what we should do about it and ultimately just laid there listening to the bastard huff and snort. Sounded a lot like the video below at the two-minute mark.
..and about 10 X the amount of HorseshitYour story, is about 10 sentences shorter and ten times cooler than my long-winded tale of being scared of a nearby bear while huddled in a tent with two other dudes.
So, that was you! You owe me some money for doctor bills.Had to beat the crap out of this guy one time.
like a woman?Never trust an animal that can bleed for a week and not die.
This is one of those true stories that is unlikely to be believed by everyone, or maybe anyone. But what the hell.
Back in the early 1990s I was driving with two other people in Western Saudi Arabia, near the resort city of Taif. There were some magnificent bluffs in a mountainous area, totally different from what people normally think of as Saudi Arabia. We pulled over our car to view the scenery, and I noticed a bunch of small monkey-like creatures that I later learned were juvenile baboons. I walked over to the edge of an escarpment to get a look at the valley floor, and noted the small baboons were getting very agitated -- almost hysterical.
As I stepped up on a large flat rock to peer over the edge, I suddenly saw a dozen or so full sized male Hamadryas Baboons charging up from a ledge below where I was standing. I backed off and walked rapidly out of what I assumed was their territory, hoping they'd back off, and protect the children. But it was too late. The baboons came spilling over the top of the cliff teeth bared and charging at me. These things were massive through the chest. Each one looked to weigh 100 pounds and they were terrifyingly aggressive.
The thought went through my mind that five minutes ago I had no idea there WERE baboons in Saudi Arabia, and now they were going to tear me apart. I turned on my heel and made a desperate sprint for the car. Luckily, a buddy was alert to what was happening and took the chance to open the back door. He later said the biggest, fastest baboon was swiping at my achilles tendon as I leaped into the seat and he shut the door behind me.
The baboons jumped up on the hood of the 'rented' car, denting and scratching it as they howled and vented their anger. After they eventually went away we sat in the car, totally shaken. A white Mercedes pulls up, and a Saudi in full headress and robes rolls his window down about three inches and says, 'Very dangerous! Stay in your car!" No shit, Mohammed. I wasn't going to get out again anytime soon.
I started whacking on it. Did not matter much, I got off quick.
Always puts a smile on my face when I see Willy has some input on thread.
Shoulda made bumble bee tuna. Could have been worse and they could have been yellow jackets. They sting just for the fun of it. Bastards.1. While playing golf with a friend back in high school, I hit my ball really close to a water hazard. It landed about 6-inches away from a Canada goose nest filled with goose eggs.
As I got into position to hit my next shot, mother goose flew down out of nowhere and pecked me in the in my right shoulder. She then chased me back to the cart and even flew through it while honking hysterically. The dive bomb goose peck left a huge welt on my right shoulder.
3. Mowing my grandma's yard in middle school and hit the corner of her air conditioner. Inside was a nest of bumble bees. They chased me for several feet and I got stung no less than 10 times. Glad I'm not allergic.