try and piss of this gator some more
#13
12-08-2007 | 10:14 PM
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RE: try and **** of this gator some more
that made me cringe when.......he didnt spin.
im no animal expert, but i do watch national geo quite a bit, lol. correct me if im worng, but i believe it must have closed its mouth b/c something touched the croc's bottom jaw (tounge). i've seen vids like this before and it was the result of a drop of sweat that fell onto the croc's tounge triggering it to snap shut on whatever has entered its mouth.
well, in this vid it looks like his hand is pretty damn low and he may have touched the croc's tounge.
im no animal expert, but i do watch national geo quite a bit, lol. correct me if im worng, but i believe it must have closed its mouth b/c something touched the croc's bottom jaw (tounge). i've seen vids like this before and it was the result of a drop of sweat that fell onto the croc's tounge triggering it to snap shut on whatever has entered its mouth.
well, in this vid it looks like his hand is pretty damn low and he may have touched the croc's tounge.
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12-09-2007 | 09:22 PM
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Serves him right. Don't mess with nature's purpose built animals.
#17
12-09-2007 | 11:07 PM
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RE: try and **** of this gator some more
ORIGINAL: sixhundredrr
Don't mess with nature's purpose built animals.
Don't mess with nature's purpose built animals.
For a while there, after the 10th dimension thread, I got to thinking that, well, maybe souls evolve too. Cause I've noticed how my dog has a lot of the same needs and emotions that I do--and even though he doesn't speak English, or have a concept of the future--he's much more advanced than say, a cold virus. So, I wondered, if biology can evolve, why wouldn't the intangible part of life be subject to the same evolutionary throes of development.
Then I saw this video...and I knew right away that dumbness doesn't evolve. Dumb just happens. No other creature on this planet would do what that human did. Sheesh. Maybe the creationists are right--man just appeared and was dumb, dumb, dumb from day one. [&:]
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12-10-2007 | 01:00 PM
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RE: try and **** of this gator some more
ORIGINAL: SpiritRR
Yes. Exactly. Although that purpose is presumably to gobble up the weak and lesser species--which this 'croc-wrangler' clearly is.
For a while there, after the 10th dimension thread, I got to thinking that, well, maybe souls evolve too. Cause I've noticed how my dog has a lot of the same needs and emotions that I do--and even though he doesn't speak English, or have a concept of the future--he's much more advanced than say, a cold virus. So, I wondered, if biology can evolve, why wouldn't the intangible part of life be subject to the same evolutionary throes of development.
Then I saw this video...and I knew right away that dumbness doesn't evolve. Dumb just happens. No other creature on this planet would do what that human did. Sheesh. Maybe the creationists are right--man just appeared and was dumb, dumb, dumb from day one. [&:]
Yes. Exactly. Although that purpose is presumably to gobble up the weak and lesser species--which this 'croc-wrangler' clearly is.
For a while there, after the 10th dimension thread, I got to thinking that, well, maybe souls evolve too. Cause I've noticed how my dog has a lot of the same needs and emotions that I do--and even though he doesn't speak English, or have a concept of the future--he's much more advanced than say, a cold virus. So, I wondered, if biology can evolve, why wouldn't the intangible part of life be subject to the same evolutionary throes of development.
Then I saw this video...and I knew right away that dumbness doesn't evolve. Dumb just happens. No other creature on this planet would do what that human did. Sheesh. Maybe the creationists are right--man just appeared and was dumb, dumb, dumb from day one. [&:]
