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Why you should keep your piece within arms reach.

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Fallschirmjäger wrote:
I'll admit...I blinked.

And then I took a close look at the shadow angles. whewww
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There is obviously two suns out in the sky. One behind the lion and one behind the meal. :D
 
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I'm disappointed that there are not pictures of me with a puma (named Ladybird) under one arm and a leopard (named Henry) under the other, from the meeting of the Long Island Ocelot Club at Alum Rock Co. Park, San Jose, California in the mid-Sixties.

If you gotta go, at the 'hands' of a top predator isn't the worst. Keeps evolutionary humility in mind.
 
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Doug Huffman wrote:
I'm disappointed that there are not pictures of me with a puma (named Ladybird) under one arm and a leopard (named Henry) under the other, from the meeting of the Long Island Ocelot Club at Alum Rock Co. Park, San Jose, California in the mid-Sixties.

If you gotta go, at the 'hands' of a top predator isn't the worst. Keeps evolutionary humility in mind.
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My mental image of you, Doug, keeps getting more interesting! :celebrate

Please don't ever post any photos of yourself, that would ruin the fun!
 
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LEO 229 wrote:
Wait a minute.....

It is daylight and this guy is hanging out in his tent reading?? Come on!!!! :lol:

A big game hunter is not going to be wasting his time reading books during the day.
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Maybe he's trying to figure out what kind of Lion it is! :what:
 
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Lions: Causing big messes in even the whitest of white shorts

or

Hey! I didn't know white came in multiple shades!

or

Which is whiter? The shorts or the shorts' owner?
 
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The two enemies stared at each other, sizing up their worthy opponent. No one could say who would win or how many hours the battle would take. For proud warriors do not give up easily. Nor do they underestimate their fierce opponent, in this most ancient and revered dance of honor: The staring contest.
 
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jaredbelch wrote:
LEO 229 wrote:
Wait a minute.....

It is daylight and this guy is hanging out in his tent reading?? Come on!!!! :lol:

A big game hunter is not going to be wasting his time reading books during the day.
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Maybe he's trying to figure out what kind of Lion it is! :what:
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He is reading "Idiots Guide toSurviving a lion attack" as quickly as possible.
 
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