I like how I could likely take out a fellow human (not included on the badge, it is on the results page), but I am obviously a well marbled, good sized tiger snack. That seems accurate to me.
Wednesday, June 25, 2008
Since Jim's Doing it...
I think Jim does so well because of his military experience. Elephant guns. They're focusing on elephant guns.
I like how I could likely take out a fellow human (not included on the badge, it is on the results page), but I am obviously a well marbled, good sized tiger snack. That seems accurate to me.
I like how I could likely take out a fellow human (not included on the badge, it is on the results page), but I am obviously a well marbled, good sized tiger snack. That seems accurate to me.
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Why is your chance of surviving an attack by a large shark so high? Oh, wait. There are no sharks anywhere near the North Pole.
Snow Sharks, Serge, snow sharks. They lay in wait, hiding in snow drifts near your front door. You go out to get the paper, and blam! before you know what's happening they drag you under the ice...
;)
Also, she correctly answered the question about not answering the door if the visitor responds "land shark!" when she yells "Who is it?" You'd be surprised how many people miss that one. Do not answer the door for land sharks. Absolutely never.
Anyway, if everyone else is doing it, feh, I'll post my results on Giant Midgets.
jim, eric... Of course. Coming soon to the SciFi Channel, a movie original on the most dangerous night on televion.
Snow Sharks
Just when you thought it was safe to go out to shovel the snow out of the front yard...
The trick is - when you hear the ominous music start - DO NOT GO NEAR THE WATER. Obviously the sharks are pissed and you should stay on dry land.
DO NOT GO NEAR THE WATER
Or near the skating rink, Jeri?
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