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Username wrote on 2014-07-14 01:42
Bad day today.
When throwing out garbage there was a brown bear in our dumpster.
It came out mad because it had coffee and garbage thrown on it
I was like 'I had enough shit today' and with adrenaline, i grabbed a heavy skid (pallete) and chucked it at the bear.
It ran away scared after i growled like an angry man.
true stories
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Campylobacter jejuni wrote on 2014-07-14 02:37
True meaning of yolo.
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EphraDaMan wrote on 2014-07-14 09:44
Yeeeeah!
*gives you 'Who Screams and Chases Bears' title *
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Aubog007 wrote on 2014-07-14 09:45
I could barely handle the anticipation.
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Odin wrote on 2014-07-14 16:50
A wooden pallet isn't the only thing I'd have thrown at that.
I still miss Bandit though.
That horse... nobody could ride him. He'd go straight for the fence, turn hard at full speed, you'd go one way, and he'd go the other.
Well I finally got a saddle on him one day and managed to get on top of him. Sure thing there he goes straight for that fence top speed.
Except this time I was ready for it. Round and round we went, half an hour he put up a fight trying to shake me off.
Finally he just sorta gave up and walked along nicely. After that I had no problems riding him, he was a very fast horse and responded well to a gentle nudge. Just had to make sure he knew that you were in charge not him.
Course my brother tries the same feat, and round and round he goes. It wasn't till months later that I had bandit sufficiently used to being ridden that other people could sit on him without triggering the ride of their life.