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    Heh, I once got chased by a velociraptor! Preety damn scary.

    Oh wait, that was last night, which made me wake up at 5:00am :scary:


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    there is a photo in here somewhere of a bloke getting chased by a rhino...

    shit is he fair leging it... and the look on his face....
    And that is the honest truth your honour..

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    Quote Originally Posted by EJK View Post
    That's one bad ass pussy
    What's a donkey's vagina got to do with anything...?
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    An extract from the 'Indian Road Code for Motorcyclists' I think they based it on ours

    Animals

    While you should always try to avoid hitting an animal, you shouldn’t do anything dangerous, such as swerving into oncoming traffic. You have a better chance of surviving the impact from a small animal than you do a collision with another vehicle.

    Motorcycles tend to attract TIGERS. If a TIGER rushes at you from the side, don’t kick at it – it generally pisses the tiger off and will cause you to lose control of the motorcycle when it removes your leg.

    Instead, change down gears and approach the BIG HUNGRY BEASTY slowly. As you reach it, speed up. You will leave the animal behind so quickly that it will generally lose interest. Unless it is really hungry
    Only a biker knows why a dog sticks his head out of a car window.

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    Quote Originally Posted by KiWiP View Post
    An extract from the 'Indian Road Code for Motorcyclists' I think they based it on ours

    Animals

    While you should always try to avoid hitting an animal, you shouldn’t do anything dangerous, such as swerving into oncoming traffic. You have a better chance of surviving the impact from a small animal than you do a collision with another vehicle.

    Motorcycles tend to attract TIGERS. If a TIGER rushes at you from the side, don’t kick at it – it generally pisses the tiger off and will cause you to lose control of the motorcycle when it removes your leg.

    Instead, change down gears and approach the BIG HUNGRY BEASTY slowly. As you reach it, speed up. You will leave the animal behind so quickly that it will generally lose interest. Unless it is really hungry
    ...and then just put a nice bit of vindaloo paste on one of your legs for puddy-tat to munch on !!


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