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Post by Dizzy on Mar 31, 2021 3:12:15 GMT
Oh Yes wolf Albino thats The Word i was Trying to Remember. Anyways Yea Snow Flake was Really Cool I Seen Videos of Him. Anyways You Have a Good Night too Sis Thank You For Being Understand an Sorry You were Not Feelin The Rampage Movie Really though. Maybe Next Times 
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Post by Deleted on Mar 31, 2021 9:05:00 GMT
"Donnie Darko" is a real Think Piece. One really has to watch it AT LEAST twice, and pay close attention to the details, to get close to getting a grip on what is going on in there....you have to think outside the box, and consider things like the 'Butterfly Effect' (and I am not referring to the movie by the way) and the ever puzzling and sometimes confounding and irritating, 'Mandela Effect'. As well as other things...theories, beliefs.... etc...
I personally got a lot from the movie. And whatever they may do next, if ever they do anything, I am sure Jake Gyllenhaal won't be involved at all (with the exception of flashbacks.... maybe), and I would expect there to be a new storyline, set in a different place with different characters. But I could very well be completely wrong about that.
That's just what I would do, if I were writing the next installment.
Watched the first part of "Ramage" last night (while eating dinner), with The Rock.
Dizzy , I do believe I remember you telling me about this movie not toooo long ago.
It has a wolf in it (up to the point I've seen)....I'm going to check out more of it soon, and see if it turns out to be the one with the 'flying wolf' you talked about.....So far...I dunno if I'm going to like it that much....it's sad at this point. I am really liking Johnson's character and 'George' though. (Right now, I want the giant wolf to eat the cadre of hunters)
And one thing I wasn't too sure about...There was a reference to BEARS being the strongest, most dangerous and lethal terrestrial predators and that it was unusual for a gorilla to kill or win a battle with one....I'm wondering if there really is any truth in that or did that for the movie. I can see how it s very possible, but Gorillas are extremely powerful. I'm hoping @kurben might know, or at least bring what he thinks on that subject, here or elsewhere, like your 'Favorite Animals' thread, or maybe 'Random Thoughts'. If this thread gets into anything too off topic, I'll watch it and move stuff if necessary. 🙂
A Gorilla is definitely the stronger animal. It can lift over 2000 Kg, about 10 times their own bodyweight. However a gorilla is not a predator. Left in peace it is a rather peaceful animal and not in the least predatory. Unlike the chimp that has actually been known to attack other chimps on occasion. But the reference is correct in saying that the bear is the strongest predator. After the bear it is probably the Tiger that is known to lift 500 kg heavy bodies up in a tree. But the strongest animal is the elephant that can carry almost 10.000 kg. And about battles between them.... They must in that case be staged as in their natural habitats they dont encounter. A gorilla is threatening and is defensive while a bear is attacking and offensive. So in a staged fight a bear would probably win thanks to its bigger speed and natural inclination to killing animals. |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 31, 2021 12:32:53 GMT
"Donnie Darko" is a real Think Piece. One really has to watch it AT LEAST twice, and pay close attention to the details, to get close to getting a grip on what is going on in there....you have to think outside the box, and consider things like the 'Butterfly Effect' (and I am not referring to the movie by the way) and the ever puzzling and sometimes confounding and irritating, 'Mandela Effect'. As well as other things...theories, beliefs.... etc...
I personally got a lot from the movie. And whatever they may do next, if ever they do anything, I am sure Jake Gyllenhaal won't be involved at all (with the exception of flashbacks.... maybe), and I would expect there to be a new storyline, set in a different place with different characters. But I could very well be completely wrong about that.
That's just what I would do, if I were writing the next installment.
Watched the first part of "Ramage" last night (while eating dinner), with The Rock.
Dizzy , I do believe I remember you telling me about this movie not toooo long ago.
It has a wolf in it (up to the point I've seen)....I'm going to check out more of it soon, and see if it turns out to be the one with the 'flying wolf' you talked about.....So far...I dunno if I'm going to like it that much....it's sad at this point. I am really liking Johnson's character and 'George' though. (Right now, I want the giant wolf to eat the cadre of hunters)
And one thing I wasn't too sure about...There was a reference to BEARS being the strongest, most dangerous and lethal terrestrial predators and that it was unusual for a gorilla to kill or win a battle with one....I'm wondering if there really is any truth in that or did that for the movie. I can see how it s very possible, but Gorillas are extremely powerful. I'm hoping @kurben might know, or at least bring what he thinks on that subject, here or elsewhere, like your 'Favorite Animals' thread, or maybe 'Random Thoughts'. If this thread gets into anything too off topic, I'll watch it and move stuff if necessary. 🙂
A Gorilla is definitely the stronger animal. It can lift over 2000 Kg, about 10 times their own bodyweight. However a gorilla is not a predator. Left in peace it is a rather peaceful animal and not in the least predatory. Unlike the chimp that has actually been known to attack other chimps on occasion. But the reference is correct in saying that the bear is the strongest predator. After the bear it is probably the Tiger that is known to lift 500 kg heavy bodies up in a tree. But the strongest animal is the elephant that can carry almost 10.000 kg. And about battles between them.... They must in that case be staged as in their natural habitats they dont encounter. A gorilla is threatening and is defensive while a bear is attacking and offensive. So in a staged fight a bear would probably win thanks to its bigger speed and natural inclination to killing animals. Yes but the gorilla has the obvious advantage of being an Ape so it’s instantly better at anything and everything those animals might usually be superior at. |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 31, 2021 12:38:02 GMT
What is the obvious advantage of being an Ape??
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Post by Deleted on Mar 31, 2021 13:41:27 GMT
What is the obvious advantage of being an Ape??  Funny monkey |
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Post by wolf on Mar 31, 2021 16:13:32 GMT
"Donnie Darko" is a real Think Piece. One really has to watch it AT LEAST twice, and pay close attention to the details, to get close to getting a grip on what is going on in there....you have to think outside the box, and consider things like the 'Butterfly Effect' (and I am not referring to the movie by the way) and the ever puzzling and sometimes confounding and irritating, 'Mandela Effect'. As well as other things...theories, beliefs.... etc...
I personally got a lot from the movie. And whatever they may do next, if ever they do anything, I am sure Jake Gyllenhaal won't be involved at all (with the exception of flashbacks.... maybe), and I would expect there to be a new storyline, set in a different place with different characters. But I could very well be completely wrong about that.
That's just what I would do, if I were writing the next installment.
Watched the first part of "Ramage" last night (while eating dinner), with The Rock.
Dizzy , I do believe I remember you telling me about this movie not toooo long ago.
It has a wolf in it (up to the point I've seen)....I'm going to check out more of it soon, and see if it turns out to be the one with the 'flying wolf' you talked about.....So far...I dunno if I'm going to like it that much....it's sad at this point. I am really liking Johnson's character and 'George' though. (Right now, I want the giant wolf to eat the cadre of hunters)
And one thing I wasn't too sure about...There was a reference to BEARS being the strongest, most dangerous and lethal terrestrial predators and that it was unusual for a gorilla to kill or win a battle with one....I'm wondering if there really is any truth in that or did that for the movie. I can see how it s very possible, but Gorillas are extremely powerful. I'm hoping @kurben might know, or at least bring what he thinks on that subject, here or elsewhere, like your 'Favorite Animals' thread, or maybe 'Random Thoughts'. If this thread gets into anything too off topic, I'll watch it and move stuff if necessary. 🙂
A Gorilla is definitely the stronger animal. It can lift over 2000 Kg, about 10 times their own bodyweight. However a gorilla is not a predator. Left in peace it is a rather peaceful animal and not in the least predatory. Unlike the chimp that has actually been known to attack other chimps on occasion. But the reference is correct in saying that the bear is the strongest predator. After the bear it is probably the Tiger that is known to lift 500 kg heavy bodies up in a tree. But the strongest animal is the elephant that can carry almost 10.000 kg. And about battles between them.... They must in that case be staged as in their natural habitats they dont encounter. A gorilla is threatening and is defensive while a bear is attacking and offensive. So in a staged fight a bear would probably win thanks to its bigger speed and natural inclination to killing animals.
What it was in the movie...the gorilla had been genetically enhanced (more or less) and was growing and getting stronger, he had been attacked in the zoo by a grizzly and in self defense killled the bear. He was in 'survival mode', his life was in danger.
The two doctors that worked with him were shocked and baffled at how he could have done that to a grizzly...and also they noticed he had grown significantly over night.
I was wondering if it was true, or if something they just made that up to make the story work somehow. Gorillas are so powerful, and can be so ferocious, I couldn't figure out which would survive a terrible battle like that. Thankyou for your answer Kurben, appreciate that.
....not feeling too good today guys, I'll try to around later.
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Post by Dizzy on Mar 31, 2021 16:56:27 GMT
I Seen a Video On TV before wherea Elephants Attacking a Rhinos an it Made me Sad for the Rhinocerous because I love those tings but I also Love Elephants too though. Rhinos are Awesome though if I could Ride on One for a pet lol. 
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Post by Dizzy on Apr 2, 2021 20:46:19 GMT
Lol @wayoftheredpanda That's Funny an Reminds me of Donkey Kong Games too.
I Think I Will Bring Some Reptiles Into This Thread Soon as Well.
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Post by Dizzy on May 19, 2021 14:28:15 GMT
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Post by wolf on Jun 11, 2021 18:09:41 GMT
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Post by wolf on Jun 11, 2021 18:10:07 GMT
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Post by wolf on Jun 11, 2021 18:10:53 GMT
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Post by wolf on Jun 11, 2021 18:12:35 GMT
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Post by osnafrank on Jun 11, 2021 18:55:44 GMT
Awww, i love baby elephants. 
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Post by wolf on Jun 11, 2021 19:34:13 GMT
Awww, i love baby elephants. 
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Post by Dizzy on Jun 12, 2021 16:29:04 GMT
Thanks for Posting More wolf those are all really Cute. I Love Elephants too they are soo Majestic an Smart for a Big Animal. I Wish I could pet one.
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Post by Dizzy on Dec 16, 2021 1:24:08 GMT
Wow I Never Seen A Red Racoon Before. They Look Really Cool.  c029
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Post by wolf on Dec 16, 2021 1:31:21 GMT
Awww Dizzy....surely you remember "Red Pandas".🙂
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Post by Dizzy on Dec 16, 2021 1:57:28 GMT
Ohhh Yes! Now I Do wolf My Bad. They Look Kinda Like Red Racoons Though Lol. glcSpWMnSriJbYYbROwL
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