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Dogs With Bees vs. Sharks with Lasers
OK, what would worry you more if you were confronted with them:
Dogs with bees in their mouths and when they barked they shot bees at you OR Sharks with friggn' laser beams attached to their heads? Suprisingly I gotta go with the dogs with bees in their mouths, I just don't see how the sharks would be able to operate the laser beams. |
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I'd fear the dogs more, too, since I'm on land 100% of the time.
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I just want to say:
Best. OP. Ever. (or today, whichever). And I'd be more afraid of the Gangster Octopi. |
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I think the dogs would be much scarier. If they really wanted to get you, they could send a puppy to come up and try to lick your face and then BZZZZZZZZTTTT!.... death.
Sharks with laser beams on their head just isn't that great of an idea. Lasers don't work so well underwater so they would have to jump out of the water to shoot. How are they going to know what to shoot if they were underwater the whole time? What I would really fear however are seagulls with small rattlesnakes for claws. |
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I depends if we're talking about sentient dogs and sharks or not. If they are smart enough to plot strategy, I'm going with the sharks as being scarier. Lasers would be easy to aim and lethal. Bees, while persistant, would be easier to foil.
Plus, I think that once the shark maimed you, he'd be quick to finish you off with those jaws. |
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Sapient dogs and sharks are a whole 'nuther deal. |
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Well crap.
You knew what I meant. *walks off muttering to himself* |
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Alright, so assuming that the animals are fully capable of using and aiming their respective weapons, right?
I guess I'd be more afraid of the dogs. I don't know why. |
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I think I'd be too busy laughing at the sheer ridiculousness to be afraid.
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Both pale to the robotic Richard Simmons.
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Yes, but what about bears with lazer beams that come out their eyes?
That would be frickin awesome! |
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I would have to fear them both. They're in kahootz! (however you spell that).
See, the dogs catch you on land and start barking up a swarm of bees. Those bees will chase you to the ends of the earth! You'll have to jump into a lake, river, stream, sea, ocean, or Minnesotan pothole puddle to escape! And just when you think you're safe... *ZAP* go the sharks with frikkin' laser beams. No one is safe. |
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I think that unless you were allergic to bees, the lasers would be more devastating. This poses additional questions, however. Do the dogs control the bees? Or do the bees just kind of fly out and go "Freedom!" and buzz away on their merry ways? If you were in the water, would the sharks really need laser beams? Are they deadly lasers or just the annoying ones that people bring to movie theatres and circle things with?
Because if that's the case, those lasers are definitely more annoying than a bunch of bees would be. -foxy |
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Given my location, I'm picking the dogs.
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If it was wasps instead of bees, it might have been a closer call, but sharks with lasers wins it; meerkats or kittens with lasers would be worse than sharks though, I think.
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If I am in water, will the dog with bees be able to swim up to me still?
Cause that alone is going to give me nightmares for weeks. After I sink below the water to protect myself, I get shot in the ass by a firggin' laser beam and then eaten by Jaws. I love this place. |
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Of course I must admit the very thought of a million tiny bees crying out Braveheart style in tiny, buzzy little voices is making me silly with the giggles. |
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Bees kill more people in America than any other animal.
Plus with a shark, I could deflect the laser with my light saber. |
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Both will be crushed by the aerial might of a Tyrannosaurus Rex in a F15.
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Won't someone, please, think of the sea bass?!?
Enjoy, Steven |
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Right now, in my garage, I have twenty pigs.
These are big pigs. Hogs, really. Five hundred to a thousand pounds apiece. With tusks. These pigs are angry. I have trained them to be angry. I don't feed them properly. The garage is not air conditioned. Sanitation facilities are inadequate. There are no female pigs. Every night before I go to bed I open the door to the garage and throw tennis balls at them to whip them into a frenzy. Then I fall asleep to the sound of them fighting each other. Each one of these pigs is a TIMEBOMB. In my attic I have twenty flamethrowers. When the dogs and the sharks come for me, I will strap the flamethrowers to the pigs. And I will open the garage door. It will be ... sublime. |
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I'd have to say the dogs with bees are scarier, I mean any way you strap on the laser to the shark it would look dorky. Maybe it would be a self concious shark. |
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Hmmm ... well, sharks are inherently scarier than dogs, in my opinion. Thus, there is something so much more sinister about puppy dogs with bees ... especially if they're killer bees.
I think I over-thought that. Rabbits with sharp, pointy teeth, on the other hand... |
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I'd say the dogs, because you can't reason with a dog.
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Plus, lasers are not scary because they are silent. Bees make that scary buzzing noise. You hear "Bark Bark BUZZ!!!" and you know someone's gonna be in a world of hurt. |
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