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[Wonderful Id]

There was a time when I was younger that I thought this was a real pilot for a show in Japan. Ahh, the early days of the internet. Also, the person who made this also went on to direct one of the greatest music videos of all time, Frontier Psychiatrist.

 

[AnOminous]

I wouldn't steal it,
it probably has a tracking device

The tracking device is probably worth something too.

 

[Godzilla1984]

The tracking device is probably worth something too.

Tracking device or not, I have the unrelenting urge to steal two and race them.

 

[Officer Eradicate]

 

[Wraith]

 

[Argh My Cigar]

 

[Mister Qwerty]

 

[Pinot Pierrot]

Spoiler: And a sequel

 

[Michael Jacks0n]

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[Spaghetti Rat]

 

[Dom Cruise]

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Baroque Mac Tonight.

 

[dingobaby]

 

[Pissmaster]

@Rand /pol/

 

[Cast Iron Pan]

Mike Peinovich upon hearing someone around the corner disparaging Hitler.

 

[Wraith]

It's time to play that new game everybody's been talking about, BRAVE, OR STUPID, YOU MAKE THE CALL!

 

[Marissa Moira]

It's time to play that new game everybody's been talking about, BRAVE, OR STUPID, YOU MAKE THE CALL!
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Those are not wild tigers and they have been raised in captivity. While captive or trained animals do not drastically decease the risk of a deadly attack to near zero, they are familiar with the people around them and that does help mitigate instinctual behavoirs.

 

[TexOffender]

 

[Distant Stare]

Spoiler: NSFW Josh Cartoon

 

[Witthel]

 

[Overly Serious]

Those are not wild tigers and they have been raised in captivity. While captive or trained animals do not drastically decease the risk of a deadly attack to near zero, they are familiar with the people around them and that does help mitigate instinctual behavoirs.

Sometimes the reverse is true. For example, wild wolves will normally keep their distance from a human. But wolves raised by humans have worked out that human are basically ambulatory spam - no hide, claws, horns, stingers or chimpanzee strength: just soft meat you barely have to chew. Wolves are intelligent and social, like dogs, but they are not dogs. So a domesticated wolf is way more dangerous than a wild one. And I could see the same potentially being true of big cats. If they've always been fed and cared for then they'll have never properly gone feral. But once they do, you're in big trouble. Cats are like that - because they're raised and never kicked out to fend for themselves by their mother, they remain in a kind of permanent semi-kitten state psychologically. But when they've gone wild they're never the same.

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