That's a man, right there

[actaeon277]

Jesus Christ. He went from Ned Flanders to McBain in like 10 seconds

A weak man is soft, because he can not do anything.
A man can/will enact violence.
A real man, can enact violence. But then, only does it when necessary.



Or something like that.

 

[phylodog]

To paraphrase Jordan Peterson....only a dangerous man is capable of being a good man. The rest are simply harmless.

 

[actaeon277]

I couldn't remember where I stole/misquoted it from.

Thanks for helping my apprehension on memory loss.

 

[actaeon277]

 

[Tombs]

The best part is him holding a rabid yowling bobcat up like simba in the lion king.

 

[rob63]

Was anybody else annoyed at the jogger who kept getting in the way and repeatedly had to be told what was going on in order to get them to stay out of the way? I know they were simply confused and trying to help, but it makes me think there is a lesson in there about what happens in stressful situations.

 

[Phil502]

There’s some of that “toxic masculinity” at work again. How truly horrifying. The proper approach would have been to scream like a girl, check his top knot then knock his wife down as he races her back into the house to call 911.

..... then spend 3 days lying in bed from shock all the while trying to figure out who to sue over the loss of the brownies.

 

[Nazgul]

To paraphrase Jordan Peterson....only a dangerous man is capable of being a good man. The rest are simply harmless.

Women too....especially redheads!!

Don

 

[SheepDog4Life]

Women too....especially redheads!!

Don

Next level... read-headed hairdresser named Tiffany.

 

[Alamo]

Was anybody else annoyed at the jogger who kept getting in the way and repeatedly had to be told what was going on in order to get them to stay out of the way? I know they were simply confused and trying to help, but it makes me think there is a lesson in there about what happens in stressful situations.

Yes, she essentially chased the bobcat back towards the vehicles and the wife, and cluttered up the shoot zone.

 

[tv1217]

Someone has a man crush

 

[amboy49]

Does know one else wonder what the hell a “yeet“ is ? ! !

 

[Twangbanger]

Does know one else wonder what the hell a “yeet“ is ? ! !

It's the gender-neutral version of "chuck"...

 

[Jsomerset]

Was anybody else annoyed at the jogger who kept getting in the way and repeatedly had to be told what was going on in order to get them to stay out of the way? I know they were simply confused and trying to help, but it makes me think there is a lesson in there about what happens in stressful situations.

That was Karen from 2 doors down she was on her way to save the poor kitty from the mean man that tossed it across the yard. I wish, I wish, i wish she would have got there and managed to save it. Then we would have had a show!

 

[DoggyDaddy]

It's the gender-neutral version of "chuck"...

I've only ever heard it in the context of "Yeet Cannon", which usually referred to a Hi Point pistol. Never knew what it meant in that context either though.

 

[tv1217]

Yeeting has more urgency than a simple chuck, imo

 

[Cameramonkey]

And not trying to equate my antics to this guy, but on a related note, my wife doesnt know whether to be amazed or scared of me.

We were sitting eating chili for dinner the other evening. Suddenly one of the cats wanders in through the cat door with a mouse in his mouth. I jump up and grab it. Mouse is still alive.

I took it outside and tried to turn it loose. Nope. Too much damage done, he wasnt going to make it. So I dispatched it with a hammer so it didnt suffer a slow death. I dont care if its a rodent. It doesnt need to suffer.

And here is where she doesnt comprehend: I went right back upstairs, sat down, and finished my dinner like nothing happened. I was like "What?" Its no big deal. But she couldnt wrap her head around the fact that I could do that and go right back to what I was doing like nothing happened. ESPECIALLY without killing my appetite. What can I say, her Chili is THAT good. LOL

 

[AtTheMurph]

And not trying to equate my antics to this guy, but on a related note, my wife doesnt know whether to be amazed or scared of me.

We were sitting eating chili for dinner the other evening. Suddenly one of the cats wanders in through the cat door with a mouse in his mouth. I jump up and grab it. Mouse is still alive.

I took it outside and tried to turn it loose. Nope. Too much damage done, he wasnt going to make it. So I dispatched it with a hammer so it didnt suffer a slow death. I dont care if its a rodent. It doesnt need to suffer.

And here is where she doesnt comprehend: I went right back upstairs, sat down, and finished my dinner like nothing happened. I was like "What?" Its no big deal. But she couldnt wrap her head around the fact that I could do that and go right back to what I was doing like nothing happened. ESPECIALLY without killing my appetite. What can I say, her Chili is THAT good. LOL

She is probably thinking if you can to that to a poor defenseless rodent, you certainly can do that to her.

 

[actaeon277]

Amazed or scared..

Those are not mutually exclusive

 

[DadSmith]

Rabid?

What I was thinking. They better get themselves shots just to be safe.

The few I've seen run the other direction.