Originally posted by Osiris
View Post
Announcement
Collapse
No announcement yet.
Girlfriend forced to shoot own dog to save boyfriend
Collapse
X
-
Originally posted by ELVIS View Postjust real quick...... am i the only one that has no doubt i could stop a 100lb dog attack in mere seconds??? maybe i'm wrong, but then again i am only #2 BJJ!!!!!!!!!!!!
god bless.
Comment
-
Originally posted by SS Junk View PostSay what? What did I say?
Talking about all the nonsense you said in the police shooting thread. Just not surprised to hear you second guess the people in this story here, although what you said was through another party.Karussell White - 2010 Genesis Coupe R-Spec 6MT 2.0T -
Comment
-
Originally posted by jluv View PostMost average to smallish people wopuld have a very hard time stopping a strong, pissed off, 100 lb dog without a weapon. I'm sure everyone thinks they can, but it's a LOT harder than you think. A big, strong, sober dude should be able to, unless the dog gets lucky. But shit, we know you're never sober!
Comment
-
I figured I would have to.
After i had given it to her, we were standing in the kitchen reading the instructions and talking about it. They had a funny little "how long = what happens" slip of paper in there that said for a 180lb man, this many seconds would cause muscle spasms, los of motor control, and unconciousness.
Of course my mom looks at the dogs and most of them are around 80-90 lbs. Thor was the biggest at 205 but he wouldn't hurt a fly unless he happened to sit on it. So now shes worried about hurting them.
Thats when I made the mistake.
"Mom, it doesn't hurt them, it just gives em a little jolt"
"Really?"
"Yeah (head down and reading the little flyer) - won't feel more than a sharp pinch...."
No sooner than the words were out of my mouth, she stuck the stun baton onto my upper thigh and flipped the switch. That is the last thing I remember before finding myself lying on the kitchen floor with my mom leaning against the counter laughing hysterically.
Evidently she gave me a good 2-3 second shot (remember, fresh batteries) which caused me to do an instant "I'm a tree, watch how I fall" impression on the kitchen floor.
I doubt being tazed is much different of a feeling, but I can tell ya that those things work and are not to be trusted in the hands of prankster family members.
Comment
-
Originally posted by Jedi View PostI figured I would have to.
After i had given it to her, we were standing in the kitchen reading the instructions and talking about it. They had a funny little "how long = what happens" slip of paper in there that said for a 180lb man, this many seconds would cause muscle spasms, los of motor control, and unconciousness.
Of course my mom looks at the dogs and most of them are around 80-90 lbs. Thor was the biggest at 205 but he wouldn't hurt a fly unless he happened to sit on it. So now shes worried about hurting them.
Thats when I made the mistake.
"Mom, it doesn't hurt them, it just gives em a little jolt"
"Really?"
"Yeah (head down and reading the little flyer) - won't feel more than a sharp pinch...."
No sooner than the words were out of my mouth, she stuck the stun baton onto my upper thigh and flipped the switch. That is the last thing I remember before finding myself lying on the kitchen floor with my mom leaning against the counter laughing hysterically.
Evidently she gave me a good 2-3 second shot (remember, fresh batteries) which caused me to do an instant "I'm a tree, watch how I fall" impression on the kitchen floor.
I doubt being tazed is much different of a feeling, but I can tell ya that those things work and are not to be trusted in the hands of prankster family members.Originally posted by Nash B.Damn, man. Sorry to hear that. If it'll cheer you up, Geor swallows. And even if it doesn't cheer you up, it cheers him up.
Comment
-
-
Originally posted by Cooter View Postwhen they latch on, it's tough to get them to let go... I was at the dog park and watched this white trash dude trying to get his pit bull to let go of a boxer it was clamped down on. he cut his fingers up trying to pry the dog's jaws open. He had to choke the dog out to get it to let go.
I had my blade out and was like "if you want me to get that dog to let go, just say the word". He was sitting there strangling him and said "as soon as he passes out, he'll let go"
Stay classy pit bull owners!
Comment
-
Originally posted by ELVIS View Postjust real quick...... am i the only one that has no doubt i could stop a 100lb dog attack in mere seconds??? maybe i'm wrong, but then again i am only #2 BJJ!!!!!!!!!!!!
god bless.
Comment
-
Originally posted by JC316 View PostNo, you aren't the only one. Even as strong as a rottweiler is, I can still wrestle mine to the ground. My last one topped out at 130lbs and I could still get him to the ground while playing.
-1 They did not want to bite their owner
-2 Light enough to pick-up/move around...etcOriginally posted by MR EDDU defend him who use's racial slurs like hes drinking water.
Comment
-
Originally posted by JC316 View PostNo, you aren't the only one. Even as strong as a rottweiler is, I can still wrestle mine to the ground. My last one topped out at 130lbs and I could still get him to the ground while playing.
Comment
-
Originally posted by roliath View Postlarge stick, and put it in the dog's mouth and swing the stick towards you. works every single time.
Comment
Comment