August 16, 2008: Fun on the tundra!

newtimer · 08-16-2008, 12:59 PM

I'm reminded of the scene in Monty Python & the Holy Grail when the castle guard sees the enemy knight running towards him across the field.
When he saw the bear 50 yards away, why didn't he open one of the truck doors, just in case?
When he saw the bear approaching, why didn't he get into one of the trucks, just in case?
When the bear was just 10 yards away, why didn't he shut himself in the truck and start the engine, just in case?

Instead, this moron stood there like an idiot, watching the bear plod along closer and closer until it was right there next to him. And THEN he tried to get into one of the trucks? And all 3 of the trucks are locked??? Why would anybody out in the uninhabited tundra lock all of their trucks' doors?
This fool deserves to be bear-snack and then honored with a Darwin Award.

08-16-2008, 12:59 PM	#11
newtimer Operations Operative Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 479	I'm reminded of the scene in Monty Python & the Holy Grail when the castle guard sees the enemy knight running towards him across the field. When he saw the bear 50 yards away, why didn't he open one of the truck doors, just in case? When he saw the bear approaching, why didn't he get into one of the trucks, just in case? When the bear was just 10 yards away, why didn't he shut himself in the truck and start the engine, just in case? Instead, this moron stood there like an idiot, watching the bear plod along closer and closer until it was right there next to him. And THEN he tried to get into one of the trucks? And all 3 of the trucks are locked??? Why would anybody out in the uninhabited tundra lock all of their trucks' doors? This fool deserves to be bear-snack and then honored with a Darwin Award.

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