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SignUp Now!Originally posted by GNflyby
Don't mess with this!
Yup!!! you were laughing,at others ....Originally posted by Pablo
I have to think though that strength isnt the only determining factor in winning a fight.
Id like to see a good one hitter quitter from the ufc go up against an ape, like pedro rizzo or vitor belfort at their peak, sure the ape may be stronger but can it deliver a knockout blow with the speed and precision that those guys have?
Originally posted by GreatestBuick
Well I've always wanted to go up to an ape and focking smack it!
Originally posted by njturbo
This dude would put S.H.I.T. on your ass Ajax would not take off.![]()
All i can say is before you smack it say this out loud.
I AM WE TODD DID
I AM SOFA KING WE TODD DID
Originally posted by GreatestBuick
Well I've always wanted to go up to an ape and focking smack it!
I dont know why, but do you think you could beat up an ape?
Originally posted by 1320n10
All i can say is before you smack it say this out loud.
I AM WE TODD DID
I AM SOFA KING WE TODD DID
http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-chimp5mar05,0,4930133.story?coll=la-home-headlines
March 5, 2005
HAVILAH, Calif. — St. James and LaDonna Davis raised Moe the chimpanzee as their son. That was the word they used to describe him, and that was how they treated him — like a hairy, rambunctious child who was a pampered member of the family.
The Davises were visiting Moe at an animal sanctuary in the hills of eastern Kern County — a place to which he had been banished after biting a woman — when they were attacked by two other chimps and brutally mauled.
St. James Davis took the brunt of the attack, the ferocity of which left paramedics stunned.
"I had no idea a chimpanzee was capable of doing that to a human," said Kern County Fire Capt. Curt Merrell, who was among the first on the scene.
Davis, 62, who remained in critical condition Friday at Loma Linda University Medical Center, was badly disfigured. According to his wife, he lost all the fingers from both hands, an eye, part of his nose, cheek and lips, and part of his buttocks. His foot was mutilated and his heel bone was cracked.
... The attack ended when the son-in-law of the sanctuary's owners shot and killed the two rampaging chimps.
... Male chimps usually stand about 4 to 5 1/2 feet tall and weigh from 100 to 120 pounds, experts say. They are strong and aggressive animals who routinely kill much larger creatures in the wild. Their upper-body strength is said to be at least five times that of the average human.
"These are vicious, vicious animals that can pick you up and throw you across the room," said Dr. Tom Jenkins, a veterinarian in Lake Isabella who is familiar with the Brauers' sanctuary.