The perspective also makes it sorta hard to gauge just how far the dog is keeping itself from the moose. Most dogs are able to realize the danger of closely approaching a foreign animal as large as an adolescent moose after the first false charge or quick movement.
This dog probably flees in terror from the washing machine back at home, but outside he's a fearless-on-the-exterior little harassing sonuvabitch.
In reply to this comment by AnimalsForCrackers: Greetings, Deadgoon. Your avatar! I used to draw that character all the time as a kid....he was somehow pushed deep into my subconscious and now it's resurfaced, thanks to your avatar. I've forgotten his name. I want to say Max something or to that effect. Can ya help me here? Kthxbai!
The iconic graphics in PoP and especially this hold up amazingly well to this day. Unfortunately for me, I only played this a couple of times at my cousins when I was younger. Sorta feel like I'm missing out. I wonder how the gameplay would hold up (if not, could the story carry me through) if I were to give it another whirl.
Again I emphasize, atheism is a lack of a belief in a god. Atheism = Without god. There's no movement. There's no subset of ideas or morals intrinsic to the "atheist mindset". There's simply evidence or lack thereof and what you decide to make of it. You don't see people who believe the Earth to be spherical rallying for recognition in the political space because there's no ideology, just the fact that the Earth is round. The case for god, albeit far more sinister and nebulous a thing to disprove, has no evidence or proof positive whatsoever...Say I hypothetically accept that I have nothing to definitively disprove the existence of god. Now the onus is on the believers to provide some proof positive. There's none.
God apparently exists by default and it's up to us to disprove the unprovable? Does this not sound completely backwards & just plain wrong to anyone else?
I like the cameraman's (I'm assuming) response. "Go on, eat one. Heh heh heh, just one?" I'm also wondering if it's a robot, or just animatronics combined with a person suit. I wouldn't mind having that as a job. I used to pretend I was a carnivorous dinosaur all the time to scare my little sisters, so I got like, lot's of experience and stuff.
Edit: Ohhhhhhhhh....read the comments. Not a robot.
Greetings, Deadgoon. Your avatar! I used to draw that character all the time as a kid....he was somehow pushed deep into my subconscious and now it's resurfaced, thanks to your avatar. I've forgotten his name. I want to say Max something or to that effect. Can ya help me here? Kthxbai!
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The crispy nacho platter pizza looks pretty tasty... just sayin'.
Those are your genes talking! The Oafish Gene...great read.
Small Fearless Dog Annoying Moose
This dog probably flees in terror from the washing machine back at home, but outside he's a fearless-on-the-exterior little harassing sonuvabitch.
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It is The Maxx from the comics by the same name.
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Greetings, Deadgoon. Your avatar! I used to draw that character all the time as a kid....he was somehow pushed deep into my subconscious and now it's resurfaced, thanks to your avatar. I've forgotten his name. I want to say Max something or to that effect. Can ya help me here? Kthxbai!
Out Of This World Last Level and Ending
Richard Dawkins - "Hate mail" from god´s children (58 sec)
God apparently exists by default and it's up to us to disprove the unprovable? Does this not sound completely backwards & just plain wrong to anyone else?
Extinct, my ASS! Dinosaur Loose at LA Natural History Museum
Edit: Ohhhhhhhhh....read the comments. Not a robot.
Pat Condell - Islam is not a victim
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Magical Mystery Tour (1967) 2007
Edit: Oh god no, not the spaghetti again!
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Bill Hicks' last interview in it's entirety,10/23/93
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