Pretty good defense. This blue whale is only one part of an eight-member team. Not like 8 rival animals are going to have X number of hours it will take to sit and gnaw apart a 150-foot long whale, with 7 other animals doing their part.Exactly. It's only defense is that its so damn big everything else avoids it.
:rotflmao::rotflmao::rotflmao::rotflmao::rotflmao::rotflmao:much like my russian bride.
Frankly, your getting punished with that Russian Bride is like picking a Joe Horn type in the 3rd round and getting punished with Tony Gonzalez instead. Sure, you wouldn't have picked her that early, but at least you got the clearcut best Russian Bride (in a deathmatch)much like my russian bride.
dam, that thing is REALLY at the bottom of the barrel...back in a fewCosjobs, all three of your brides are already gone. Try again. Hey, you asked for a hollar here .....
I'm after Tlef----I have changed my choice 4 times....is courtjester up?
A ref's only role in a death match is checking pulses.Bufferin? Well, why don't you just give it a pair of nylons and aset of brass knuckles, eh? Bufferin.... if my Gorilla sees any of that going on, he's having a conversation with the ref. In sign language.Polar bear's a swimmer... I think he'd work well with the blue whale. Arthritis Shmarthritis... we've got plenty of Bufferin.I would like to get my hands on that fossa. But this is not my team.The blue whale could be used effectively by giving his teammates something to hide behind and/or leap off of to attack. Kind of like having a fortress. A fossa or leaping cat would actually team with a blue whale quite nicely.This strategy probably will not work with a blue-ringed octopus and an arthritic polar bear, however. Splat. Thud.
i agree. however the penalty of everyone knowing the pick i wanted is significant.Frankly, your getting punished with that Russian Bride is like picking a Joe Horn type in the 3rd round and getting punished with Tony Gonzalez instead. Sure, you wouldn't have picked her that early, but at least you got the clearcut best Russian Bride (in a deathmatch)
That's very true. The Fossa was a good pick. Still, your Russian Bride should have some kind of disorder, I think.i agree. however the penalty of everyone knowing the pick i wanted is significant.
It is why I still say the sleeper of the draft is the Killer Whale. Besides everything else mentioned (weight, strength, TEETH, SPEED) it is smarter than just about all the beasts.I'm sure you've all seen the shots of Orca lunging out of the water, onto dry beach, only to take an unsuspecting, large seal to his death...by feeding on it like finger food. As Orca throws it around in the surf to teach his young to feed, keep in mind, this seal-puppet weighs more than many of your killers drafted before it.Orca rules.The killer whale is the blue whale's natural predator in the wild. Granted, they normally attack in packs, but one determined killer whale should be able to do the job, just more slowly. Given the type of combat for the deathmatch, it seems that pretty much anything with powerful enough jaws and a good set of teeth would eventually be able to overcome the weight/size advantage. It isn't like the blue whale will be fighting back as it gets chunks ripped out of it.

thyroid?That's very true. The Fossa was a good pick. Still, your Russian Bride should have some kind of disorder, I think.
Blue Whale = The Fridge in Celebrity Boxingthe blue does have size- the problem is it really has no defense mechanism (nor does it have an offensive mechanism).
already done to deaththyroid?
are you kidding me?ok, the commish has given the thumbs up, so here we go. i will go ahead and draft the White Bengal Tigertechnically, its a bengal tiger, but its white coat is a product of having 2 parents that carry a recessive gene. this is the same situation that causes the black leopard(picked #3 overall), which was allowed. ask Roy just how dangerous they are
I must also raise my voice in protest... unless I can draft a blue polar bear next round!are you kidding me?ok, the commish has given the thumbs up, so here we go. i will go ahead and draft the White Bengal Tigertechnically, its a bengal tiger, but its white coat is a product of having 2 parents that carry a recessive gene. this is the same situation that causes the black leopard(picked #3 overall), which was allowed. ask Roy just how dangerous they are![]()
Before this question was asked, I had decided to permit either the White Bengal or a Liger, whoever had the eggs to grab one first. The Tiger category is now CLOSED.I must also raise my voice in protest... unless I can draft a blue polar bear next round!are you kidding me?ok, the commish has given the thumbs up, so here we go. i will go ahead and draft the White Bengal Tigertechnically, its a bengal tiger, but its white coat is a product of having 2 parents that carry a recessive gene. this is the same situation that causes the black leopard(picked #3 overall), which was allowed. ask Roy just how dangerous they are![]()
The leopard pick was allowed because no one had drafted a leopard yet. This Bengal.... hmmm.... I'm a little confused.ok, the commish has given the thumbs up, so here we go. i will go ahead and draft the White Bengal Tigertechnically, its a bengal tiger, but its white coat is a product of having 2 parents that carry a recessive gene. this is the same situation that causes the black leopard(picked #3 overall), which was allowed. ask Roy just how dangerous they are
Liger would've been my next pick. While I wouldn't classify it as a tiger, I bow to the will of the commish...Before this question was asked, I had decided to permit either the White Bengal or a Liger, whoever had the eggs to grab one first. The Tiger category is now CLOSED.I must also raise my voice in protest... unless I can draft a blue polar bear next round!are you kidding me?ok, the commish has given the thumbs up, so here we go. i will go ahead and draft the White Bengal Tigertechnically, its a bengal tiger, but its white coat is a product of having 2 parents that carry a recessive gene. this is the same situation that causes the black leopard(picked #3 overall), which was allowed. ask Roy just how dangerous they are![]()
Good man, after reviewing the evidence presented by other members, I think I was in error, allowing you to make the pick. NEW RULE- no more pre-approvals before picking. I just do not have time to run the draft AND do the required research.if this is going to cause dissention among a majority of the other drafters, i will change the pick. but i dont think its fair to distinguish between sub species. its up to you guys. i have another pick ready
It would have been gone at the turn...Liger would've been my next pick. While I wouldn't classify it as a tiger, I bow to the will of the commish...Before this question was asked, I had decided to permit either the White Bengal or a Liger, whoever had the eggs to grab one first. The Tiger category is now CLOSED.I must also raise my voice in protest... unless I can draft a blue polar bear next round!are you kidding me?ok, the commish has given the thumbs up, so here we go. i will go ahead and draft the White Bengal Tigertechnically, its a bengal tiger, but its white coat is a product of having 2 parents that carry a recessive gene. this is the same situation that causes the black leopard(picked #3 overall), which was allowed. ask Roy just how dangerous they are![]()
Good... if I can't have it, no-one can Mua-hah-hah!It would have been gone at the turn...Liger would've been my next pick. While I wouldn't classify it as a tiger, I bow to the will of the commish...Before this question was asked, I had decided to permit either the White Bengal or a Liger, whoever had the eggs to grab one first. The Tiger category is now CLOSED.I must also raise my voice in protest... unless I can draft a blue polar bear next round!are you kidding me?ok, the commish has given the thumbs up, so here we go. i will go ahead and draft the White Bengal Tigertechnically, its a bengal tiger, but its white coat is a product of having 2 parents that carry a recessive gene. this is the same situation that causes the black leopard(picked #3 overall), which was allowed. ask Roy just how dangerous they are![]()
they are tough. they come onto my grandparents' porch, scare the squirrels away and eat bird seed :rotflmao:Okay, going for some Land power--I will take the ever unpredictable BLACK BEAR linkNot the toughest bear on the block, but sneaky, devilish and will take out all the small little fighters that are coming on the draft board....
black bear's a good pick if you're fighting something hiding in a dumpster.Okay, going for some Land power--I will take the ever unpredictable BLACK BEAR linkNot the toughest bear on the block, but sneaky, devilish and will take out all the small little fighters that are coming on the draft board....
:rotflmao: I think almost everyone has witnessed the ferocity of the black bear at one point of their lives.they are tough. they come onto my grandparents' porch, scare the squirrels away and eat bird seed :rotflmao:Okay, going for some Land power--I will take the ever unpredictable BLACK BEAR linkNot the toughest bear on the block, but sneaky, devilish and will take out all the small little fighters that are coming on the draft board....
the only way your bear is standing on top of crushed carcasses is if he thinks there's a candy bar at the bottom of the pile.Laugh now all you want. We will see who is laughing as my bear is standingtriumphantly on top the crushed carcasses of your animals.....
true, those chipmunk killers are a real value pickLaugh now all you want. We will see who is laughing as my bear is standingtriumphantly on top the crushed carcasses of your animals.....
You are a fortunate man.PAGING Disco Stu PAGINGAstonishingly, my timing does not suck.
I will be reading over what I missed and prepping for my pick post-haste, so as soon as Fast Eddie makes his, I'll be ready to rock.
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This post is cracking me up, now:rotflmao: excellent.Sounds great. When you put together a draft you should allow it, BUT NOT HERE. Single animals over one inch only.NEW RULE:Take note, this is important and I will re-post in the OP. If someone makes a pick that is against the stated rules (e.g., T Rex or 50 ants), I will not only replace their pick with some thing lame (like Bambi), but as a further penalty, I will also incapacitate one of their earlier pick... maybe a broken jaw for their hippo or sever hemerroids on their baboon... something really nasty and devistating.There are not that many rules and all the dunderheads that can't take the time to read them will PAY.I think if it is a small animal, then we should be allowed to draft a pack of them. I mean a kller bee does not strike fear in anyone, but a pack of killerbees is scary.The same thing for one piranha, but a pack is formitable....So I think the rules should be modified to allow animals that are smaller than a squirrel can be drafted as a pack.I mean what kind of battle would there be between a moose and one killer bee? The bee stings once and eviscerates himself--battle over...., but multiple stings could cause the moose to stampeed and run into a tree or off a cliff.The possibilities are endless.I've got my cheatsheets ready---when's the draft??![]()