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<blockquote data-quote="JayKay" data-source="post: 181316" data-attributes="member: 324">Yup, they took the time to make good-bye videos, yet never took the time to wonder if this is &quot;really a good idea&quot;.I think, had it been me (and I'm not a smart man), after my wife read the article, I'd have had a rolling-pin shaped dent in my head, for being so stupid.And yet, if the cat had attacked, and if one of those jokers had the foresight to be armed, they would perhaps have felt compelled to kill it.- - - Updated - - -I fish alone, at night, a lot along the Missouri river, and just every now and again, something will put a piss-shiver down my leg.&nbsp; Some scuffle just out of sight, some beaver-tail slap right behind me, once I heard a scrabbling behind me on shore, and when I turned around, something with shiny eyes was standing by my backpack.&nbsp; The eyes were a couple feet off the ground.&nbsp; In the light of day, I'm saying it was a raccoon standing on it's hind legs.&nbsp; But that night, I was purty sure it was a rotten little dead zombie with no legs, that had just crawled up and was waiting...My point is, I don't tell my wife about these things, because she'd knock me over the head for being out there alone, at 1:30 AM.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JayKay, post: 181316, member: 324"] Yup, they took the time to make good-bye videos, yet never took the time to wonder if this is "really a good idea". I think, had it been me (and I'm not a smart man), after my wife read the article, I'd have had a rolling-pin shaped dent in my head, for being so stupid. And yet, if the cat had attacked, and if one of those jokers had the foresight to be armed, they would perhaps have felt compelled to kill it. [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] I fish alone, at night, a lot along the Missouri river, and just every now and again, something will put a piss-shiver down my leg. Some scuffle just out of sight, some beaver-tail slap right behind me, once I heard a scrabbling behind me on shore, and when I turned around, something with shiny eyes was standing by my backpack. The eyes were a couple feet off the ground. In the light of day, I'm saying it was a raccoon standing on it's hind legs. But that night, I was purty sure it was a rotten little dead zombie with no legs, that had just crawled up and was waiting... My point is, I don't tell my wife about these things, because she'd knock me over the head for being out there alone, at 1:30 AM. [/QUOTE]

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