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http://www.thepoke.co.uk/2011/06/25/poke-gallery-wrongness-edition/?pid=4421
I'm definately gonna ring 0173 6159097...
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No. They use the element of surprise to stalk and pounce on their prey. As they are carnivorous, their prey consists of all manners. But not necessarily just primates.
The don't grab with their paws, but rather pounce and constrict their prey at the neck to disable their prey. Clawing the belly of their prey has no effect. The claws have other uses.
Not 'good manners', they put their elbows on the table and all sorts.
Also, 'Clawing the belly of their prey has no effect. If I got clawed in the belly by a leopard, slashing away at my spleen like an irate combine harvester, seeing my gizzard torn assunder whilst simultaneously having my face rendered inoperable via the medium of big fuck-off great teeth I'd be writing a jolly stiff letter to Attenborough. Maybe posthumously.
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Then perhaps you should try tighter, since your current method is failing so spectacularly.
GRacer - you called mdcc a looser (hence his tighter joke) and not a loser. His comeback was quite funny, don't assume people are knocking you, try to see cheeky comments for what they are and don't get too defensive.
Have you really bought a brooks for your 'bare minimum' bike?
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