[freeandfreezing]

it's not the scary thing that everyone thinks it is

I have heard the same thing from people who survived all kinds of possibly fatal experiences - horrific crashes, fierce close quarters gun fights, air combat in the second world war, terrorist bombings, and serious illnesses.

We read about a Freeper who decided to climb onto the back of a bear attacking his dog to slit the bear's throat a few years ago. He probably thought that wasn't too scary either after it was all over.

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We read about a Freeper who decided to climb onto the back of a bear attacking his dog to slit the bear's throat a few years ago. He probably thought that wasn't too scary either after it was all over.

We could ask him...

[Greetings_Puny_Humans]

e read about a Freeper who decided to climb onto the back of a bear attacking his dog to slit the bear's throat a few years ago. He probably thought that wasn't too scary either after it was all over.

That's nothing. I once knocked a bear out using some jabs, some fancy footwork, and a sudden right hook. Not scary at all. The bear's coaches threw in the towel in the 7th round like the Deontary Wilders/Fury fight. Our corners were two trees in the woods.