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To: Boxsford

It was not badass; it was purely survival instinct. The owner could not pull him off me and the dog was on top of me - tearing at me. There was no thought involved in shooting it.

In other news, when I was twenty, I just about killed a man in Philadelphia who tried to pull me into an alley to rape me. I was only armed with what my dad taught me in self defense and spiked heels. It was a bloody mess. I have no idea why that energy kicks into gear within me when I have needed it.

The good news is my husband is not a wife beater.;)


820 posted on 09/13/2010 10:56:00 AM PDT by SaraJohnson
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To: SaraJohnson; Boxsford
I was only armed with what my dad taught me in self defense and spiked heels. It was a bloody mess.

WOW... what a mind image that is. I hardly ever wear heels. As I am tall enough without to be intimidating people as it is without standing over them.

821 posted on 09/13/2010 11:13:18 AM PDT by RachelFaith (2010 is going to be a 100 seat Tsunami - Welcome to "The Hunt for Red November".)
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Wow. Great stories. I often wear heels and will remember your bloody mess. You are some brave lady!! Good for your dad for teaching you those skills.

I do have one decent dog story. One night, out in the country visiting family, I went outside to get something in the backyard when I heard a big dog's bark not but a few feet away. Before I knew it I was sitting on top of the shed. Someone had to get me down. (I'm only 5') Next morning I tried and tried to get back up on that shed and I couldn't. It was too high.

822 posted on 09/13/2010 2:16:54 PM PDT by Boxsford (God Is.)
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