2009-11-24, 03:07 AM
Grog Wrote:-asses that need to burn at the stake-
self explanatory.
Spideyjvc Wrote:Get shot in the leg and tell me how fast you run. It's different from being hit in the shoulder or something. If it got kicked at full force, its ribs would be in pain as well as its left side (including 2 left legs).
Not that it's impossible for it to be able to run after that. But just from looking at the gif, it doesn't look as if it was kicked. It seems more like the guy "punted" (is that the right slang term?) it to the wall rather than slamming his foot into it.
ever hear stories of humans where they suffer mortal wounds in moments of stress, but during the ordeal are immune to pain and their bodies reactions to it and continue to act, but when the tension ends so too does their lives? im sure that Meta and i could find some similar images from the China earthquake to prove that. like one of where a teacher tells his students to hide underneath of a desk, and he puts his body overtop of it, and makes sure that the desk doesnt get crushed by the bricks, and despite his lungs being crushed, his spine, skull, legs, arm, etc, he still manages to reassure his students that they will be all right? or the one where the mother protects her two sons underneath of her arms, perfectly safe from danger, while her house collapsed overtop of her?
yeah. same can apply to humans, and even a punt to the nuts still is enough to knock the wind out of someone. what makes that gif wrong is not that it kicked a cat, but that it kicked what can arguably be called a kitten by my book, and that it just laughed as others of its kind joined in on the perverse act. tell me a time when physical abuse was funny, and ill show you a sick fuck.
inb4 too butthurt, tl;dr, and loloverreact.

