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WHC IX: The FINAL***
- Thread starter Garry Nelson's Left Foot
- Start date
Tom Hark Preston Park
Will Post For Cash
- Jul 6, 2003
- 70,186
#TeamCroc. Quite frankly wolverine's form in the competition does not stand up to close scrutiny. In the three previous rounds, wolfie's wins include victory over a shrimp and a mouse FFS.
Marshy
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It dosent take much to be "hard" when you are a Croc, you have every right to be hard, with a skin of armour and teeth like that
Therefore the Wolverine wins this hands down for me. Double hard little sod, wether it wins its battles or not is besdide the point, its way HARDER than the Croc
Therefore the Wolverine wins this hands down for me. Double hard little sod, wether it wins its battles or not is besdide the point, its way HARDER than the Croc
Stumpy Tim
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And yet, it does win its battles - regularly takes down bears FFS. It's a mental case, but not in a stupid way. It's just HARD
I'll vote for the winner
Rodney Thomas
Well-known member
Close, very close
Marshy
Well-known member
Its who's the hardest, not who would win in a fight... this is where people are going seriously wrong, the Wolverine is way harder in my opinion
JJ McClure
Go Jags
50/50 and tighter than a duck's butt at the moment.
mejonaNO12 aka riskit
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Despite being devastated at the standard of finalist, I must go on record as congratulating Gary Nelson's Left Foot for his truly fine efforts throughout.
Obviously, neither of these are actually that hard and animals such as the Grasshopper Mouse and the HB can feel completely robbed, but that's the danger of knockout animal competitions.
I'll go Wolverine as the croc seems to get through on the fact that he looks scary.
Obviously, neither of these are actually that hard and animals such as the Grasshopper Mouse and the HB can feel completely robbed, but that's the danger of knockout animal competitions.
I'll go Wolverine as the croc seems to get through on the fact that he looks scary.
mejonaNO12 aka riskit
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Next year, a state-funded video will be produced which ALL voters must watch (eyes forced open), in which the definition of HARDNESS is explained.
This video will end with Dave Grohl continuously shouting "ITS NOT WHO WILL WIN IN A FIGHT. ITS NOT WHO WILL WIN IN A FIGHT"
You keep posting that, but its essentially bullshit, isn't it? Perhaps there was once ONE hard / mental Wolverine. As a species they are just another yappy scavenger dog-thing.
TheJasperCo
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The two needn't be mutually exclusive. It must follow that anything that would win a fight, would therefore be the harder creature? How else do you base your decision?
Stumpy Tim
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I've posted a video of such an attack you LIAR
Blah, blah, blah.
The only rule of WHC is that there is no rule. You (and [MENTION=12101]Mellotron[/MENTION] ) can cry and whine like pissy little girls, all you like, about everyone else not following YOUR interpretation of 'hardness', but it achieves NOTHING. People will vote as they wish, and are absolutely free to weigh up strength / aggression / pound-for-pound / durability however THEY see fit.
There you go. So we agree - there may be ONE pretty hard Wolfie out there*.
*Unless it was the one subsequently killed and eaten by the black bear, it was bothering, in the text I posted above.
Stumpy Tim
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From http://www.planetdeadly.com/animals/wolverine-facts-or-wolverine-kill-man
Appearing more like a small bear, the wolverine is in fact more of a weasel on steroids. This stocky little beast is the stuff of legends. Along with a voracious appetite it has a reputation for unmatched ferocity and apparently fears nothing. Pound for pound few other animals can match the wolverine for strength or attitude. So, it is fortunate this little bundle of terror lives on the sparsely populated fringes of the Arctic Circle.
Wolverines are known to steal and hide things they have no possible use for.
In the words of one author: “They will remove and hide the entire contents of uninhabited hunting lodges: guns, knives, cooking utensils and blankets… …befouling whatever is left behind“.
Wolverines will eat anything they can get their paws on!
In order of size, favourite meals include; shrews, mice, voles, squirrels, rabbits, lemmings, marmots, porcupines, beavers, sheep, white-tailed deer, mule deer, roe deer, caribou, elk and moose.
Did you say moose
Yes, there have been cases of wolverines killing moose even though they are almost 20 times their size.That’s the equivalent of “a house cat bringing down a deer”... wolverines are exceptional hunters and will ambush large prey, even jumping out of trees.
How tough is a wolverine?
In one word, very. These ferocious little carnivores have no fear. Once committed they take on a win or die mentality.
They are infeasibly strong for their size and will successfully defend their catch from much bigger animals including bears and wolves.
There is a documented story of a wolverine killing a polar bear. The wolverine was put in a zoo enclosure with the bear and immediately attacked it, clamping on to the bears throat until it suffocated.
Appearing more like a small bear, the wolverine is in fact more of a weasel on steroids. This stocky little beast is the stuff of legends. Along with a voracious appetite it has a reputation for unmatched ferocity and apparently fears nothing. Pound for pound few other animals can match the wolverine for strength or attitude. So, it is fortunate this little bundle of terror lives on the sparsely populated fringes of the Arctic Circle.
Wolverines are known to steal and hide things they have no possible use for.
In the words of one author: “They will remove and hide the entire contents of uninhabited hunting lodges: guns, knives, cooking utensils and blankets… …befouling whatever is left behind“.
Wolverines will eat anything they can get their paws on!
In order of size, favourite meals include; shrews, mice, voles, squirrels, rabbits, lemmings, marmots, porcupines, beavers, sheep, white-tailed deer, mule deer, roe deer, caribou, elk and moose.
Did you say moose
Yes, there have been cases of wolverines killing moose even though they are almost 20 times their size.That’s the equivalent of “a house cat bringing down a deer”... wolverines are exceptional hunters and will ambush large prey, even jumping out of trees.
How tough is a wolverine?
In one word, very. These ferocious little carnivores have no fear. Once committed they take on a win or die mentality.
They are infeasibly strong for their size and will successfully defend their catch from much bigger animals including bears and wolves.
There is a documented story of a wolverine killing a polar bear. The wolverine was put in a zoo enclosure with the bear and immediately attacked it, clamping on to the bears throat until it suffocated.
Stumpy Tim
Well-known member
What about the wolverine that killed a Polar Bear - an animal so hard it's excluded from this competition.
So they put a wild animal, into an enclosure with a feeble, institutionalised, sickly, TAME bear, and the yappy dog attacked it.
It probably LET it. Probably WANTED to DIE.
Stumpy Tim
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The wolverine is also a wild animal - just as institutionalised, just as sickly, just as tame. You're not seeing what's clear - the wolverine is a LEGEND in the hardness stakes