Survival is an instinct.
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Survival is an instinct.
Well it's about time you posted. I'll bet your pressure valve was about to pop wasn't it? Go on, admit it. I can't stay away either.
Great post Remy, I agree totally. Wow I agree with everything in your post bro, wonders never cease to exsist.
Remy= the true survivalist, he just keeps on tickin' ..welcome back mon frere
Beo=becoming existentialist?
Wait a minute.
Explain please:
1-a closed mind and a clogged heart.
Of course a clogged heart would, you'll die, probably from the stress.
2-being deaf and blind (not literal)...or lack of Attention
Lack of Attention? How will that effect me, If i'm lost alone in the wilderness (which I prefer anyway cause most people suc) I'm not gonna have any attention paid to me until someone relizes I'm missing how is this s detrement? Or are you talking a lack of attention to your surroundings? Which can/will get you injured, killed, or lost even more.
Great post. I've always said once you lose your head in a situation you're done.
Some of those can apply to many areas of life as well.
Didn't you just agree with everything the guy said? You can't do that and then start an argument with him its just....it's just....well, he!! I guess you can but it seems a little weird. Take off that sheep hide I think you're overheating :D :D
great point, never catch a bus in Manitoba.Quote:
Originally Posted by fitfisherman
It's his birthday, Trax. He can do what he wants.
Way to go Rick, you know he's just gonna eat himself sick on cake now....geeez.
Well, there's always Trooper and some of his stories are better anyway.
I really like what you've said here. Well thought, and well written. But, the definition of Instinct is the inherent disposition of a living organism toward a particular behavior. Instincts are unlearned, inherited fixed action patterns of responses or reactions to certain kinds of stimuli. ...Quote:
Originally Posted by remy
Therefore reacting on observing, learning, and questioning is learned behaviour- not instinctual.
Breathing is an instinct- Survival is second nature?
Oh, no! Jason has gone over to the dark side.........
Never said I didn't agree with him, I do I just need an explanation on my questions, ya know us Ohio guys are little slower and us city folk are... well just ask Sam Reeves.:D
Great Clarification! I agree 100%. Very well saidQuote:
Originally Posted by remy
Gotcha bro, excellant post btw. Keep'um coming.
In the immortal words of one of the Little Rascals "remarkable".....
Back again to agree and disagree with without getting hot under the collar. Always enjoyed it. Didn't matter whether we agreed or didn't, still enjoyed it.
Can't believe I'm gonna say this. Remy, you ain't agonna believe this, but after the "nut-jobs" we've had in the last two days even you comin' back don't bother me.:eek: I'm a man of my word, no more hassles from me, & I know the others like you as well. Sacre Bleu, (walks off muttering to himself).:cool:
Yes, survival IS an instinct, it's called "Self Preservation". The S.T.O.P. anagram is a scaled down version of the same thing. "Sit...Think....Observe...Plan". Anything that interferes with that is obviously going to "gum up the works." Understand that I agree with you, but just thought that it was a more lengthy way of saying the same thing that's printed elsewhere. That doesn't mean that there are not some here who need to read it the way you said it though.:cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by remy
Yes Sarge, These anagrams like S.T.O.P. work!Quote:
Originally Posted by Sarge47
Most of the times, wordy ramblings get people, epically newb's, to just scan through and miss info, guess that's why the "KISS" anagram was created.
KISS: Keep it simple ...... Makes it easier for uninformed people to remember important things, just like good note taking.
I oversee a staff of twelve women. If I walk around remembering STOP and KISS, Nell's gonna kick my sorry a$$, won't be any surviving that :D
Now I know Remy's back :D (Doing my happy dance around the office)
Yeah, if I use that stop and kiss thing around the office, I want Remy to explain what happened to Nell for me :D :D
I wanna see pictures of it... both the office and what Nell does to ya :D
Yeah, bro, you'd probably have to get those photos from the police investigative team. They'll probably send you a picture of the chalk outline, that kind of thing:eek:
Aww Trax,you aren't afraid of that little bad azz,are ya??:p
nooooo........:rolleyes:
trax, I'll keep a spot in my camp ready for ya. :D
May just have to take you up on that, bro, just practicing my backpaddling right now, LOL.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gray Wolf
Yeah backpeddling into a frig'n hole. I got your back though...
Lil-sis, Rick made him do it:D I was there.
Aww you guys,Trax is a big boy,if that was what he wanted,I couldn't stop him,but I don't think I have anything to worry about,unless I let him run around with you guys.............:p
Whistle, whistle, whistle. Here Trax! Come on boy!
http://web.hgtv.com/webhgtv/dht2007/.../dogHouse1.jpg
Man! Now that was funny!
Now that is a dog houseQuote:
Originally Posted by Rick
Probably has central air and heat, cable tv, carpet and tile, and a bar. :D
I guess I see that long post as simply "overstating" the obvious. Not flaming, mind you, just stating my opinion. A person can go through the Boy scouts & learn to Survive very well out in the woods. However, if you're referring to "urban survival", well that could be more apt.:cool:
That shock collar vid was hillarious! (I would have kept hitting the "on" button :D)
I hope I didn't give nell any ideas... :eek: