Animal speed awareness course

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WTFH replied

18 November 2015, 09:30
Originally posted by EternalOptimist View Post

It's always important, for safety reasons to know how fast a cheetah can run.
just in case you find yourself in a cheetah-situation

it's a fact that a(fully fit) human has the fastest acceleration over 10m than all other(similar sized) animals.
So stay close to the SUV or the cave, and you are ok

It is fairly irrelevant how fast the cheetah can run, the most important thing is how fast others in your group can run.

To survive an attack you do not need to be the fastest runner. All you need to be is the second slowest.
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EternalOptimist replied

17 November 2015, 23:47
Originally posted by SlipTheJab View Post

Haha, I've been drinking

not as fast as me though
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SlipTheJab replied

17 November 2015, 23:45
Originally posted by EternalOptimist View Post

it's half eleven

are you stoopid

Haha, I've been drinking
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EternalOptimist replied

17 November 2015, 23:38
Originally posted by SlipTheJab View Post

Eh Have you been drinking?

it's half eleven

are you stoopid
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SlipTheJab replied

17 November 2015, 23:36
Originally posted by EternalOptimist View Post

It's always important, for safety reasons to know how fast a cheetah can run.
just in case you find yourself in a cheetah-situation

it's a fact that a(fully fit) human has the fastest acceleration over 10m than all other(similar sized) animals.
So stay close to the SUV or the cave, and you are ok

obviously this study does not apply to fat scousers at last orders. At which time all speed records are broken and Cheetahs would be well advised to get out of the fckng way

Eh Have you been drinking?
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EternalOptimist started a topic Animal speed awareness course

17 November 2015, 23:17
Animal speed awareness course

It's always important, for safety reasons to know how fast a cheetah can run.
just in case you find yourself in a cheetah-situation

it's a fact that a(fully fit) human has the fastest acceleration over 10m than all other(similar sized) animals.
So stay close to the SUV or the cave, and you are ok

obviously this study does not apply to fat scousers at last orders. At which time all speed records are broken and Cheetahs would be well advised to get out of the fckng way
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