2012 World's Hardest Creature Competition, Semi Final Orca vs Honey Badger

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Semi Final 1

  • Orca

    Votes: 61 58.1%
  • Honey Badger

    Votes: 44 41.9%

  • Total voters
    105
  • Poll closed .






Mellotron

I've asked for soup
Jul 2, 2008
32,479
Brighton
Look at his face!

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Simster

"the man's an arse"
Jul 7, 2003
54,955
Surrey
Orca's hunt in PACKS. That is NOT hard. They prey on SEALS. Hunting in packs to catch seal is the EQUIVALENT of a group of PIKEYS mugging an old GRANNY.

The People's Champion TAKES ON LIONS. BY HIMSELF. He goes for the GENITALS. This makes him a MENTALIST.

It is really a simple decision.

VOTE BADGER
Are you going to post that crap youtube clip where it growls briefly at a bemused lion before scuttling off while the lion stands it's ground waiting for the little ferret to return and probably eat it? Whilst you're at it, you could bullshit to us all about how that is a good example of a badger "standing up" to a lion.

Orcas are f***ing hard. They rule the seas. Sure they hunt in packs when necessary but are also capable of fighting alone. They eat penguins off beaches, risking beaching themselves and certain DEATH. They cleverly hunt seals by knocking them off icebergs. They eat GWSs by battering them and taking a HUMUNGOUS bite out of their belly. How many of you would do that to similar sized FOE with enormous teeth? None. Hard.
 


Kazenga <3

Test 805843
Feb 28, 2010
4,870
Team c/r HQ
Are you going to post that crap youtube clip where it growls briefly at a bemused lion before scuttling off while the lion stands it's ground waiting for the little ferret to return and probably eat it? Whilst you're at it, you could bullshit to us all about how that is a good example of a badger "standing up" to a lion.

Orcas are f***ing hard. They rule the seas. Sure they hunt in packs when necessary but are also capable of fighting alone. They eat penguins off beaches, risking beaching themselves and certain DEATH. They cleverly hunt seals by knocking them off icebergs. They eat GWSs by battering them and taking a HUMUNGOUS bite out of their belly. How many of you would do that to similar sized FOE with enormous teeth? None. Hard.

Yes. Yes I am.

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Trufflehound

Re-enfranchised
Aug 5, 2003
14,126
The democratic and free EU
As I've posted many times, the one occasion I met a honey badger in the wild, it RAN AWAY = not hard.

I have also spoken to someone (an African) who came home one day to find a honey badger in his kitchen. He was able to fend off and eject said creature using no more than a wooden broom = not hard.

I confess I don't know anyone who's ever found an Orca in their kitchen, but if they did, I suspect it would take more than a broom to resolve the situation.

Honey badgers are the Jack Russells of Africa. Stroppy little feckers, but ultimately all growl and no trousers.
 




Simster

"the man's an arse"
Jul 7, 2003
54,955
Surrey
As I've posted many times, the one occasion I met a honey badger in the wild, it RAN AWAY = not hard.

I have also spoken to someone (an African) who came home one day to find a honey badger in his kitchen. He was able to fend off and eject said creature using no more than a wooden broom = not hard.

I confess I don't know anyone who's ever found an Orca in their kitchen, but if they did, I suspect it would take more than a broom to resolve the situation.

Honey badgers are the Jack Russells of Africa. Stroppy little feckers, but ultimately all growl and no trousers.
Well said. And no doubt if you dangled your knackers over an irate Jack Russell it would probably have a good go at ripping them off too. The orca lives and breathes invincibility, taking on anything - including GWSs.
 












Hatterlovesbrighton

something clever
Jul 28, 2003
4,543
Not Luton! Thank God
As I've posted many times, the one occasion I met a honey badger in the wild, it RAN AWAY = not hard.

I have also spoken to someone (an African) who came home one day to find a honey badger in his kitchen. He was able to fend off and eject said creature using no more than a wooden broom = not hard.

I confess I don't know anyone who's ever found an Orca in their kitchen, but if they did, I suspect it would take more than a broom to resolve the situation.

Honey badgers are the Jack Russells of Africa. Stroppy little feckers, but ultimately all growl and no trousers.

This. Honey Badger's have got small dog syndrome. Not hard, just mouthy.
 




Jul 20, 2003
20,693
In Basra 2007 Iraqi troops claimed that the British military was breeding Honey Badgers to release them as WEAPONS
 




Mellotron

I've asked for soup
Jul 2, 2008
32,479
Brighton
I confess I don't know anyone who's ever found an Orca in their kitchen, but if they did it would ALREADY BE DEAD, I suspect it would take more than a broom to resolve the situation.

Oops. Yup, it would be HARD to shift. Well done for being FAT, Fat c*nt of an Orca. Well hard.
 








Mellotron

I've asked for soup
Jul 2, 2008
32,479
Brighton
No pictures of an Orca growling, snarling or looking hard? Flicking v signs? Chasing a camera while going utterly BISCUIT TIN MENTAL? None at all?...
 


Trufflehound

Re-enfranchised
Aug 5, 2003
14,126
The democratic and free EU
No pictures of an Orca growling, snarling or looking hard? Flicking v signs? Chasing a camera while going utterly BISCUIT TIN MENTAL? None at all?...

If growling, snarling, flicking 'v' signs and chasing a camera while going utterly biscuit tin mental makes you hard, then by that definition Billy Idol is hard. Or Lindsey Lohan... Or....

Epic fail.
 




Mellotron

I've asked for soup
Jul 2, 2008
32,479
Brighton
If growling, snarling, flicking 'v' signs and chasing a camera while going utterly biscuit tin mental makes you hard, then by that definition Billy Idol is hard. Or Lindsey Lohan... Or....

Epic fail.

It's not what MAKES you hard, but it's a good hint. Taking on things MUCH MUCH bigger than you makes you hard, whether you even win or not.
 




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