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Published: 2019-12-13 23:50:07 +0000 UTC; Views: 15695; Favourites: 307; Downloads: 28
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At the Tame Camp, the Very Friendly Cheetah is well known for her desire to eat people. They even mention her in the safety intro.However, she's so relatively small and so cute that once in a while someone underestimates her for a little too long. When that happens they feel pretty stupid. Then the gurgling starts and they have other worries. Briefly.
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all everything went normal... except... *WHAM!!!!* talk about a black eye and getting eaten by the fastest in the savannah!
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Almost everyone stops her before she gets far enough over them that they no longer have a choice in their fate. Almost everyone.
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There's always that one....
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A friend of mine who works in a tourist town says that warning signs have about a 50/50 chance of getting some idiot to do the thing they are warned against.Β He's not sure if they are just stupid or stubbornly wilful. It's kind of hard to ask our hero in the pic which it was at this point, though. 83
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Of course, the sign of "You Will Die!" might help..... or not.
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They literally show a a before and after pic of her in the intro briefing, the "after" pic being her distended around a meal.Β People STILL underestimate her from time to time.Β Not as often as she'd like, though.Β 83
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An actual video might help. Could have a story involving someone with cancer who wanted to go out on their own terms, who signs a release to make said film, and have one last big thrill.
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That sort of thing happens. You are supposed to do some extra paperwork before you feed yourself to an animal and most do. I have a couple of stories where sick people volunteer to go out with a burp. Β They arenβt set at the Camp, but it could happen there.
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Something to think on.
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