Two rabbits are chased into a hollow log by a pack of wolves. The one rabbit is scared and asks the other what they should do. The second says, wait a week and we’ll outnumber them.
I feel this is a play off of Anti-Maskers. I have been wondering if these people are the same ones who believe the Earth is Flat, Believe there is Nothing Smaller than a Mustard Seed, and wander around with Tin Foil Hats. Only… Nice Young Men in White Uniforms do not come and take you away… instead a long black vehicle.
BTW – a ‘hearse’ went past me the other day. On the side were stickers that said, “Last Ride”.
I remember a video of an antelope that didn’t run! The lion kinda pawed at him but didn’t know what to do! As soon as the antelope bolted, the lion became a lion again.
And yet — somewhere in the deep history of Homo sapiens — imagine perhaps a small troop of slow-running three-foot-tall Australopithecus — someone did just that, and a group of photo-human beings stood their ground with timid courage holding rocks and sticks and instead of scattering to leave the slowest one to die, they faced down their first cat and won the field — and the savanna was forever changed.
The one looking at the reader seems to be saying, Can you believe this guy? I feel the same way whenever I see Buttercup and TupPence. Makes me shudder to think of the possibilities.
I don’t know if it works with lions/gazelles but there are times in the US when you see deer fending off wolves. big aggressive bucks charging with their antlers down.
Bison form a defensive circle to defend against predators as part of their herd mentality. Other herd animals scatter in a “everyone for themselves” defense. Human herds tend to choose poorly.
Sometimes the solution to a problem is easier than it seems. In Atomic Robo today, Robo gave the homework assignment: "Resolve the problem of the conceptual flow of time between general relativity and quantum mechanics.
While this may seem a daunting assignment at first glance, if one gives it a moment of thought the answer becomes obvious:
42.
Comparatively, discouraging a lion from eating you may be as simple as farting at the precisely correct moment. Or something.
marilynnbyerly about 4 years ago
You outnumber them, but they have better weapons.
wallylm about 4 years ago
The type of education system that gives the test first and the lesson after (if you survive)!
eastern.woods.metal about 4 years ago
Two rabbits are chased into a hollow log by a pack of wolves. The one rabbit is scared and asks the other what they should do. The second says, wait a week and we’ll outnumber them.
eromlig about 4 years ago
“I don’t have to outrun those big cats…” (anyone?)
I Mad Am I about 4 years ago
I feel this is a play off of Anti-Maskers. I have been wondering if these people are the same ones who believe the Earth is Flat, Believe there is Nothing Smaller than a Mustard Seed, and wander around with Tin Foil Hats. Only… Nice Young Men in White Uniforms do not come and take you away… instead a long black vehicle.
BTW – a ‘hearse’ went past me the other day. On the side were stickers that said, “Last Ride”.
Concretionist about 4 years ago
Because it would be an awful lot like coming to a gunfight armed with a pocket knife. You might do a bit of damage…
JH&Cats about 4 years ago
The way of the world? The Magical Woods of Niceness it’s not.
Superfrog about 4 years ago
The cats will explain everything.
Wilde Bill about 4 years ago
This works for them. Too bad there isn’t a way to keep stupid people from breeding before they off themselves.
Enter.Name.Here about 4 years ago
Let their sharp claws and powerful jaws with ripping sharp teeth explain it to you. You’ll be a fast learner, trust me.
whahoppened about 4 years ago
I remember a video of an antelope that didn’t run! The lion kinda pawed at him but didn’t know what to do! As soon as the antelope bolted, the lion became a lion again.
Ken Orvis about 4 years ago
And yet — somewhere in the deep history of Homo sapiens — imagine perhaps a small troop of slow-running three-foot-tall Australopithecus — someone did just that, and a group of photo-human beings stood their ground with timid courage holding rocks and sticks and instead of scattering to leave the slowest one to die, they faced down their first cat and won the field — and the savanna was forever changed.
PleaseStay6PixelsAway about 4 years ago
And I’m not going to wear a mask for the same reason – there’s more people than viruses!!
dadoctah about 4 years ago
“Okay, we’ll run, you don’t run, and we’ll outnumber them by a little less.”
phredturner about 4 years ago
Our teeth and toes aren’t sharp, our limbs are skinny, but we are quites fast
sandpiper about 4 years ago
The one looking at the reader seems to be saying, Can you believe this guy? I feel the same way whenever I see Buttercup and TupPence. Makes me shudder to think of the possibilities.
Slowly, he turned... about 4 years ago
Stay at home education?
dflak about 4 years ago
Revisionist history. We have to teach our children the “right” kind of history.
awcoffman about 4 years ago
Herd Mentality
Wizard of Ahz-no relation about 4 years ago
I don’t know if it works with lions/gazelles but there are times in the US when you see deer fending off wolves. big aggressive bucks charging with their antlers down.
Ralph Newbill about 4 years ago
Common sense: the least common of all senses.
pheets about 4 years ago
There’s always ONE..
morningglory73 Premium Member about 4 years ago
I’ve wondered that too especially when just one bully can push everyone else around.
ronaldhicks about 4 years ago
And you have horns. Just get into battle formation, and . . . . .
petermerck about 4 years ago
Because we only eat grass and they don’t.
vaughnrl2003 Premium Member about 4 years ago
Okay, the rest of the herd of runners is safe for at least one big cat meal.
WGillete about 4 years ago
Sorta like, “Just because doctors wear masks when they operate, doesn’t mean they work.”
poppacapsmokeblower about 4 years ago
Bison form a defensive circle to defend against predators as part of their herd mentality. Other herd animals scatter in a “everyone for themselves” defense. Human herds tend to choose poorly.
MollyCat about 4 years ago
They must have gone to Trump U.
mistercatworks about 4 years ago
Because they can’t count. Bye!
alexius23 about 4 years ago
Animal Darwin Awards winner
Snowedin about 4 years ago
You can always count on the trolls to come out of the woodwork on a Non Sequitur strip. Ugh.
DCBakerEsq about 4 years ago
Not unlike refusing to wear a mask and social distance, no?
Buckeye67 about 4 years ago
Just once I would like to see a large herd of antelope put their heads down and charge a pride of lions. I’ll bet the lions would run.
Snoots about 4 years ago
Sometimes the solution to a problem is easier than it seems. In Atomic Robo today, Robo gave the homework assignment: "Resolve the problem of the conceptual flow of time between general relativity and quantum mechanics.
While this may seem a daunting assignment at first glance, if one gives it a moment of thought the answer becomes obvious:
42.
Comparatively, discouraging a lion from eating you may be as simple as farting at the precisely correct moment. Or something.
mwksix about 4 years ago
“Explain guys, uh, guys!?”
comic4matt about 4 years ago
They may be outnumbered, but they’re better equipped to fight… NOW RUN!!!
bigal666 about 4 years ago
We need that in Congress.
JoeHaney about 4 years ago
This is what happens when you disarm the public. The predators win. No more gun control.
Ka`ōnōhi`ula`okahōkūmiomio`ehiku Premium Member about 4 years ago
‘And explain why we have to wear masks.’
spaced man spliff about 4 years ago
I herd you loud and clear.
Joliet Jake about 4 years ago
Another proud member of the Leopards Ate My Face Party.
keenanthelibrarian about 4 years ago
Seems perfectly logical to me …