Devils Advocate;1204369 wrote: 8. I'm going to out on a limb and say Get the fuck out of the park if you think it is dangerous!

Devils Advocate;1204386 wrote:

<big><big></big></big> <big><big><center>Cause of Death</center></big></big>	Number of Deaths	Rate per 100,000
<big><big>65 years and over &#8211; All causes</big></big>	1,717,218	5,071.4
Diseases of heart	612,886	1,810.0
Malignant neoplasms, including neoplasms of lymphatic and hematopoietic tissues	386,092	1,140.2
Cerebrovascular diseases	140,938	416.2
Chronic obstructive pulmonary diseases and allied conditions	91,624	270.6
Pneumonia (98.5% of deaths) and Influenza (1.5%)	73,968	218.4
Diabetes mellitus	46,194	136.4
Accidents @ and adverse effects	30,564	90.3
&#8211;&#8211;Motor&#8211;vehicle accidents	7,539	22.3
&#8211;&#8211;All other accidents and adverse effects	23,025	68
Nephritis, Nephrotic Syndrome, and Nephrosis	20,955	61.9
Alzheimer's disease	20,848	61.6
Septicemia

Nope no pitbulls...

1-4 years All causes	5,947	38.3
1 Accidents and adverse effects	2,155	13.9
. . . Motor vehicle accidents	834	5.4
. . . All other accidents and adverse effects	1,321	8.5
2 Congenital anomalies	633	4.1
3 Malignant neoplasms, including neoplasms of lymphatic and hematopoietic tissues	440	2.8
4 Homicide and legal intervention	395	2.5
5 Diseases of heart	207	1.3
6 Pneumonia and influenze	167	1.1
7 Human immunodeficiency virus infection	149	1
8 Septicemia	74	0.5
9 Benign neoplasms, carcinoma in situ, and neoplasms of uncertain behavior and of unspecified nature	71	0.5
10 Certain conditions originating in the perinatal period	69	0.4

Still no pitbulls HMMMMMMM......

isadore;1204388 wrote:and Pit Bulls are instinctual killers who seek out the weakest prey for the kill.

Automatik;1204390 wrote:Um can you not read? The decision has been MADE. If the dog attacks, he will die. How and with what? TBD. :laugh:

se-alum;1204393 wrote:I would imagine instinct would take over and you would just beat the shit out of the dog.

isadore;1204392 wrote:and no rattlesnakes either, I guess we should put one in every home.

O-Trap;1204394 wrote:Random statements without fact substantiation? Okay.

I have a purple elephant in my closet.

Raw Dawgin' it;1204396 wrote:Good luck with that...their jaws are much stronger than you.

Devils Advocate;1204400 wrote:This is a great start for another religious thread.

O-Trap;1204403 wrote:Good lord, they're not alligators. A grown man, even with a bigger dog latched onto his arm could kill it. Yes, they have strong jaws (but the jaws don't lock, like people think), but something latched onto my arm that weighs 45 pounds is getting beat to hell.

O-Trap;1204394 wrote:Random statements without fact substantiation? Okay.

I have a purple elephant in my closet.

Devils Advocate;1204386 wrote:

<big><big></big></big> <big><big><center>Cause of Death</center></big></big>	Number of Deaths	Rate per 100,000
<big><big>65 years and over &#8211; All causes</big></big>	1,717,218	5,071.4
Diseases of heart	612,886	1,810.0
Malignant neoplasms, including neoplasms of lymphatic and hematopoietic tissues	386,092	1,140.2
Cerebrovascular diseases	140,938	416.2
Chronic obstructive pulmonary diseases and allied conditions	91,624	270.6
Pneumonia (98.5% of deaths) and Influenza (1.5%)	73,968	218.4
Diabetes mellitus	46,194	136.4
Accidents @ and adverse effects	30,564	90.3
&#8211;&#8211;Motor&#8211;vehicle accidents	7,539	22.3
&#8211;&#8211;All other accidents and adverse effects	23,025	68
Nephritis, Nephrotic Syndrome, and Nephrosis	20,955	61.9
Alzheimer's disease	20,848	61.6
Septicemia

Nope no pitbulls...

1-4 years All causes	5,947	38.3
1 Accidents and adverse effects	2,155	13.9
. . . Motor vehicle accidents	834	5.4
. . . All other accidents and adverse effects	1,321	8.5
2 Congenital anomalies	633	4.1
3 Malignant neoplasms, including neoplasms of lymphatic and hematopoietic tissues	440	2.8
4 Homicide and legal intervention	395	2.5
5 Diseases of heart	207	1.3
6 Pneumonia and influenze	167	1.1
7 Human immunodeficiency virus infection	149	1
8 Septicemia	74	0.5
9 Benign neoplasms, carcinoma in situ, and neoplasms of uncertain behavior and of unspecified nature	71	0.5
10 Certain conditions originating in the perinatal period	69	0.4

Still no pitbulls HMMMMMMM......

Raw Dawgin' it;1204410 wrote:Honestly - i don't think you or I could take down an attacking pitbull or german shepard. Just my opinion, but i'd watch if you wanted to try.

isadore;1204412 wrote:dogs are basically wolves and wolves operate on that principle of finding the weakest prey to kill.

O-Trap;1204421 wrote:I did this with a doberman. Isadore posted an article where a guy did it with a pit.

Honestly, what is it that makes people so scared of angry dogs? They're smaller. They're not as smart (sans isadore, who apparently thinks they're evil geniuses by comparison). They don't have the balance to stand on two legs. They can't grab. They have teeth, sure. So do you and I. Seems like that's their ONLY advantage if you turn and face them instead of running away.

Automatik;1204430 wrote:So my parent's 15lb Jack Russell is a wolf now??!?!?! WTF?

LJ;1204443 wrote:Yes. Plz be carful

Raw Dawgin' it;1204427 wrote:Just my opinion - but you think you could get away from a police trained K9?

ccrunner609;1204455 wrote:i havent read any of this thread but I would agree that the average pitbull owner is undereducated and flirting with the poverty line.

ccrunner609;1204463 wrote:No the ability over the past 20 years to know that I have NEVER seen a pitbull in a yard or with a person from a nice community or anywhere close.....but as soon as you drive in the hood you see them.


I have ran 20,000+ miles iin my life all over the place. I havent seen one in any of the country club neighborhoods around where I live but see them in town all the time.