Maurice Ledifficile
Lost in translation
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Mistakes; yes.
Mistakes 100% of the time when something doesn't fit the perceived norm; convenient and widely overused.
I totally agree. Lying is much more common.
Mistakes; yes.
Mistakes 100% of the time when something doesn't fit the perceived norm; convenient and widely overused.
I totally agree. Lying is much more common.
Lying; yes.
Lying 100% of the time when something doesn't fit the perceived norm; convenient and widely overused.
Lying 100% of the time when something doesn't fit the perceived norm; convenient and widely overused.
Mistakes; yes.
Mistakes 100% of the time when something doesn't fit the perceived norm; convenient and widely overused.
Lying; yes.
Lying 100% of the time when something doesn't fit the perceived norm; convenient and widely overused.
Well, we all know that people make that sort of mistake all the time.
We have seen many examples.
Why are you incapable of making this mistake?
This is why you aren't going to confuse a cougar with a bobcat when you see it 15 feet below where you are sitting in daylight. They don't look anything alike, see? By some of your suggestions I'm assuming some of you didn't know that.
https://www.mymanatee.org/home/government/departments/community-services/kids-pages/plants-and-animals/bobcat.html
Why would you be insulted when it's pointed out that you are subject to the same cognitive miscues as all human beings. It's like getting pissed when informed you're mortal; you might not like it, but there it is.I might forget where I put my lighter or my car keys, or what some poster said 3 years ago, but I'm not going to mistake a housecat for a cougar. No, perception doesn't work the way that you would like for it too just so you can justify indirectly insinuating that someone is an idiot.
Because a housecat can't tackle the hind end of a deer and bring it down.
Your cougar tackled the hind end of the deer? Stupidest cougar ever! Sounds more like a made up story coming from ignorance but with a desire to have a cougar tale.Because a housecat can't tackle the hind end of a deer and bring it down.
I don't think you are mistaken about what you saw. I don't think you saw anything.Would you guys quit insisting that I didn't see what I said I saw? None of you were there and there were 3 other witnesses. To say I confused a house cat with a cougar is ridiculous at the distance it was from all of us. A house cat can't bring down a deer. Bob cats are gray with stripes or spots and are much smaller. It was a frikking cougar.
Florida panthers are not Eastern Cougars. Wrong subspecies. You didn't read our Eastern Cougar thread, did you?and evidence that an Eastern Cougar was shot recently right outside the Atlanta Metro area.
Lying; yes.
Lying 100% of the time when something doesn't fit the perceived norm; convenient and widely overused.
What happens when a real cougar shows its face in Georgia? It gets shot and the body provides confirmatory evidence.A cat was shot in Georgia. It's DNA was typed and it was found to be from the Florida Panther colony and the guy got 2 years probation for it.
http://www.fws.gov/southeast/news/2011/11-057.html
What happens when a real cougar shows its face in Connecticut? It becomes roadkill and the body provided confirmatory evidence. It wasn't "believed" to have walked from South Dakota - it was proven in multiple ways. It left its DNA in various places along the journey and was even photographed on trail cams. Therefore we even know the route it took. The full story is in the Eastern Cougar thread which you did not read.The one killed in Connecticut was believed to have walked from South Dakota.
http://content.usatoday.com/communities/ondeadline/post/2011/07/mountain-lion-killed-in-conn-had-walked-from-south-dakota/1#.Vgdlmug5NpM
What happens when a real cougar shows its face in Georgia? It gets shot and the body provides confirmatory evidence.
What happens when a real cougar shows its face in Connecticut? It becomes roadkill and the body provided confirmatory evidence. It wasn't "believed" to have walked from South Dakota - it was proven in multiple ways. It left its DNA in various places along the journey and was even photographed on trail cams. Therefore we even know the route it took. The full story is in the Eastern Cougar thread which you did not read.
These two confirmed accounts are actually terrible news for those who claim cougars are living in the East. They show that when real cougars are there they get confirmed in proper ways that are not anecdotal. They do not support the story of cougars living in the East - instead they do the opposite.