Elephant v Rhino.
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rumple

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174 months

Saturday 23rd February 2013
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Which would win if the toughest version of both had a ding dong, don't look on the net , conjecture only please, I'm thinking Elephant, but that Rhino with its low centre of gravity would be hard to move.

Doofus

33,144 posts

196 months

Saturday 23rd February 2013
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Elephant.

He can stay just out of reach of the Rhino and throw buns.

GTIR

24,741 posts

289 months

Saturday 23rd February 2013
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Two males then.

I know they're male coz I've got a ding dong too. smile

cindychops

409 posts

181 months

Saturday 23rd February 2013
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The elephant would just sit on the rhino & squish him.

drivin_me_nuts

17,949 posts

234 months

Saturday 23rd February 2013
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Nelly. Probably.

GTIR

24,741 posts

289 months

Saturday 23rd February 2013
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African or Asian?

rumple

Original Poster:

13,711 posts

174 months

Saturday 23rd February 2013
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GTIR said:
African or Asian?
What evers the hardest, is there a Glaswegan Elephant?

skene

2,655 posts

195 months

Saturday 23rd February 2013
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Surely the rhino, just a quick stab in the gut and the elephant is pretty much stuffed no?

rumple

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Saturday 23rd February 2013
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Doofus said:
Elephant.

He can stay just out of reach of the Rhino and throw buns.
If you are arming the Elephant with buns you've really got to give the Rhino an Umbrella do deflect them.

What type of buns by the way?

Doofus

33,144 posts

196 months

Saturday 23rd February 2013
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rumple said:
If you are arming the Elephant with buns you've really got to give the Rhino an Umbrella do deflect them.

What type of buns by the way?
Currant.

Or Bath.

Sticky. Definitely sticky. With currants.

And to be fair, I wasn't planning on arming the elephant at all. Elephants have buns already. In the same way that ducks have wellies.

AdiT

1,025 posts

180 months

Saturday 23rd February 2013
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Yeah,got to be sticky buns. There's less chance of them bouncing off before they explode.

C3BER

4,714 posts

246 months

Saturday 23rd February 2013
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Rhinoceros because a its rhinosohard

smile

DKL

4,872 posts

245 months

Saturday 23rd February 2013
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We saw a first meeting between elephants and rhinos in a game reserve in SA. I forget which had been there first and the rangers were quite twitchy about what might happen but eles arrived where rhinos were, rhinos looked up and legged it!

TwigtheWonderkid

47,975 posts

173 months

Saturday 23rd February 2013
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The honey badger would take them both on a the same time with one paw tied behind its back.

Piersman2

6,675 posts

222 months

Saturday 23rd February 2013
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AdiT said:
Yeah,got to be sticky buns. There's less chance of them bouncing off before they explode.
Ahhhh, I see, sticky mine buns.

I was concerned that the buns would stick to the Rhino thus gifting it extra protection; it seemed that the elephant sticky bun assault was doomed to be counterproductive.

But mines! Clever, evolution at work.

Simpo Two

91,401 posts

288 months

Saturday 23rd February 2013
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Piersman2 said:
But mines! Clever, evolution at work.
Like the sidewinder snake that buries small charges in the desert sand and detonates them by remote control when a prey animal goes past (Alexei Sayle c.1990)

There's a great story by Arthur Clarke where termites make a ray gun and shoot down a space ship. But it made sense when he said it!

adaptive

842 posts

213 months

Sunday 24th February 2013
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Elephant via Trunk peanut machine gun, saw it on a documentary on Multi Coloured Swap Shop

GokTweed

3,799 posts

174 months

Monday 25th February 2013
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African Bull elephant i think.