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Skunks vs Porkupines

Skunks vs Porkupines  

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  1. 1. Which are you more afraid of?

    • Skunks
      20
    • Porkupines
      9


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I think I'll make this a weekly thing, if people don't have a problem with that. Every Monday I'll put up a new pairing. I like this weeks!

 

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Skunks. Purely smell reasons. I had a friend in High School who had a family of skunks invade his house and eventually die in his basment while they were on vacation. They came home and the whole place was sprayed, his clothes all smelled like skunk for a good month.

 

I like the smell of skunk, but only in small amounts.

 

I hit a skunk with my car once...it smelled for days.

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skunks. If I was cornered by a porkupine I think I could boot it across the yard easy enough...but a skunk would definatly get ya.

 

Not to mention the skunk to porkupine ratio in my area is pretty skewed.

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Porcupines. Skunks, once descented, are actually pretty harmless, and some people even keep them as pets. They're actually a lot like cats (as far as pets go), but require a lot of attention. Some states have laws against owning them as pets because of the stigma attached to the animal, but they're really not so bad.

 

Porcupines, though, those fuckers look like they just wait all day long for someone to stick one of their quills in.

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Guest Danny Dubya v 2.0

porcupines. i already smell like rotting horse ass, lawlz

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I'm pretty sure that a "porkupine" is a pig/porcupine cross right? Then it would smell bad like a pig, and it would be able to stick quills in you. If I knew such a thing to exist, I'd definitely be more afraid of it than a skunk. Since I haven't heard of any being sighted ever, I'll have to go with the skunks though.

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Skunks, once descented, are actually pretty harmless

 

As opposed to the deadly de-quilled porcupine?

He's got you there...

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Porcupines, and I'll tell you why: skunk stink is temporary. Here in Tennessee you can't go a week without driving by some black/white/red carcass on the side of the road that used to be a skunk and smells so goddamn bad that even the flies and maggots avoid it. Sometimes the smell of it lingers on your car and you have to have it washed. But, point is, eventually, you almost get used to it. It's just a bad smell, after all, and not even the worst one out there.

 

But porcupines on the other hand? Piss one of those off, and you're looking at surgery, my friend.

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Exactly my point. Those porcupines mean business.

 

Even de-quilled. I bet they're even more dangerous then, because now you've gone and pissed them off. They're shifty. Look at their eyes - they're shifty, beady little eyes. Lifeless eyes. Like a doll's eyes.

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