[commanderkai]

saturn_656 saturn_656:

If you can't handle a couple of Cazadors how do you deal with Deathclaws?

Really, Cazadors aren't too bad *kisses my hunting shotgun* but I've read a lot online about people having problems with them

[Public_Domain]

[DrCaleb]

Sweet Jesus Mary Joesph!

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[Jabberwalker]

I was swarmed by hornets last year while cleaning out the eaves troughs. I was stung several times and it hurt like hell but THEY WERE JUST WEE ONES compared to these atomic mutants! Those will give me nightmares!

I wonder if the Chinese have a recipe for them?

[saturn_656]

Look at the length of those stingers.

Nuke 'em from orbit!

[DrCaleb]

saturn_656 saturn_656:

Look at the length of those stingers.

Nuke 'em from orbit!

Those stingers look retracted too! If they are the length of their abdomen, they could pierce your heart or lungs!

And with a shotgun and birdshot, you could take a few out at a time!

Damn!

[CanadianODST]

saturn_656 saturn_656:

CanadianODST CanadianODST:

commanderkai commanderkai:

Ah shit, Cazadors! Lots of fire is required

2 Step guide to fighting Cazadors:
Step 1. Run
Step 2. Run Faster

If you can't handle a couple of Cazadors how do you deal with Deathclaws?

Most of the time, I don't. But when I do, Anti-Material Rifle while praying they don't find me.

[ShepherdsDog]

41 people out of 1.2 billion, due to wasp stings......if they'd of happened all at once, this would be news. About 100 people a year die of insect stings in the US

[Delwin]

Yeah, with a population density like China, a poorly directed fart could take out like 10 or 12.

[desertdude]

I remember seeing a piece on Ripleys believe it or not with Jack Palance about the Japanese giant hornet and how vicious they were with their repeat action stingers unlike bees, ever since I've been shit scared of any flying stinging insects.

which brings me to is I thought this was a Japanese problem, they have few deaths annually from these, this and that weird place which is infected with deadly snakes that people leave sticks everywhere in the streets to whack then where ever they see them.

[bootlegga]

desertdude desertdude:

I remember seeing a piece on Ripleys believe it or not with Jack Palance about the Japanese giant hornet and how vicious they were with their repeat action stingers unlike bees, ever since I've been shit scared of any flying stinging insects.

which brings me to is I thought this was a Japanese problem, they have few deaths annually from these, this and that weird place which is infected with deadly snakes that people leave sticks everywhere in the streets to whack then where ever they see them.

I had a nest of those bastards on my patio when I lived there. I didn't know what to do, so I asked my neigbour (a middle aged lady). She walked over, hit it with a spray of RAID and then knocked it off and squashed it. Meanwhile, myself and several other big gaijin stood there scared and not knowing what to do!

[Jabberwalker]

I suppose that you can forgo the depleted uranium rounds for residential applications.

[ShepherdsDog]

Delwin Delwin:

Yeah, with a population density like China, a poorly directed fart could take out like 10 or 12.

the air, food and water quality kill more people in China.

[desertdude]

I used to watch Billy the exterminator and that bigger would go into these huge nest of mahogany wasps with just a spray can and no bee suit, he would get stung a few times though, still I thought dude was crazy as fek. I wouldn't go any where near something like that let alone a nest of those mutant bastards. AFAIK those this ngs are crazy and will sting your ass if provoked, so in my mind either that lady was a crazy bitch or just lucky.

[ShepherdsDog]

people have to be careful with stings.....beekeepers are often known to develop a tolerance to bee venom, but there are some cases where you get that final sting that does send you into anaphylaxis.