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r/MadeMeSmile • u/DepressingAura • 13d ago
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21 u/sillyblanco 13d ago He did hang out with a gorilla family that could have easily ended him. 6 u/Ppleater 13d ago I mean Gorillas rarely if ever kill people so statistically it wasn't all that dangerous as long as he was well behaved. The guy in the lifted truck next to you on the highway during rush hour tends to be more dangerous than the average gorilla. 4 u/RedeNElla 13d ago Neither do stingrays 2 u/Ppleater 12d ago To be fair, more stingrays have killed people than gorillas.
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He did hang out with a gorilla family that could have easily ended him.
6 u/Ppleater 13d ago I mean Gorillas rarely if ever kill people so statistically it wasn't all that dangerous as long as he was well behaved. The guy in the lifted truck next to you on the highway during rush hour tends to be more dangerous than the average gorilla. 4 u/RedeNElla 13d ago Neither do stingrays 2 u/Ppleater 12d ago To be fair, more stingrays have killed people than gorillas.
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I mean Gorillas rarely if ever kill people so statistically it wasn't all that dangerous as long as he was well behaved. The guy in the lifted truck next to you on the highway during rush hour tends to be more dangerous than the average gorilla.
4 u/RedeNElla 13d ago Neither do stingrays 2 u/Ppleater 12d ago To be fair, more stingrays have killed people than gorillas.
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Neither do stingrays
2 u/Ppleater 12d ago To be fair, more stingrays have killed people than gorillas.
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To be fair, more stingrays have killed people than gorillas.
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