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Rules: me or the bear has to become completely immobile from fighting and can't move. It can also be life or death.

Ok so apparently, everyone that I know is telling me I can't take on a 190lb black bear. I am 5'8 24 Male and 200lbs. I trained jiu jitsu for a year and a half, wrestling for a year, judo for 4 months, and MMA striking for a year. I am pretty sure in a fight, there's a good chance I'm beating that bear's ass unarmed and it will get seriously injured. Don't get me wrong I'll probably get seriously injured but not as bad as the bear. If it bites me and holds on, I'll poke its eye and it will back off and it's vision is fucked. If it charges at me, I'll sprawl and take it's back and hold on. It's going to tire out because I'm heavier and it will try to get me off by thrash around and I'll hold on. I can start my attack by breaking its legs. It won't be able to claw at me since its legs are so short, it will have to get extremely close to me. I think it will probably be 50/50 tho. I can probably take on a bear maybe 10lbs heavier than me, anything more than that, then I am cooked. I saw the average female black bear weighs only 100-150lbs in California so I'm definitely winning. The bear's arsenal is only really its mouth and its claws which its legs are extremely short and it would be extremely difficult for it to claw me. Apparently, I told this to people and they think the bear would win every time.

I have Autism with ADHD (AuDHD) along with Bipolar. I have been hospitalized over 20 times in a psych hospital. I have held 25 jobs in a span of 15 years. I have been labeled online as a "predator". I have 2 misdemeanor convictions for stalking and harassment (same incident; 10 years ago).

I am now married to an Autistic girl too, live at my parent's house with my wifez and I collect SSDI benefits.

My diagnosis:

1. Autism

2. ADHD

3. Bipolar 1 NOS

4. OCD

5. Anxiety

Wasps are incredibly beneficial to mankind.

They serve as nature's ultimate pest control by hunting massive numbers of crop damaging insects, protecting agriculture and gardens from pests, and reducing the need for chemical pesticides.

Additionally they pollinate flowers and fruit trees.

Wasps are also being researched to aid cancer, with their venom's ability to target cancer cells without harming healthy cells.

Wasps help the ecological balance, being scavengers, they aid in decomposition and provide essential protein in the food chain for birds etc.

Wasps possess surprising cognitive abilities that extend far beyond simple instinct, and certain species can recognise and remember individual faces in humans and their own species, similar to humans.

Wasps can apply logical reasoning to situations, and are able to learn and adapt.

Scientists studying these insects suggest that dealing with the complexities of social living, rather than just finding food, has driven the evolution of their advanced cognitive skills.

Wasps do not go out of their way to harm humans, but will become defensive and attack if they feel threatened, trapped or if you get too close to their nests.

Swatting and fast or jerky movements at a wasp is viewed by the insect as a direct attack, which will often prompt them to sting.

If a wasp is crushed or panics, it releases a chemical alarm pheromone that can cause nearby colony members to join in.

Unlike bees, wasps can sting you multiple times in quick succession without dying, and while a sting usually results in temporary localised pain and swelling, multiple stings or an allergic reaction can be very serious, and you should seek medical help immediately if you experience symptoms of difficulty breathing, severe swelling, or dizziness.

If you are stung clean the site with warm water and soap, apply cold commpress, take painkillers or antihistamine to mitigate itching and inflammation.

In my opinion, Brock Lesnar is one of the main reasons WWE stays watchable right now, especially during periods when ratings and viewership fluctuate. Brock is one of the last truly legitimate superstars the company has left. Outside of guys like Roman Reigns and Cody Rhodes, he remains one of the absolute biggest draws in the entire industry.

His appearance on Raw last Monday proved one thing: Brock Lesnar is a stratosphere clear of this entire roster from his presence alone. His segment absolutely cleared every other segment on the show.

But then again, we have to look at the reality of his age. He is turning 49 this year and will be 50 before we know it. While he is still in phenomenal shape and can absolutely go in the ring, the human body has its limits. His bones and joints can't take that kind of punishment forever.

So, what do y'all think? Should Brock hang it up while he's still at the top, or does WWE need his star power too much for him to retire right now?

I'm a late 80s baby who grew up in the 90s and if there was one thing I remember growing up was adults always telling us children when whenever went to go play was...

"behave and do not play house!"

now that I look back I find it kinda ironic that they didn't want us to play that game yet this toy was pretty common in the 90s.

I mean if you ask me, wasn't this no different then telling children "not to play basketball" before sending them to play in a place where there is a basketball hoop in plain site?

I'm honestly WAY too cool for this site

I have been wanting to get a new pet.

I’ve had 2 dogs and both of them have passed.

I’m torn between these two.

Just a fun and interesting question for a Sleepy Saturday...

Here's a mansion in South Dakota USA for sale.

The home was built in 1917 and sits on 2 acres of land in the middle of South Dakota. It has 6 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, a large dining room, living room and billiards room.

How much do you think it's listed for?

Please vote in the poll and let us know if you would consider buying it. No, this is not a Real Estate Ad!

Correct answer will be given tomorrow, Sunday.