Compare Yourself!

Paix

Paix

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First of all, I would like to apologise if this has been done before!

Basically, the point of this thread is to compare yourself to an animal. Now you may compare yourself to your favourite animal, but I would rather see your comparisons based on your diet, your life style etc. For example, it would be rather controversial to compare yourself to a Lion if you are a Vegetarian and sleep for short periods!

So, your comparison may be based on your sleep patterns, your diet, your favourite activities etc.

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So I would compare myself to either a Nocturnal Mammal/Rodent. Until very recent weeks I have been vegetarian, but now eat small amounts of meat. I prefer to stay up late and sleep late into the day, unless I need to visit a zoo ofcourse! :D I prefer small enclosed areas, and would much rather sleep in a two man tent than a large room with a king sized bed!

Now, I am just interested into what you guys would compare yourself to!
 
I'm a bit confused how you eat like a panda (and how you look like one for that matter) - is it because you eat sitting down or because you mainly eat bamboo?
 
Chlidonias said:
I'm a bit confused how you eat like a panda (and how you look like one for that matter) - is it because you eat sitting down or because you mainly eat bamboo?
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Sorry, I will care to explain.

Well, I do eat sitting down for one matter. I also eat plenty just like one too, not very healthy for me but I like it.

Not being rude to any other overweight people, but I am bulky just like a panda and quite fat, and have a head similar to one in shape and appearance (according to my family)

BUT, according to my friends, I look like a koala. So I can choose between either one really, but I think of myself as a panda.

Does that answer your question? :)
 
Well, you can pick up Bamboo shoots from the Chinese! I tried them once, did not like them though!
 
epickoala123 said:
I'd be a koala. Lazy ,eats and sleeps all day, and can be commonly seen in zoos.
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I wouldn't describe Koalas as being commonly found in zoos. I suppose my animal counterpart would be, though. And it isn't the Thylacine for those thinking that! I've been described as a Giraffe on several occasions as I'm quite tall (6'5 to be exact) and eat a lot. Also I'm commonly found in zoos.

~Thylo:cool:
 
ThylacineAlive said:
I wouldn't describe Koalas as being commonly found in zoos. I suppose my animal counterpart would be, though. And it isn't the Thylacine for those thinking that! I've been described as a Giraffe on several occasions as I'm quite tall (6'5 to be exact) and eat a lot. Also I'm commonly found in zoos.

~Thylo:cool:
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Koalas aren't very common in zoos. But I'm sure you get the logic in me saying it.
 
ThylacineAlive said:
I wouldn't describe Koalas as being commonly found in zoos. I suppose my animal counterpart would be, though. And it isn't the Thylacine for those thinking that! I've been described as a Giraffe on several occasions as I'm quite tall (6'5 to be exact) and eat a lot. Also I'm commonly found in zoos.

~Thylo:cool:
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if you were a thylacine I would buy you.
 
tschandler71 said:
if you were a thylacine I would buy you.
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I understand what you're saying but it sounds creepy all the same. Honestly, if I were a Thylacine I might want to stay hidden and secretly rebuild my population in seclusion. What are you, tschlander?

~Thylo:cool:
 
It was meant to be a joke TA. This sounds remotely like the animal spirits from the Power Rangers movie btw haha. I would think my animal (again discounting the joke above where I said I am most like a human) would probably be a black bear.

I live in the Southern Appalachians Mountains. I love the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. I'm stocky but not in an overly big way (say a grizzly) Im a muscular framed guy (think american football player) at 6'1" 250 with broad shoulders.

Yeah black bear would definitely be my choice.
 
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