What Would You Do - Take The Quiz...

[bridgit]

http://www.spicolisbarleybin.com/games/survival.swf 14/17 here :thumbsup:

[miss_american_pie]

1. 16/17

I've taken a very similar quiz before.

[bridgit]

2. i'm just a 'i will survive' survivor, you're like sir edmond hillary...

or some such :thumbsup:

[Delphinus]

3. Oops, 12/17

I'm alive, but badly maimed - I was clueless about the sharks - got each of them wrong! Guess I can't go swimming. :)

[ncrainbowgrrl]

4. 12/17- right there with you!

At least we're alive :bounce:

[serryjw]

7. 10/17..you survived better

than me!Great info...thanks for posting
I recommend...This may save a DUer in the future

[caty]

5. I'm alive

as long as I stay out of those darn shark infested waters.

[In_The_Wind]

6. Eeek

:scared:

[BamaLefty]

8. 10/17

Ummm... oh shit? :shrug:

[texas1928]

9. 17 of 17

I ain't worried about nothing.


I am prepared for everything.


Bring it.


:P

[flvegan]

10. Recent accounts have proven the two shark questions to be wrong.

"Gouging the eyes" isn't the best attack to get a shark to go away. Punching the "snout" area has been shown to be the most effective retaliation. Also, "staring down" an animal (shark) that relies so little on his/her eyesight is moronic. All that will do is ready you for any impending attack. The only real way to avoid a shark that has put you on the menu, is to get out of the water.

[Solon]

15. Yeah, the shark questions threw me too...

First, punching it on the snout would confuse it, it has sensitive electrical organs there, also, when you see a shark in the water, depending on how far out you are from shore, and how close the shark is to you, swimming away may be the best option, but another option would be to not draw attention to yourself. Basically relax all you muscles and do the bare minimum to stay afloat, sharks can swim at over 30 knots, while humans may manage 2 or 3 most times. Given that, its almost like running away from any other wild animal, stupid and may cause more injury to you than if you did nothing. Most sharks, except in rare cases, do not eat humans as food, they use their mouths as a feeler of sorts, and will spit you out when you aren't up to taste, so to speak. Also, given that they can detect the electrical impulses of our nerves to our muscles, being under less activity, and not thrashing around in panic means that the shark is more likely to ignore you.

[bridgit]

19. that's what i thought too, i know if someone stuck their finger...

in my eye it would just piss me off, i dropped a couple q's around there as well

[Catfight]

11. 13/17...the shark stuff got me and I live in florida? go figure. nt

[YankeyMCC]

12. Only 11 out of 17

I didn't do to good with the animals attacking part, everything else I did well on just missed 2 on the man made disaters.

[Solon]

16. The dog attack part was interesting...

The first option, staring it down and backing away damn near made me laugh. OK, to the dog, you both want it to attack(eye contact is considered aggressive behavior to dogs), and backing away slowly, OK, great way to start a short chase there!

[AtomicKitten]

13. 10:17 .... I'm alive, barely. HELP!!!

[hfojvt]

18. really, and I think

many of the questions had two "correct" answers, but I only got 12.

[rug]

14. Maimed for life.

At least I'm not on trial in Federal Court in Rhode Island.

[Joey Liberal]

17. 8 out of 17

I guess I'm a hurtin' dude:).

[NMMNG]

20. 15/17

Not bad I guess.

[SofaKingLiberal]

21. 17/17