The fine line between bravery and stupidity

[Bear Bibeault]

[Seetharaman Venkatasamy]

I know your pain Bear. you are a bear here...
so obviously you should take lot of bullets... cool.... I know you......

I know Penguin, dont worry ... I am with you... you are my Bear always

[Jesper de Jong]

Penguins and polar bears normally never see each other, since penguins live only on Antarctica and polar bears only live in the Arctic region.

[Joe Ess]

Jesper de Jong wrote:Penguins and polar bears normally never see each other, since penguins live only on Antarctica and polar bears only live in the Arctic region.

Nothing about how they rarely play cymbals, ya killjoy?

[Campbell Ritchie]

They used to, but all went deaf playing the cymbals loud enough to be heard 10000 miles away.

[Saurabh Pillai]

Jesper de Jong wrote: since penguins live only on Antarctica

This is not true. They live on various parts of world including Africa.

[Pat Farrell]

Saurabh Pillai wrote:

Jesper de Jong wrote: since penguins live only on Antarctica

This is not true. They live on various parts of world including Africa.

I'm pretty sure they also live on the southern end of South America

[Henry Wong]

Pat Farrell wrote:I'm pretty sure they also live on the southern end of South America

Which I shown videos of, in this topic...

https://coderanch.com/t/605661/md/Penguins-Penguins-Penguins


videos from both Argentina and Chile.

Henry

[fred rosenberger]

Henry Wong wrote:

Pat Farrell wrote:I'm pretty sure they also live on the southern end of South America

Which I shown videos of, in this topic...

Henry,
Those penguins were only vacationing. They don't actually LIVE there...

[Greg Charles]

There are Galapagos penguins, which are the only naturally occurring penguins north of the equator (and just barely). However the pictured penguin is either a king or an emperor, and those are limited to Antarctica. They are terrible xenophobes and wouldn't be above using cymbals to drive away marauders from the "wrong arctic" as they call it, but oddly enough they prefer vuvuzelas.

[Henry Wong]

Greg Charles wrote:There are Galapagos penguins, which are the only naturally occurring penguins north of the equator (and just barely). However the pictured penguin is either a king or an emperor, and those are limited to Antarctica. They are terrible xenophobes and wouldn't be above using cymbals to drive away marauders from the "wrong arctic" as they call it, but oddly enough they prefer vuvuzelas.

The king penguin is also on the Faukland Islands. I know this because I was actually scheduled to see them there.

Unfortunately, due to really bad weather, the cruise ship could not make tender. I was really disappointed -- which i guess was better than some other passengers that had the Faukland Islands on their bucket list.

Henry

[Greg Charles]

On the bright side, you avoided the vuvuzelas.

(Actually, though, I'm really sorry to hear that and I can imagine your disappointment. I hope you'll make it back to the Faulklands/Malvinas someday.)

[Frank Silbermann]

Not only between bravery and stupidity, but the characters in the movie "Spinal Tap" learned that "there's a very fine line between clever and stupid." (That was when they got in trouble for an album cover that people warned them was sexist, but they went ahead with it because they got confused between "sexist" and "sexy".)

[Bert Bates]

We've seen very cute, one foot tall, blue-ish penguins in the south island of NZ.

(In NZ it's pronounced "ping - guins")