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winterbadgerI got distracted from working on the Mach rules summary by this link to great LJ disputes from ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
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There are some great fights listed here, but for some reason my funny bone is particularly twitched by:
Tiger
A revert war on whether the tiger can properly be described as the "most powerful living cat" (complete with accusations that people were "tiger fanboys") gradually led to arguments about how tigers would match up vs. bears and crocodiles, complete with another revert war about the inclusion of a YouTube video showing a tiger fighting a crocodile, eventually leading to the article being semi-protected. The debates about bears and crocodiles continue on the talk page.
cranky_editors.There are some great fights listed here, but for some reason my funny bone is particularly twitched by:
Tiger
A revert war on whether the tiger can properly be described as the "most powerful living cat" (complete with accusations that people were "tiger fanboys") gradually led to arguments about how tigers would match up vs. bears and crocodiles, complete with another revert war about the inclusion of a YouTube video showing a tiger fighting a crocodile, eventually leading to the article being semi-protected. The debates about bears and crocodiles continue on the talk page.
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Date: 2007-07-10 05:40 am (UTC)Anyway, the thing I have always found amazing about tigers is that in Russia, they are hunted with dogs. It always seemed somehow ignoble, that such a beast could be taken down by a pack of dogs. I take it as rather a cautionary tale.