The warnings are there for a very good reason

nickthehunter wrote:
Geez people, lighten up. Are you all really that perfect that you’ve never done any thing stupid in your life that could have gone terribly wrong and possibly severely injured you?

Yes, we are that perfect ... with common sense.

Geez people, lighten up. Are you all really that perfect that you’ve never done any thing stupid in your life that could have gone terribly wrong and possibly severely injured you?

Mother natures way of thinning the herd.

It’s amazing how many IDIOTS there out there!

dedmiston wrote:
We bought a copy of Death In Yellowstone at the gift shop back when our kids were young and my wife read it to the family as we drove around the park. It was full of valuable lessons of things not to do.

They probably have enough material by now to create volume 2. Call the Darwin Awards.

We bought a copy of Death In Yellowstone at the gift shop back when our kids were young and my wife read it to the family as we drove around the park. It was full of valuable lessons of things not to do.

This is how nature weeds out the dummies.

And also in Estes Park outside of Rocky Mountain National Park. Tourons (love that term) aren't limited to Yellowstone.

Don't get too close to the Elk

Well, by the looks of the picture, these folks are past the age of reproducing, so that's a plus. Too much stupid in this country already.

You can't cure super stupid or even just plain stupid. Let them learn the hard way then they may remember. Yup