Title Text: this is the cougar pit, huh, I figured there'd be more leftover bones down here
*burp*
Ah, dinner first. I sense a new ship! "Dale!"


One day she met some hikers. Then they didn't need their survival gear any more...Champion Wallace wrote:Not that there was ever much doubt given the nature of Housepets!, but it's nice to have confirmation Gale is keeping the wolfs alive and unharmed. As a wild animal, where did Gale get the rope?
How do we know it’s rope?Champion Wallace wrote: As a wild animal, where did Gale get the rope?
And fun fact, the creepy character in this episode was also named Daryl.fenrirblack wrote:Oh, has anyone seen S8E11 of “How I met your mother”? It was literally the first thing I thought of. “...It’s driven you crazy enough to throw them a pit in your basement like in The Silence of the Lambs.”
1 She's not wild, she's furious. 2 Yes. 3 In his case. Would you attack a Wolf with muscles that could stun a Horse?Tappy Too wrote:Also, how did Gale so effortlessly overpower them? (Or rather just Daryl) Is he so much of a coward that he just passed out the second after he finished screaming? Or are these wolves' muscles just for show?
She really is quite the cougar if that's true.D-Rock wrote:
Ah, dinner first. I sense a new ship! "Dale!"![]()
I think that's also part of the bargain with Gale.Macsen wrote:So why aren’t you untying everyone, Judas?

No, no. If he unties him he IS dessert!fenrirblack wrote:Daryl: “Hurry up and untie me. We have to get out of here and warn the others.”
Other Daryl: “I can’t do that.”
Daryl: “Why not?”
Other Daryl: “She said if I untie you then I don’t get dessert.”
After sufficient seasoning.TOPCATDIGIANIMEFAN wrote:WAIT do Cougers Eat Wolves?"

Actually wolves tend to kill cougars more than the opposite.TOPCATDIGIANIMEFAN wrote:WAIT do Cougers Eat Wolves?"
How about Gale joining the ECP?fenrirblack wrote:.... They part ways and the entire thing was one big misunderstanding not unlike their trip to the zoo.

Ralph wrote:How about Gale joining the ECP?fenrirblack wrote:.... They part ways and the entire thing was one big misunderstanding not unlike their trip to the zoo.
If they really wanted to make progress then they would want to expand the animals included in the ECP to include a wide variety. Feral cougars joining would be a nice feather in their cap. It would prove the system works. The entire point was to ensure animal equality so theoretically that would include ferals or at least any feral that would volunteer to become part of civilization. it's like going to another country on a visa then becoming a citizen.Bandit1990 wrote:If the ECP is moving to stage 2, would they be still be taking new members?
Something about that has always bothered me. We never learn just how many rooms there are and judging from the pictures I would say not many. Plus it’s already filled to the brink. Zach, Jess, Kix, Dragon & Pete, Kari, Ink & Tum, and Steward. Plus Fals & Truck if they’ll still there. I mean where do they all sleep? It was not designed to be a boarding house.NHWestoN wrote:...like Jessica's tree house?
Except that kinda defeats the point of the ECP, right? The idea was that animals should be treated as people and people need to be shown that that's possible. Grouping all the participants in the woods would make it harder for humans and animals to get acclimated to each other. Are you perhaps thinking this would be temporary housing where new candidates stay just long enough to learn basic human stuff like handshake instead of but-sniff and how a toilet works before they move deeper into the city?fenrirblack wrote:Something like the treehouse could work. Like a mini Babylon Gardens in the woods made entirely of similar treehouses for feral animals. I like that idea better. What’s a name of a famous fictional forest?

It’s really just brainstorming. Something like this would take several different ideas and tests to find the optimum solution. Using it as a steppingstone would make sense. You would have to take into account different species’ needs, personality, size, and habitats. Plus the treehouses would just be living arrangements. The animals would still interact with humans as they do things like go shopping, work, go to the park, and I don’t know go to Starbucks. Whatever else humans do on a regular basis.Champion Wallace wrote:Except that kinda defeats the point of the ECP, right? The idea was that animals should be treated as people and people need to be shown that that's possible. Grouping all the participants in the woods would make it harder for humans and animals to get acclimated to each other. Are you perhaps thinking this would be temporary housing where new candidates stay just long enough to learn basic human stuff like handshake instead of but-sniff and how a toilet works before they move deeper into the city?fenrirblack wrote:Something like the treehouse could work. Like a mini Babylon Gardens in the woods made entirely of similar treehouses for feral animals. I like that idea better. What’s a name of a famous fictional forest?
fenrirblack wrote:Whatever else humans do on a regular basis.


Knowing Karishad it probably leads to some hidden underground civilization of mole people who worship something like the Mythical squirrel god. Or better yet a giant Python. The Grue.NHWestoN wrote:Well, when last we left Jessica and Karishad, they were looking down into the depths of the basement........