Survival Instinct (do whatever it takes)

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  1. nursemyra

    I never bite my tongue

  2. Grouser

    But that takes all the fun out of it and anyway what are the chances of having a bottle of vinegar on the beach with you?

  3. Beth

    Palahniuk’s words give one a whole new perspective on survival.
    Your words – “Lily-livered mammet” make me laugh!

  4. Jim Gaudet

    Wow, great photo of the Golden Gate bridge..

  5. Lindsaylobe

    Are Lily livered liberals instinctive survivors? – But I think even the most magnamonious of spirits feel the sting of a jellyfish. Knowledge on the other hand allows us to treat the symptoms and not leave it in the hands of the survival instinct. I hope you haven’t been stung recently. Best wishers

  6. susan

    Any advice for spider bites? Two weeks ago one spent a night trying to subdue me but I must have been too much for it. The fang marks were an eighth of an inch apart and my friends were proffering suggestions about the known nasties who inhabit the PNW. Shudder..

  7. KIRAFASHION

    Nice to know! Just in case ;)

  8. Sarah J  Clark

    Who has time to go home and get vinegar?

  9. Zhu

    I really thought peeing was the solution! At least, the embarrassment makes you forget the pain.

  10. MICHAEL MANNING

    Good advice! :D )

  11. John J Savo

    Can’t you just shoot the jellyfish?

  12. Cheri @ Blog This Mom!

    Can it be balsamic vinegar? ‘Cause I like that stuff.

  13. matthew

    I guess i’m just not dumb enough to swim with jellyfish. Never been stung. I can just imagine trying to calmly tie a balloon to your waist while aflame. Would make for a great photo.

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