History's most brutal killers, the Majingilane Male Lions

[HouseOfLions]

(06-28-2017, 06:27 PM)Tshokwane Wrote:

(06-28-2017, 07:20 AM)HouseOfLions Wrote: He has been in a 2 vs 1 situation twice now and has made his mark on both instances - not running from a fight, even when outnumbered.

What a legend.

Yeah. "Legend"

It's interesting how, when news come in from a source different than Londolozi, how no none seems to have any issue with it. Especially when such news seem to favour the rivals of the Majingilane, even when the rangers writing the info admit they're just guessing based on the tracks they saw, just like Londolozi does...

What issues should we have with it? We saw the scars on darkmans face, meaning he was getting battered. His brother had fewer scars, which suggests that he came in later and then, they double teamed their foe. We don't know which lion it was but 1 thing is for sure is that he could NOT have gotten away unharmed. So since we know the avoca have no fresh fight scars and we don't know if it were the BBoys, it is better to assume it was the healthy matshapiri male.

I think the manginjis could have been responding to the calls of the avoca and ran into the fuller-maned matshapiri. And I think that was where DM got separated from his bro for a while and ran into the healthy matshapiri and got battered. When his bro came in, the matshapiri got double teamed.

And what is wrong with me calling him a legend? In both instances, he fought against 2 male lions - and put up a good fight. What don't you want to accept here? 

And how did it favor the manginjis rivals? It makes sense that a male in his prime will kick the heck out of an older male who is 12/13. Are you really this desperate to save face for the manginjis, knowing that it could be true that one of them was getting beaten - badly - and needed the help of his brother to even things out? Reply