Comments by "Sarcasm Unlimited" (@sarcasmunlimited1570) on "Elephant Zone" channel.

  1. I doubt it. If he did say anything, it would have been something like "It took you three days to get me out. And then you didn't know enough to excavate a ramp so I could walk out of there. What a bunch of losers."
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  2.  @barbara6204  Elephants were taught to always say "please" and "thank you." That's how you know they were raised in a good family.
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  3.  @MrTribalsun  Actually, he said "I sure hope I don't fall into one of their pits again. That's all I need, another 3 days standing on my tippy toes."
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  4. Later, he became enslaved, pulling tree trunks from a forest.
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  5. And that's not all. The elephant also promised to light a candle on every anniversary of his rescue.
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  6.  @The1stDukeDroklar  You take life too seriously.
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  7. Instead of trying to save the baby by herself, the mother elephant should have gone to the nearest human habitation and get people to help right away.
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  8. Elephants are known for good manners. Their mothers teach them to say please and thank you early. The probably say Cheerio.
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  9. The locals really have to stop digging pits in the ground. All that does is create a mud hole, and then the villagers let elephants loose so they can drown in the mud.
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  10. Here is one. He became enslaved, and worked on a tree farm till death.
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  11. Actually, he said "next time, please call someone more competent."
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  12. Why would you be worried? The elephant was already rescued 8 months before you watched the video.
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  13.  @shrujanamsyama9940  Don't you know that even an adult elephant can be a big baby? Especially a male elephant.
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  14. How do you know he suffered in silence. He was probably honking loudly the whole time. The video says the elephant had been there for 3 days. Nobody fed him or tried to get him out for 3 days. These people are so stupid or so callous. But I do know what became of him later. He was enslaved, and had to pull trees at a plantation till he died.
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  15.  @seasonwalk5776  Why?
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  16. I think he said "what took you so long?"
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  17. The people are incompetent. And not very smart.
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  18. Yep. If they didn't, he is dead by now because the video is from a year ago.
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  19.  @hannahjones8992  OK. I agree about "time" with Julian Barbour, the British physicist, and now apparently you. But you could have used notional counting of events, such as tolls of your local church bell, as a measure of time. And even though the church bell didn't in reality clang non stop, it would be reasonable to imagine it did, and every time you could notionally hear the toll, you would add that event to a tally. Comparing notionally the number of times your church bell could be heard as you started to watch the video with the tally you would deem to have accumulated since the video was uploaded, you would have realized that you no longer need to concern yourself with the elephant's well being as it had been rescued in the conceptual past. Kind of like Hopi Indians might think that the rescue is actual, and your heartbeat relates to something potential which may never happen, so foged 'bout it. In any case, you will like the video where George Carlin talks about time. In YT, type in "George Carlin on Time."
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  20. You are welcome. It was nothing really.
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  21. He turned back and looked right into the eyes of the people gathered there. And he said "Don't follow me. I am done with you pricks, leaving me in there for 3 days. And without food."
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  22. That was not a salute. He was saying go back to work, you had enough of a break rescuing me for 3 days.
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  23.  @ElenaKomleva  Last I heard, he wasn't in a herd. But he might have had herd immunity.
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  24.  @simonmultiverse6349  They could also fill it with turtles. In Indian cosmology the elephant holding up the earth stands on the back of a turtle.
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  25. It also broke my heart. These morons left the elephant in there for 3 days without food. But they shouldn't be punished. They are just too stupid.
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  26. This one was special. It had a trunk.
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  27. He was just clearing his trunk.
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  28. This was a year ago. It's too late to give him food now. He is probably dead if they didn't give him food back then.
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  29. The nearest town is 70 kilometers away and it doesn't have a helicopter, and they don't have a phone.
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  30. You say now he needs some food? You mean they kept him in the hole for 3 days without food?
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  31.  @shrujanamsyama9940  But he is still a big baby just the same.
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  32. He is poor because he has no money.
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  33. His mother taught him good manners.
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  34. As long as they work diligently on their fields and save the odd elephant along the way, they will not lack their basic needs. Their less than basic needs may go unanswered.
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  35. Actually, he said "I hope I never see you again. You are incompetent."
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  36. The elephant herd completely forgot their manners, and didn't do the traditional pose of raising their trunks and trumpeting "Thank You." How ungrateful of them. Maybe next time the wildlife officers will think twice before squandering resources on saving members of such an ungrateful herd.
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  37. He will have to live with people. Maybe they can give him a job pulling logs or something.
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  38.  @ElephantZone  Do you actually speak English?
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  39. Not "kiddos" to everyone, unless they are pedophiles.
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  40. Actually, they got him to work on a tree farm, being hungry most of the time.
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  41. They may be good-hearted, but they are stupid. They left the elephant in the hole for 3 days, without food.
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  42. Momma is stuck in a deep mud pit. I saw her in another video.
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  43. Me too. So many people just standing around and doing nothing.
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  44. You should have looked at when the video was uploaded. You would see the elephant was rescued 3 months before you watched it, and your heartbeat would have been unaffected.
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  45. Not everyone. Most of them did nothing.
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  46. Nope. He was saying "what took you so long?"
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  47.  @FutureAbe  None are starving around where I live, otherwise I would be right out there with watermelons.
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  48. After the elephant was free and on its way to the forest, he didn't turn around and wave as is traditional for all saved elephants in India and Sri Lanka. Every baby elephant that I have watched being saved from a pit looks back, raises its trunk and trumpets a "thank you" song, and does a little dance to show appreciation. Some even return with presents thay have stolen at a nearby village. Apparently, this little elephant wasn't raised in a good family and wasn't taught proper manners.
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  49. Yep. That good old English etiquette. Always say thank you, you are welcome, and cheerio. The elephant's mother taught him manners as soon as he could walk.
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  50. The 80% did zero work.
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