When a lion comes out of nowhere and attacks her crew. Photographers, videographers, makeup artists, and soundmen are scattered in all directions. The lion heads for the camper where her friends are napping with their kids. Debbie does not panic, but knows what she has to do. She swiftly chases the lion and with lightening speed leaps onto its back and wraps her mighty arms around its neck. Debbie flexes her arms, squeezing with all her might. Her rock-hard biceps swell to the size of softballs, as they cut into the lion's neck and throat, constricting its air and blood-flow. As photographers scramble to get their cameras, Debbie hugs the lion in her unbreakable grip. As she pulls her locked fists closer to her, Debbie flashes her gorgeous smile for the cameras, making this superhuman effort look easy. The struggles of the lion grow weaker and weaker. Debbie taps yet more reserves of strength, and her mighty arms swell to enormous propportions. Finally, after nearly three minutes, Debbie is supporting the lion's whole weight in her arms, as the lion has passed out from lack of air. She has subdued the king of beasts with just her bare hands, and knows she could squeeze just another forty seconds or so, and choke the lion to death. She could also twist the lion's neck past its breaking point while it is unconscious. But Debbie is wise, as well as powerful and gorgeous. She knows that she can kill the lion if she has to. But she also knows that it is better to not kill than to kill.
The lion comes back to consciousness ten minutes later. "Lion," she says, "I have spared your life. I could kill you with just the strength of my bare hands and these mighty arms." she flexes her pumped guns for the lion. "But I want you to be a friend. Rise. Come here and sniff these hands which could have taken your life." Cautiously, the lion obeys. He realizes that he has met a being stronger than he is, and a better fighter. Debbie begins to scratch its ears. The lion will serve Debbie as a friend and companion on many adventures.
There are more pictures of Debbie with the lion in the members section of her website.
The lion is courtesy of Garner Holt Productions.
