Why you should NOT stick you arm in the lion cage

BMWboy · 13th May 2002, 18:42

what was she thinking?
http://dailynews.netscape.com/dailyn...shortdate=0513

kljs · 13th May 2002, 19:00

The lion was thinking "food,food,food".

The zookeeper was thinking "This is what I do everyday!!!Nothing to worry about!!"

Curi0us_George · 13th May 2002, 19:02

You'd think that at least the people who work there would have more sense. . . .

GoldenSphynx · 13th May 2002, 19:11

whoa....talk about a bad day

fwgx · 13th May 2002, 19:42

Bloody stupid idea to keep lions lockd up if you ask me. Don't complain if they attack you, it's what they do. I'm sure if we were put in a similar position we'd do the same thing.

Good for the lion if you ask me. Zoos suck

LawnGnome2005 · 13th May 2002, 19:47

I was just at Six Flags Ohio on Saturday and went to the Lion's cage. The zoo keepers there said that they train the lions not to attack anything. What they should do with the lion: train it to live in the wild and have it released into its natural habitat. Its probably been locked up for a long time, seeing as its 12 years old.

Creative210 · 13th May 2002, 19:52

Wierdos

Aw, well better it happen to them than me.

Vie · 13th May 2002, 20:12

Now thats stupid!

Bilbo Baggins · 13th May 2002, 20:49

The lion will have a bullet in its head by Friday.

Xerxes · 13th May 2002, 20:59

And remember pet owners- if your house cat had a stronger mouth and sharper teeth, they would do the exact same thing to you...

BMWboy · 13th May 2002, 21:05

the lion was just playing. like my cat when he tries to bite my fingers after i scratch his chest.

Xerxes · 13th May 2002, 21:07

One creature's play is another creature's major arterial bleeding nightmare.

Xerxes · 13th May 2002, 21:30

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SNYder · 14th May 2002, 02:33

well, cats are preditors after all

mike3ike · 14th May 2002, 02:51

They don't know what to do with the lion yet? I would lock him up.

Oh wait he is locked up. . . hmm. Turn him loose?

henry3k56 · 14th May 2002, 04:18

Thats must be a hazardous at risk career. Now blame the human for getting being the perfectly good meal.

I'm allergic to cats.

binary hero · 14th May 2002, 13:18

Quote:

Originally posted by Xerxes
And wouldn't you know it, here's some interesting somewhat related news I found after posting...

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now that is a funny story

Curi0us_George · 14th May 2002, 14:48

Quote:

Originally posted by Phily Baby
Bloody stupid idea to keep lions lockd up if you ask me. Don't complain if they attack you, it's what they do. I'm sure if we were put in a similar position we'd do the same thing.

Good for the lion if you ask me. Zoos suck

I pretty much agree. You'd think all those jackasses that talk about animal rightsa would be protesting against zoos, but nooo . . . Look out for the fucking cow that couldn't survive in the wild anyway . . .

Zoos are bullshit. If you want to see animals, look at pictures, or go visit a farm. There's no reason to lock up animals in yoos.

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kljs Major Dude Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Kulim,Kedah,Malaysia Posts: 645	The lion was thinking "food,food,food". The zookeeper was thinking "This is what I do everyday!!!Nothing to worry about!!" I am just a normal person sitting on the bench and reading newspaper and having a cup of coffee. Why can't people see that?

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fwgx Rudolf the Red. (Forum King) Join Date: Nov 2000 Posts: 9,315	Bloody stupid idea to keep lions lockd up if you ask me. Don't complain if they attack you, it's what they do. I'm sure if we were put in a similar position we'd do the same thing. Good for the lion if you ask me. Zoos suck .: fwgx.co.uk.:.My art:. "We think science is interesting and if you disagree, you can fuck off."

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LawnGnome2005 Major Dude Join Date: Mar 2002 Posts: 598	I was just at Six Flags Ohio on Saturday and went to the Lion's cage. The zoo keepers there said that they train the lions not to attack anything. What they should do with the lion: train it to live in the wild and have it released into its natural habitat. Its probably been locked up for a long time, seeing as its 12 years old.

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Creative210 Banned Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: San Antonio Texas Posts: 71	Wierdos Aw, well better it happen to them than me.

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Bilbo Baggins Wind Chime of the Apocalypse Join Date: May 2000 Location: The Forest Posts: 17,231	The lion will have a bullet in its head by Friday.

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Xerxes Capitalist Alumni Join Date: May 2000 Location: my 4 Houses on Park Place Posts: 8,687	And remember pet owners- if your house cat had a stronger mouth and sharper teeth, they would do the exact same thing to you...

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BMWboy Registered User Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: next the the guy that lives over there Posts: 1,360	the lion was just playing. like my cat when he tries to bite my fingers after i scratch his chest.

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Xerxes Capitalist Alumni Join Date: May 2000 Location: my 4 Houses on Park Place Posts: 8,687	One creature's play is another creature's major arterial bleeding nightmare.

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SNYder Forum King Join Date: Nov 2000 Posts: 4,432	well, cats are preditors after all

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mike3ike Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Colorado Posts: 148	They don't know what to do with the lion yet? I would lock him up. Oh wait he is locked up. . . hmm. Turn him loose?

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