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To: Undertow
Taking a picture with a tiger?  What idiot decided this would be a good idea?  What's next, should a high school in Georgia have the kids pose in a swamp next to a gator?  What are some people thinking?
10 posted on 08/19/2005 6:51:49 AM PDT by softwarecreator (Facts are to liberals as holy water is to vampires)
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To: softwarecreator
Taking a picture with a tiger? What idiot decided this would be a good idea?


21 posted on 08/19/2005 6:57:38 AM PDT by Right Brother
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To: softwarecreator

Ugh...wild animals are wild animals. I won't even do the swimming with dolphins thing. Those are big evil animals ;)

You might be able to convince me too pose with a tiger cub (actually i think it might be fun). At least when he goes crazy he won't be able to eat me in one gulp or eviscerate me in one "playful" swat.


27 posted on 08/19/2005 7:02:01 AM PDT by tfecw (It's for the children)
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To: softwarecreator

yea, whats next sending your daughter who just graduated from HS to Aruba for a week. Then teaching her not to go make out with boys she doesn't know on the beach?


29 posted on 08/19/2005 7:02:18 AM PDT by jern
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AARRGGHHH ... this is what they do...they're supposed to be trained and I'm sure pictures have been taken hundreds of times with this animal. But CRAP happens. Maybe it was her smell.. or the color she was wearing. Who knows. It's a tragedy all around.


136 posted on 08/19/2005 12:14:06 PM PDT by Hildy ("When you want something you've never had, you've got to do something you've never done.")
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