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Loveless monkey adopts chicken at zoo
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| 08/25/2017
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Posted on 08/25/2017 7:52:09 AM PDT by Silentgypsy
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To: FirstFlaBn
To: TomGuy
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posted on
08/25/2017 8:45:36 AM PDT
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Alas Babylon!
(RE THAT GIVES OTHERS REMOTE DESKTOP ACCESS)
To: momtothree
Oh,great. You’re turning into one of those “Footballs have rights, too,” proponents? You were always such a solid citizen. Where have we gone wrong?
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posted on
08/25/2017 8:50:10 AM PDT
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Silentgypsy
(If the world were flat, cats would have knocked everything off the edge already.)
To: Bartholomew Roberts
Every mammal, bird, fish, insect, crustacean can receive and express love in some form.
Except cats.
To: FirstFlaBn
Life in the electric chair.
To: Silentgypsy
That poor lonely macaque is hankering fer some lovin’. Somebody cue Slick Willy.
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posted on
08/25/2017 9:08:11 AM PDT
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Tucker39
(Read: Psalm 145. The whole psalm.....aloud; as praise to our God.)
To: Silentgypsy
A lonely monkey at an Israeli zoo has found a way to soothe her maternal urges: by adopting a chicken. Feeling empathy, a Tiger in a nearby cage invited them both over for dinner.
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posted on
08/25/2017 9:09:58 AM PDT
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Col Freeper
(Liberals: Devoted members of the "Church of the Eternally Offended".)
To: Hammerhead
Perhaps you haven’t met the right cat.
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posted on
08/25/2017 9:10:23 AM PDT
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Silentgypsy
(If the world were flat, cats would have knocked everything off the edge already.)
To: Tucker39
LOL! Let’s send him a notification and post his response on Youtube. No, wait—I’m severely disappointed in Youtube and Paypal now. Please scuttle that suggestion.
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posted on
08/25/2017 9:13:18 AM PDT
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Silentgypsy
(If the world were flat, cats would have knocked everything off the edge already.)
To: Col Freeper
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posted on
08/25/2017 9:14:49 AM PDT
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Silentgypsy
(If the world were flat, cats would have knocked everything off the edge already.)
To: a fool in paradise
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posted on
08/25/2017 9:20:34 AM PDT
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Gargantua
(The wheel is spinnin' and it can't slow down... ;^)
To: Silentgypsy
"...that's my client's story and he's not monkeying around"
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posted on
08/25/2017 9:29:16 AM PDT
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Doogle
(( USAF.68-73..8th TFW Ubon Thailand....never store a threat you should have eliminated)))
To: Doogle
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posted on
08/25/2017 9:31:23 AM PDT
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Silentgypsy
(If the world were flat, cats would have knocked everything off the edge already.)
To: I want the USA back
I disagree. I have watched many animal videos over the years, and I do believe that some higher animals are certainly capable of experiencing loneliness, depression, and grief.
Please see this part of the video linked at 6:21. Flint was an adolescent chimp that was overly attached to his mother, Flo. She was older when she had him, and she spoiled him. He couldn’t move on naturally like his brothers and sister. His attachment was not healthy...just like some humans get. And when she passed, he was not able to get over his grief.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OqRTTUAGXrk&t=6m21s
I can provide other examples of this same sort of thing. I’ve seen stories and videos of it regarding dogs. Certainly primates. Elephants.
To: I want the USA back
Please have a look at John Gluck’s book
To: Gamecock
He’s an innocent primate.
So am I!
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posted on
08/25/2017 11:54:05 AM PDT
by
SaveFerris
(Luke 17:28 ... as it was in the days of Lot; they did eat, they drank, they bought, they sold ....)
To: Silentgypsy
To: a fool in paradise
I never had kids and never had to nurse maternal instincts, either.
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