Before you get that cute picture taken, listen to this

The quite a common act of cruelty in Thailand of training Chimps and other apes to sit with tourists could have rather devastating consequences for the tourists, a little graphic sound recording illustrating that great apes are not human or cuddly throwaway toys but wild animals that should be respected as such. The same goes for elephants and tigers.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/7894196.stm

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/832242.stm

This is why I don't invite boys to sit with me when visiting go-go bars in thailand....scarry. :bounce:

This is why I don't invite boys to sit with me when visiting go-go bars in thailand....scarry. :bounce:



....... And vice-versa we presume dear.


:cheers:

This is why I don't invite boys to sit with me when visiting go-go bars in thailand....scarry. :bounce:


Scarry? You got scars?

Scarry? You got scars?

They most definitely have, brain lesions. I think their post is clearly racist. Do they work as cartoonist for the New York Post by any chance?

[Khor tose]

Scarry? You got scars?
They most definitely have, brain lesions. I think their post is clearly racist. Do they work as cartoonist for the New York Post by any chance?

FYI of the readers, this is what the Post's cartoonist thought was funny. I am sure he just returned from his 20 year vacation on Mars.

http://funnychops.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/01/original.thumbnail.jpg

http://newenglandsportinggoods.com/chimp.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v487/wambli/Military-Chimp--18463.jpg

[Shuee]

well done Cedric a very caring post which i would like to see more of

its a shame to frequently hear that due to the fast expansion of some indian towns/citys that as car & motor bike take over the old existing animals including elephants have some terrible accidents,