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The hugging lion

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I saw it and was wondering how long before the lion has a flashback, forgets, and thinks it's dinner time.
 
That lion is smileing.
 
jlaird said:
That lion is smileing.
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Yeah Jack, cuz he ain't hungry now but he knows where his next meal can come from.--Keoke- /bcforum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/smile.gif
 
Aaaw, my wife thought he was just a big, adorable [censored]-cat...Yeah, so long as he's well fed!!
 
When the kids were small we use to take them to the Bridgeport CT Zoo once a month during the summer. The last area was the Tigers at the end of the loop at the top of the hill. Mostly they sleep during the day and are very inactive. My wife thought of them as big lovable kitty cats because they were always just lounging around. Well one day we were just standing there and the big male cat decides to lope on over, jumps up on the cage right in front of us, and lets out a roar like you wouldn't believe. I looked to my right and the wife is half way down the hill with the youngest by the hand. I look at the oldest and say looks like Mom doesn't think they're so cute anymore? He said yeah I guess so. She never went within fifty yards of that cage since.
 
Big kitties need big litter boxes. PU.
 
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