
For he knows Kitteh Fu and shall bite your bum.
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Sat 7 Feb 2009, 20:39,
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After TV Burp, birds with bottle openers for beaks are invading my mind
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Sat 7 Feb 2009, 20:39,
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Now they're going for the beer.
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Sat 7 Feb 2009, 20:42,
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you fish-stinking, hairy-tongued feline whore!
Yes!
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Sat 7 Feb 2009, 20:50,
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Yes!

The Hedgehog From Hell came to work with me today, we had a lovely time. He's out on the town tonight, but I took him to visit one of the animal houses, behind the scenes etc, where we were told of Solo the Kestrel's recent exploit, with the tigers. This is mental, and completely true.
There are a pair of wild kestrels nesting in the zoo, and from time to time Solo gets into a fight with his male counterpart. Apparently this happened yesterday, and before his keepers could get to grips with the situation, he 'crashed landed' inside the tiger enclosure, where upon the otherwise docile Sumatran tigers set upon him, to the keeper's horror. At one stage one of them had Solo in their mouth, but curiously didn't bite.
Then, incredibly, little Solo starting fighting the tigers back with it's little beak, to the amazement of the keepers who were frantically trying to get the tigers into their den to recover him. When they finally did, they expected Solo to be dead, or have fatal wounds, and rushed him to the vet hospital. A few ruffled feathers, from impacting the cage. That was all.
Our man from Scotland will confirm this when back here, but simply wow
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Sat 7 Feb 2009, 20:50,
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There are a pair of wild kestrels nesting in the zoo, and from time to time Solo gets into a fight with his male counterpart. Apparently this happened yesterday, and before his keepers could get to grips with the situation, he 'crashed landed' inside the tiger enclosure, where upon the otherwise docile Sumatran tigers set upon him, to the keeper's horror. At one stage one of them had Solo in their mouth, but curiously didn't bite.
Then, incredibly, little Solo starting fighting the tigers back with it's little beak, to the amazement of the keepers who were frantically trying to get the tigers into their den to recover him. When they finally did, they expected Solo to be dead, or have fatal wounds, and rushed him to the vet hospital. A few ruffled feathers, from impacting the cage. That was all.
Our man from Scotland will confirm this when back here, but simply wow

or was he distracted by a lump of raw steak?

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Sat 7 Feb 2009, 20:57,
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but that's usually how they distract the big cats
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Sat 7 Feb 2009, 21:06,
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