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Bear attack at Berne Zoo

why the **** have they shot the poor ****ing bear

Obviously you have never owned a pet otherwise you wouldn't ask that question. Give them an inch and they take a mile.

If I was the man with the gun in a zoo with an otherwise excellent safety record I would have an extremely itchy trigger finger.

I would be looking forward to the day I get to shoot something in the same way airline staff look forward to having a go on those inflatable slides.

You can also pick up a new bear fairly cheaply but when visitors get chewed up gate receipts fall off.
 
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They should shoot the ****ing journalists for exaggering so much **** in the papers. ****ing Journo's you either love them or hate them and I ****ing hate them!!!
 
They should shoot the ****ing journalists for exaggering so much **** in the papers. ****ing Journo's you either love them or hate them and I ****ing hate them!!!

Except Iain Mackintosh. He's like Woodward & Bernstien but in a stylish sports jacket.
 
obviously you have never owned a pet otherwise you wouldn't ask that question. Give them an inch and they take a mile.

If i was the man with the gun in a zoo with an otherwise excellent safety record i would have an extremely itchy trigger finger.

I would be looking forward to the day i get to shoot something in the same way airline staff look forward to having a go on those inflatable slides.

You can also pick up a new bear fairly cheaply but when visitors get chewed up gate receipts fall off.

poty!!!!!!!!!!
 
Obviously you have never owned a pet otherwise you wouldn't ask that question. Give them an inch and they take a mile.

If I was the man with the gun in a zoo with an otherwise excellent safety record I would have an extremely itchy trigger finger.

I would be looking forward to the day I get to shoot something in the same way airline staff look forward to having a go on those inflatable slides.

You can also pick up a new bear fairly cheaply but when visitors get chewed up gate receipts fall off.

MC, as a man in the know I'd appreciate your input on this, so where does one go in they wish to acquire a bear for their menagerie? Feel free to PM me if you do not wish to make your contacts public.

On a separate (and unrelated note), I'm looking to acquire a stuffed bear in attack pose as a coat stand -
(a) Does anyone know what the Berne Zoo are doing with the bear?
(b) Is the bear in good condition? Was it a single shot for a clean kill, or was the bear felled by multiple shots like an innocent Brazilian electrician in a tube station?
(c) Does anyone have the phone number or the e-mail address of the zoo?

Cheers
 
Obviously you have never owned a pet otherwise you wouldn't ask that question. Give them an inch and they take a mile.

If I was the man with the gun in a zoo with an otherwise excellent safety record I would have an extremely itchy trigger finger.

I would be looking forward to the day I get to shoot something in the same way airline staff look forward to having a go on those inflatable slides.

You can also pick up a new bear fairly cheaply but when visitors get chewed up gate receipts fall off.

Naaah , pay per view bear pit fights , excpet no declawing the bears . Any one who wants to go 3 minuites with the bears and any dogs are welcome
 
I'd imagine that people were throwing them at the bear to try to distract it.

As an occasional zoo visitor I find darts, large marbles or used spark plugs to be cheaper and more effective.

There is no way I am paying in excess of £30 for my children to be disappointed by sleeping animals.
 
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