I think that's the pic. of the woman's suitcase who tried to smuggle a baby tiger back in to the u.s.
I think that's the pic. of the woman's suitcase who tried to smuggle a baby tiger back in to the u.s.
At this rate I'll NEVER get osteoporosis! BigD LOVES it too. He eats a little thingy of it everyday and sometimes if I eat it as a snack and he's awake he'll eat it out of the tub with me.
Cuz it's like ice cream... right? Noone eats hat stuff out of a bowl ;)
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Yes! Thank you she mentioned it to me.
oh well keyreist! Not so cute anymoreQuote:
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It's true, it was a week or so ago.
Finally met Nancy and Jays!!!!!! I LOVE THEM!!!!! :biggrin:
I will drive out to meet them once a month!!!! :)
Vee and Bub... and whoever lives near them... join us!!!!
We had fun! :)
Mercy...my mom always said yogurt was really good for kids...makes there tummys strong...we always had it as kids...even now I have some every morning.
Hi, everyone! :wave:
Still riding on a high meeting such great ladies! :)
And Ethan behaved so well, that I am now smacking myself silly just to see if I was dreaming... :P
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So as I mentioned to Mercy yesterday it seems not all Walmarts are created equal.
Alymer Accents $1.97, $1.25 and $1 at 3 different Wm. Pepsi yesterday .87 cents at mine. I think that was an in store promo. It had a red tag "offre limitee" on it.
I want to I want too! Where and when? I don't drive on highways so please say somewhere close haha U will meet the once a month but what about me?!?! :bawling:Quote:
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Patty...pepsi is 97 cents here at my walmart
Not fair! http://katebushforum.com/forum/publi...crysmiley1.gifQuote:
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bigd is up gtg
I will make a trip to Montreal to meet you and kool before I go back to work! :biggrin:Quote:
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That is, of course, if you guys don't mind meeting me... :biggrin:
I will make a road trip to Montreal with Ethan and hub... and stay there for a few days... :cheesygrin:
Critically Clueless: Woman Smuggles Tiger Cub In Suitcase
http://www.globalanimal.org/wp-conte...3_img_4136.jpg
BANGKOK- In a bizarre ploy, a woman with a drugged tiger cub crammed into her suitcase, along with a stuffed animal, tried to board a plane in Bangkok. Even a child appreciates that the approximately 3,500 critically-endangered tigers left in the wild are not toys.
We don’t mind saying we wished she’d tried her animal trafficking stunt in Singapore, where there are serious repercussions for breaking the law. It doesn’t change what the woman did, though it seems fitting that she should be held captive until she discloses where the cub’s mother is being held. Justice isn’t served until the operators are shut down, any and all imprisoned animals are rescued, and this infant is reunited with its mother. Let us know what you think. – Global Animal
BBC News
A two-month-old tiger cub has been found sedated and hidden among stuffed toy tigers in a woman’s luggage at Bangkok’s airport, the wildlife trade monitoring network Traffic has said. The Thai national was trying to board a flight to Iran but had difficulty with a large bag at check-in. X-rays aroused suspicions among airport staff who believed they had seen an image resembling a real animal.
Wildlife officers were then called in and discovered the tranquilised cub. The tiger was found last Sunday and is now being cared for at the rescue centre of the department of national parks, wildlife and plant conservation. Authorities are trying to determine if the cat is wild or captive-bred.
Chris Shepherd, South-East Asia deputy regional director for Traffic, said: “We applaud all the agencies that came together to uncover this brazen smuggling attempt.” But he also called for regular monitoring and harsher penalties.
“If people are trying to smuggle live tigers in their check-in luggage, they obviously think wildlife smuggling is something easy to get away with and do not fear reprimand,” he said. ”Only sustained pressure on wildlife traffickers and serious penalties can change that.”
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-pacific-11104948