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A Bad Day @ Work
- Thread starter mtlogcabin
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fatboy
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WOW!
That was a bad day at work!
That was a bad day at work!
I'd say that it was his luckiest day ever. He was sandwiched between a bear cage and a bear and won. The bear was pissed off before the ranger landed on it. It's a wonder that the bear didn't ignite. I bet the ranger's ears are still ringing.
I've seen plenty of wild animal releases. Many times I thought that this could go either way. Tigers, lions and hyenas. A rhino tipped a truck over.
At some point he had to tell his wife what happened. That would be a tie for the worst day of his life. You can bet that she told him just how damned dumb it was. There's a sign on the top of the cage that says "NOT A STEP". The fact that it wasn't tied down speaks volumes.
I've seen plenty of wild animal releases. Many times I thought that this could go either way. Tigers, lions and hyenas. A rhino tipped a truck over.
At some point he had to tell his wife what happened. That would be a tie for the worst day of his life. You can bet that she told him just how damned dumb it was. There's a sign on the top of the cage that says "NOT A STEP". The fact that it wasn't tied down speaks volumes.
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mtlogcabin
SAWHORSE
This happened in 1987 and my understanding is that now all the doors are opened electronically from inside the truck.
fatboy
Administrator
Makes sense.
my250r11
REGISTERED
Very lucky to be alive.