Two lion cubs 'adopted' by Palestinian family

Ahh...how cute.



Wish I could afford some lion cubs.

I'm gonna move to Gaza.

Refugee - that's where the real money is.

You could buy tiger cubs in Taipei for $500 each a few years back

Yeah, something like this is going to end really well. Poor lion kitties. Never stood a chance.

Must be a slow news day on the anti-Palestine web sites.

Hmmm...

Would they eat the kibbles in the economy bag do you think, or just the guy who presumed to bring it to them?

I figure the Chinese have killed enough of them for their BS I need a woody medicine, that a few of them disappearing would be fair play.

You know that's odd, but I don't think you're the only one who doesn't want people to know about the Refugee who bought the lions.

Curious.

Oh all, right here's one without lions or refugees you might find relevant. A Young Scottish guy went to jail for 4 months, because he sang this song.



Apparently there are people in the UK who share your believe there are things others should not be allowed to hear or see.

Je Suis Billy Boys

Personally, I thought the lion owning refugee story was cute. I heard it. I didn't turn into a pumpkin or anything.

You know that's odd, but I don't think you're the only one who doesn't want people to know about the Refugee who bought the lions.
You actually think I don't want people to know???

Wow... paranoid much.


Frankly dear, I don't give a damn.

You know that's odd, but I don't think you're the only one who doesn't want people to know about the Refugee who bought the lions.
You actually think I don't want people to know???

Wow... paranoid much.


Frankly dear, I don't give a damn.

My apologies. I misunderstood your implication.

You would agree with me then that if a silly little story about lion owning refugees were ever censored it would be ridiculous. Surely that could never happen though.

If I remember correctly, there are quite of few private owners in Canada. A short Google and I found this... one estimate says there are some 500 lions and tigers in private hands in Ontario alone. Rare that we read stories about them though, except when one of them kills the hand that feeds it.

http://news.nationalpost.com/2011/09/16 ... ouse-pets/

I hope they've all had DNA samples taken, to help rebuild the wild population. We need as much diversity as we can get.

I read that there are more tigers in private ownership in the USA than there are wild in their natural habitats.