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Interesting contrast: the Mayor wants to entice people with burgers but no such charade from the Governor. He just wants to kidnap the bastards and forcibly inject them.

New York, New York, so good they named it twice.
 
Leopards are not that quick, they lie about in trees a lot, you are thinking of cheetahs.

That said leopards are the most fabulous of the 'common' big cats, seeing them in the wild is something else.
 
AFCDorset said:
Leopards are not that quick, they lie about in trees a lot, you are thinking of cheetahs.

That said leopards are the most fabulous of the 'common' big cats, seeing them in the wild is something else.
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It certainly is. I never tired of seeing them. (Although one of my chaps was less keen on them as they took three of his dogs!)
 
Stamfox said:
What makes you think it was on a safari? Why would you take a dog on safari and let a leopard in the vehicle?
You’ve not thought this through have you?
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I never said I had thought anything through, that's why I was asking questions.
Can I ask a bunch more?
So you were in Africa?
You were with 'one of your chaps'.
Was he a black man?
 
Stamfox said:
Bit of a lefty actually. From Malindi. There’s a big Italian population there.
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Nice detail bud.
I guess folks will have to make their own minds up.
"One of my chaps."
That usually comes with an authority figure, or someone who thinks he's superior, looking down on someone else.
I've never heard anyone say it in my life except in movies.
So there you were in the middle of Africa, using that phrase, with just Italians.

Yeah, I think this is BS.
 
RubberDoug said:
Nice detail bud.
I guess folks will have to make their own minds up.
"One of my chaps."
That usually comes with an authority figure, or someone who thinks he's superior, looking down on someone else.
I've never heard anyone say it in my life except in movies.
So there you were in the middle of Africa, using that phrase, with just Italians.

Yeah, I think this is BS.
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Think what you like, I’m not fussed. It was “Italian” though, in the singular. Research groups are often made up of many nationalities, he just happened to be Italian with an unfortunate record with leopards.
 
Stamfox said:
Think what you like, I’m not fussed. It was “Italian” though, in the singular. Research groups are often made up of many nationalities, he just happened to be Italian with an unfortunate record with leopards.
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Were you his 'boss man' bud?
Or was there another term that you wanted 'your chaps' to use?
 
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