There's an old post in my archives somewhere about a woman working at some chimp study place where she was required to allow the animals to grope her, and she sued her employer for sexual harassment (or something).
Sounds like the woman who was tearfully confiding to her best friend about being captured and ravaged by a baboon while on safari in Africa. "Oh, Honey, that's so terrible!", her friend said. "I know", said the distraught woman, "he never calls ... he never writes ...."
@Althouse, regarding your comment at 12:34, I recall reading something similar around the time that the Connecticut woman's "pet" chimpanzee Travis literally ripped her neighbor's face off. But as I recollect it was a chimpanzee that raped the foreign academics' maid.
And the reason why the academics did nothing to try to stop it is that a male chimpanzee is about five times stronger than an adult human male. Not to mention 2 1/2 inch long canine teeth. And we're talking a physically fit human, not your typical academic.
And I don't mean to get snarky or anything, but if the baboon can't tell the difference between a purple grape and the woman's purple-covered breast, perhaps she should think about seeing a plastic surgeon for some silicon?
I am a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for me to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.
Encourage Althouse by making a donation:
Make a 1-time donation or set up a monthly donation of any amount you choose:
11 comments:
You've got to be careful around baboons. I believe they're the most aggressive primate.
Mickey's got himself a new addition to the troop.
There's an old post in my archives somewhere about a woman working at some chimp study place where she was required to allow the animals to grope her, and she sued her employer for sexual harassment (or something).
Here... and it was a gorilla that did sign language and asked to see the worker's breasts.
Human girls are easy.
Sounds like the woman who was tearfully confiding to her best friend about being captured and ravaged by a baboon while on safari in Africa. "Oh, Honey, that's so terrible!", her friend said. "I know", said the distraught woman, "he never calls ... he never writes ...."
That's not a smile.
A baboon took my lunch at the Cape of Good Hope. I tried to scare him away, but then he flashed those teeth, and the lunch was his.
It must be the cage... or the bubble.
"How about taking your top off?"
@Althouse, regarding your comment at 12:34, I recall reading something similar around the time that the Connecticut woman's "pet" chimpanzee Travis literally ripped her neighbor's face off. But as I recollect it was a chimpanzee that raped the foreign academics' maid.
And the reason why the academics did nothing to try to stop it is that a male chimpanzee is about five times stronger than an adult human male. Not to mention 2 1/2 inch long canine teeth. And we're talking a physically fit human, not your typical academic.
And I don't mean to get snarky or anything, but if the baboon can't tell the difference between a purple grape and the woman's purple-covered breast, perhaps she should think about seeing a plastic surgeon for some silicon?
Just sayin'
@ chrisnavin.com
Actually I think we're the most aggressive primate based on a study of history
Post a Comment