<\/em> HAVILAH, Calif. — Investigators said yesterday that The chimps chewed off St. James Davis’s nose and severely The couple had brought Moe a cake and were standing Don’t you hate it when that happens? And what’s from the Okay, we are sure that all of you have already heard about this story, but we couldn’t resist linking to it, just to preserve the link for our future reference. This has to be a benchmark for poorly-reeived birthday wishes, … Continue reading
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Okay, we are sure that all of you have already heard about this story,
\n but we couldn’t resist linking to it, just to preserve the link for our
\n future reference. This has to be a benchmark for poorly-reeived
\n birthday wishes, ill-advised adoptive practices, and biting the hand that
\n feeds. <\/em><\/p>\n
\n they are trying to determine how two chimpanzees that attacked a couple
\n visiting an animal sanctuary escaped from their cage.<\/p>\n
\n mauled his genitals and limbs Thursday before the son-in-law of the sanctuary’s
\n owner shot and killed the animals, authorities said.<\/em><\/p>\n
\n outside his cage when Buddy and Ollie, two of the four chimpanzees in
\n the adjoining cage, attacked St. James Davis. The chimps chewed off most
\n of Davis’s face and tore off his testicles and foot, Chealander said.<\/p>\n
\n up with that name? "St. James" as a first name? Who
\n would name their kid "St." How could he be sure it wasn’t really short
\n for "Street"?<\/em><\/p>\n
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