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   xoxoxoBruce  Saturday Mar 28 02:16 AM

Mar 28, 2009: Pink Elephant

Wolf told me she'd seen a pink elephant.
Well, we know Wolf loves her some mead.

And I know she's got toy/stuffed critters, but mostly mooses.


So I thought maybe she saw a tourist trap, or maybe a commercial promotion?



But it turns out she did see a pink elephant... and so did the BBC.



Quote:
Experts believe it is probably an albino, which is an extremely rare phenomenon in African elephants.
I should think that the herd would be awed, and make him/her the King/Queen of the herd... maybe all the herds.
But it turns out it's not a good thing.

Quote:
He said that the condition might make it difficult for the calf to survive into adulthood.
"What happens to these young albino calves remains a mystery," said Dr Chase.
"Surviving this very rare phenomenon is very difficult in the harsh African bush. The glaring sun may cause blindness and skin problems."
However, he told BBC News that there might be a ray of hope for the pink calf as it already seemed to be learning to adapt to its condition.
"Already the two-to-three-month-old calf seems to be walking in the shade of its mother.
"This behaviour suggests it is aware of its susceptibility to the harsh African sun, and adapted a unique behaviour to improve its chances of survival."
He added: "I have learned that elephants are highly adaptable, intelligent and masters of survival."
You go, pinky!


Flint  Saturday Mar 28 02:33 AM

Here is the struggle of the conceit of man. Should we "rescue" him from the harsh African sun, or let him "struggle" to survive? Should we interfere, based on our "superior" knowledge, or let nature take its course? He can't walk in the shade of his mother forever.



SPUCK  Saturday Mar 28 05:07 AM

So now Campbells Cream of Elephant Soup is not going to be gray anymore?



spudcon  Saturday Mar 28 08:11 AM

Quote:
Originally Posted by SPUCK View Post
So now Campbells Cream of Elephant Soup is not going to be gray anymore?



Shawnee123  Saturday Mar 28 10:16 AM

It probably wasn't the same pink elephant.



capnhowdy  Saturday Mar 28 01:12 PM

Shouldn't that be OTIS CAMPBELL'S soup?



lumberjim  Saturday Mar 28 01:22 PM

Don't worry.....Mom has it covered



hulk  Saturday Mar 28 04:20 PM

Don't forget about the pink dolphin and the rest of the BBC's Top Ten Weird and Wonderful Animals!



hulk  Saturday Mar 28 04:22 PM

Whoops. Here's the link.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/news...l-animals.html



Gravdigr  Saturday Mar 28 04:27 PM

Somewhat off topic

A long, long time ago me and my friend Mike were sitting on a bench on our town square. At 2:45 AM. When a convertible pink Cadillac ElDorado drives by pulling a flat trailer. On this trailer was the fucking twin to this pink elephant, horn-rimmed glasses and all, in its trunk it's holding a giant martini with an olive in it the size of a basketball. Did I mention we were absolutely sloshed? We watched the spectacled spectacle go by in silence. Then Mike calmly turned to me and said "I didn't see a goddamned thing." True story.


I wonder if this the same one (trunk is in right position)? How many can there be???



capnhowdy  Saturday Mar 28 04:30 PM

er... might wanna ease up on the sauce, digger.



wolf  Saturday Mar 28 05:02 PM

A schoolmate of mine's dad was a clown. Professionally.

Anyway, one of his props was a very large pink elephant. I'm not sure what it was made of, couldn't have been paper-mache because it sat out on their front lawn when dad wasn't working, often sporting a party hat and a "Don't Drink and Drive" sign (This was well before MADD).


Now this is funny: I was trying to see if anyone else had posted anything about Zetty's pink elephant. I didn't get any hits for it, but it's amazing what you can get by entering a couple of simple search terms into Google:

Quote:
naked kids russian lolitas fuck little girls pink pussy virgine fuck "sexsrory" dicks death and dying page ...... lyrics blonde redhead elephant woman ayesha takita ashwariya rai naked ... fuck you clown girl with frecals lollywood sm sex box cigar vintage .... shilpa zetty bssm+free+salma teen micro miniskirts ...
As you can see, all of my search terms were represented in the result (which, if you really are thirsting to know, is a site named Bulgarian Amateurs. I will not dignify it with a link. If you really need it, you can easily find it on your own).


xoxoxoBruce  Saturday Mar 28 05:09 PM

Quote:
Originally Posted by Gravdigr View Post
I wonder if this the same one (trunk is in right position)? How many can there be???
That elephant is in St. Cloud/Clearwater, Minnesota.


jinx  Saturday Mar 28 06:16 PM

Quote:
Originally Posted by Flint View Post
Here is the struggle of the conceit of man. Should we "rescue" him from the harsh African sun, or let him "struggle" to survive? Should we interfere, based on our "superior" knowledge...
No, because we don't know shit.
Sun exposure prior to diagnosis is associated with improved survival in melanoma patients: results from a long-term follow-up study of Italian patients.


Sunlight may prevent cancer, study says


Sheldonrs  Saturday Mar 28 06:24 PM

I guess pink is the new grey.



Elspode  Saturday Mar 28 08:17 PM

I don't think so, Shel. I mean, "Two in the grey, one in the stink" just lacks a certain cache, you know?



ZenGum  Sunday Mar 29 02:15 AM

Just wondering, do elephants have colour vision?



xoxoxoBruce  Sunday Mar 29 02:18 AM

Maybe some but not much.



capnhowdy  Sunday Mar 29 08:37 AM

I really don't think the color will change the flavor at all.



Gravdigr  Sunday Mar 29 06:26 PM

From Bruce: That elephant is in St. Cloud/Clearwater, Minnesota.

Must be a different one then, mine was headed south.



xoxoxoBruce  Sunday Mar 29 07:21 PM

Maybe it was going to Disney World for vacation.



capnhowdy  Sunday Mar 29 08:13 PM

This wouldn't be a bad place to go while on vacation.



SPUCK  Monday Mar 30 06:09 AM

Quote:
Originally Posted by Gravdigr View Post
A long, long time ago me and my friend When a convertible pink Cadillac El Dorado drives by pulling a flat trailer.
I was out on a remote dirt mining road that was 40 miles long and a dead end. It was late October and lightly snowing. This was the western boarder of the Yukon Territory. There was six inches of snow layering everything. I crawl out of my down bag and open the back of my camper shell at 9 in the morning. As I gaze out on the spectacular panoramic view of the local mountain range, this pink Cadillac El Dorado convertible with the top down and white upholstery goes susshing by. There was a blond gal sitting in the passenger seat with little more than one would wear indoors. I remember it all very vividly. It was a most unpredictable and truly surreal sight.


dar512  Monday Mar 30 01:02 PM

Quote:
Originally Posted by Sheldonrs View Post
I guess pink is the new grey.
First time through I read it "pink is the new ghey".


narcuul  Tuesday Apr 7 10:58 PM

Hmm.. Dunno.. There is some resemblance.



Gravdigr  Thursday Apr 9 03:17 PM

Narcuul's pic reminded me of a book I read some years ago about alien elephant types invading Earth. "Footfall". One printing used this pic as a cover...



dar512  Thursday Apr 9 06:04 PM

It's a fun book.

I thought that picture reminded me of something.



SPUCK  Friday Apr 10 05:40 AM

Yeah! It was to be one of the last Niven books before the scumbag sold out his huge following. It also was a total (absolute) spoiler for the entire book. I was really disappointed that he ruined the book that way. In fact, I tore off the cover before I gave it to the next person.



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