March 3, 2007: Animal escape practice
 

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This is not a Friday image. The official cap:

Mainichi Daily News via axlrosen.

The cosplay culture strikes again: once you agree on who's gonna play the part of the orangutan, does he really need to be dressed up as one? And what's with the big cartoonish head and feet?

I think the zoo over here needs to start something like this. In the past four or so years multiple animals have made bids for freedom - including a red panda and a monkey of some sort.

(And is it just me, or does the man in Spexxvet's pic have a weird resemblance to that strange bulldog suit?)

[WAAAAA] THEY SOT GROVER !!!!!!! [/WAAAAA]

This what the shooter saw. :eek:

If you look at the first picture, and count how many people are holding just that short section of net. Now figure the net is probably at least half way around the area, and I can see the need to focus all these people with a costume of some sort. Of course the Japs are detail oriented(no pun), so it's a little over the top from our perspective. A simple Sailor Moon or Hello Kitty would have done it.

It is good practice for the zoo workers not to fall over laughing when things like this happen in the future.

Dr. Zaius, are you okay?
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Man, that's the late Ed Bradley in that pic with the costumed critters.

reminds me of the man in the bear suit and the man in the dog suit in "The Shining." what a bizarre, strange scene.

Spexx! I LOVED Trigger Happy TV.

Great pics.

wacky asian pics

Why don't they just call MacGruff the Crime dog?

Could they not have just worn an orange T or something? Someone's a furry.

"Fur and loathing in Las Vegas" Gil Grissom CSI
this is what I thought when I saw these pic's

I trust they were careful to make sure no kids were watching. Talk about a mental scar.

Looks like a scene from It's a Knockout - that is definitely a comedy ape suit.