Monkey World!
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joust

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14,622 posts

288 months

Saturday 26th August 2006
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This is the reason I couldn't be at the track day.....

Oh, and a few other things I found on the way













J

Edited by joust on Saturday 26th August 18:40

adrian w

15,458 posts

257 months

Saturday 26th August 2006
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Should have come

joust

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14,622 posts

288 months

Saturday 26th August 2006
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Monkey, track day, monkey, track day, monkey, track day...... scratchchin

m12gto3r

108 posts

255 months

Monday 28th August 2006
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Ah, you've been to visit the in laws.

saucyboy

1,865 posts

258 months

Monday 28th August 2006
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Joust,

Where did you go?

Don't want to sound sad but me and the other half really enjoy that sort of wild life, in fact we have travelled most of South East Asia and stayed with a head hunter Tribe just to follow the monkey trails.

James

m12_nathan

5,138 posts

288 months

Monday 28th August 2006
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Monkey World in Dorset.

saucyboy

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258 months

Monday 28th August 2006
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Cheers mate,

Is it any good?

James

m12_nathan

5,138 posts

288 months

Monday 28th August 2006
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Me and my wife loved it!

joust

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288 months

Monday 28th August 2006
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It's an excellent day out!

mr noble

6,538 posts

262 months

Monday 28th August 2006
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The monkey in the 1st shot looks like its just been shot in the face and is dead.

Hope that wasn't the case. rolleyes

joust

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Monday 28th August 2006
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mr noble said:
The monkey in the 1st shot looks like its just been shot in the face and is dead.
Hope that wasn't the case. rolleyes
Monkey World is a rescue centre. That particular monkey had been subjected to asthma drug tests for about 5 years, and lived in a 1mx1.5m box all its life before being given up to Monkey World to 'retire'. The red colouring is natural, and looks like that in real life.

If you had lived like that, and been subjected to the tests they had, you'd probably look like that. They now have a 100mx200m area to run around in, so their quality of life has massivly improved.

It's a difficult subject testing on primates - but clearly being able to run around in the enclosures that Monkey World provides them is good to see.

J

Edited by joust on Monday 28th August 22:35

gadgeroonie

5,362 posts

265 months

Monday 28th August 2006
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hope this didn't offend anybody - only a joke - not aimed at monkeys


Edited by gadgeroonie on Monday 28th August 22:39

gizard

2,270 posts

312 months

Monday 28th August 2006
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Looks like Ted needs to start up a new column....

gadgeroonie

5,362 posts

265 months

Monday 28th August 2006
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he was rather rude - look at his middle finger !!