What was the penguin serving time for?

Hey! Thanks!

I thought it was adorable, too...

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Way too *quality cute to slip under the radar!

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He traveled all that way to have a baby penguin sit on his face, and I thought sex tours through Thailand were bizarre.

>> ^Reefie:

Probably one of the few occasions where this li'l fella is better off in a zoo than being out in the wild - I hate to think how he (or she!) would cope with ice!


I was just thinking his claws would dig into ice more easily.

I can't believe how easy it is to break into Seaworld and steal a penguin! I'm surprised there aren't more people trying to break in at night to go swimming with the dolphins.

First the swan drowning, this businessman in Ipswich last Thursday (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QYold6V9_0w),and now the penguins, these bird attacks happen every year in the two weeks leading up to the day Alfred Hitchcock died. 32 Years ago on the 29th of April.

Aw man-Voted for this before the story with no footage came! Just a gaggle of newsgrubs gammering.

Cuter than penguins for sure!

...and then you find out this is a Taming of the Shrew sort of movie.

>> ^dystopianfuturetoday:

I don't get why a female lead should be so controversial. I don't see any evidence that women are in any way a threat to male dominance in cinema.
Why does female empowerment bother people? Do they feel women should be subservient? Do they feel women are inferior and should not be glorified in cinema? Are they threatened by challenges to traditional gender roles? I don't get the conservative lizard brain.
Most films are focused on male characters: ex cia operatives, cia operatives, superheroes, starship pilots, lawyers, roughnecks, wealthy aires, adventurous lads, movie stars, pilots, news reporters, detectives, grieving sons, criminals, singing woodland crittters, spys, soldiers, cops, businessmen, farmers, swordsmen, insurance salesmen, vietnam vets, tap dancing penguins, even men playing female roles.
http://www.rottentomatoes.com/movie/box_office.php

I don't get why a female lead should be so controversial. I don't see any evidence that women are in any way a threat to male dominance in cinema.

Why does female empowerment bother people? Do they feel women should be subservient? Do they feel women are inferior and should not be glorified in cinema? Are they threatened by challenges to traditional gender roles? I don't get the conservative lizard brain.

Most films are focused on male characters: ex cia operatives, cia operatives, superheroes, starship pilots, lawyers, roughnecks, wealthy aires, adventurous lads, movie stars, pilots, news reporters, detectives, grieving sons, criminals, singing woodland crittters, spys, soldiers, cops, businessmen, farmers, swordsmen, insurance salesmen, vietnam vets, tap dancing penguins, even men playing female roles.

http://www.rottentomatoes.com/movie/box_office.php

Yes, the penguins were in almost as much danger from that wave as a bird might be from a gust of wind. Truly terrifying.

I moved out of St Louis in September and, the day before I left, I went to this zoo with my dad and sister.

The stench of the penguin exhibits was unreal; even the outdoor ones. The smell was so strong you could taste it. I'm starting to taste it now just thinking about it.

But it was a pretty nice zoo, even more so since it's free.

It would be awesome to have penguins walking around me.

>> ^vaire2ube:

he fucked that girl while wearing the penguin suit


I thought that was Tux!