It’s the first known endangered terrorist!
WTF Egypt!? That is one of the most confused ad campaigns I’ve ever seen, and it makes me want to boycott panda cheese, which I had never heard of before…I didn’t even know you could milk a panda.

I hate pandering too! Let's go kill us some pandas! That'll show 'em! Yeee haw!

Trash panda jamboree!

This was part of the plot of the John Cleese film Fierce Creatures. Pandas are so shy the zoo replaced it with a far cheaper animatronic because no one would notice the difference.

Later in the film they show the pandas with an 'out of order' sign in front of the enclosure.

Life imitates art.

These guys pretend like Mythbusters or Punkin' Chunkin' never existed... definitely over-engineered. Cool slow-mo videos though, and gotta support the Rocket City Trash Pandas

Ok, my understanding of his comment was that these firefighters were in the wrong because they put themselves at (minimal) risk for an animal, which should never, under any circumstances, be done.
"NEVER ANY reason to RISK human life for an animal"....that's a huge leap from making an informed educated decision on how much risk is acceptable, and miles away from selflessly putting themselves in harm's way to save lives, which I think is how most people see and treat them. (Strictly read, he wouldn't cross the street to save a choking baby panda....I get he didn't mean to be so silly, but never any risk is NO risk. I'm sure glad the anti poachers in Africa don't share his sentiment.)

Had he said it's never acceptable to knowingly sacrifice human life to attempt to save animals, I would still disagree, but I could at least comprehend his point and argue each risk/benefit equation would be different. Accepting no risk whatsoever on behalf of animals' lives is inhumane, but is quite human.

Firefighters willingly risk their lives to save inanimate property daily, hearing one say they think living animals deserve less risk on their part than a lumber yard is infuriating and incredibly disappointing to me.

As if eating at McDonald's wasn't bad enough.
I'm honestly surprised they still have trash pandas in SF. How do they afford the rent there? A cardboard box in an alley goes for $1350 a month.

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Are you supposed to give Trash Pandas cotton candy?

Where's Sexual Harassment Panda?

Trash panda sure knows how to front.