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Wednesday, March 11, 2009
For Richard Reynolds
Possibly the show was struggling and having a hard time coming up with heads of lettuce to keep Zusha happy in the ring?
Richard, What's BS? That he ate a dwarf,or they had a hard time finding lettuce? LOL I suggest if it had been written by a circus publicist, it would be referenced as "creative genius" and not BS. Wade
It's a re-hash of an actual event which required the skills of Roland Butler. He rebuked the AR folks who criticized the show for allowing the hippo to become "bored". He countered with "where is the compassion for the person that fell?". That resolved the issue of bored hippos.
This proved to be a BS story.
ReplyDeleteRichard,
ReplyDeleteWhat's BS? That he ate a dwarf,or they had a hard time finding lettuce? LOL I suggest if it had been written by a circus publicist, it would be referenced as "creative genius" and not BS.
Wade
It's a re-hash of an actual event which required the skills of Roland Butler. He rebuked the AR folks who criticized the show for allowing the hippo to become "bored". He countered with "where is the compassion for the person that fell?".
ReplyDeleteThat resolved the issue of bored hippos.