It’s true. Monkey business knocked out two of my teeth. Never again would I venture forth on the manical Monkey Bars. Of course, they’re called something else today since New Speak and animal shaming. IN FACT, I think there’s a Native American tribe involved.
From Google: Fatal dog attacks in the United States cause the deaths of about 30 to 50 people in the US each year, and the number of deaths from dog attacks appears to be increasing. …. I’ve not heard of anyone who was killed by a domestic cat. Birds, otoh (as well as rodents) ..
There’s just too many of them, with too many typewriters. And it’s impossible to win a plagiurism case when their entire defense boils down to, “Eek ook”. Judges eat that stuff up.
Although it is likely that most incidents go unreported, records show that scores of children are among the morethan 275 people who have been injured by captive primates during dangerous incidents in 43 states since 1990.Children have been attacked and injured by pet primates while riding their bikes, playing outdoors, visiting localparks, walking their dogs, and shopping at malls and grocery stores. Traumatized youngsters have been bitten bymacaques who tested positive for the deadly Herpes B virus, subjected to painful rabies-protection injections,sent to the hospital to be tested for a variety of frightening diseases, suffered bite wounds that penetrated to thebone, and lost fingers. One woman died after contracting Herpes B from a macaque and others have sufferedcatastrophic injuries, such as the Connecticut woman who had to undergo a face transplant after she was mauledby a friend’s pet chimpanzee.
Cat Scratch Fever. Not just a song. San Jose CA, Willow Glen neighborhood, several years ago. A pregnant woman was being attacked by a Cooper’s hawk when she went outside. She was given a big purple umbrella to make herself look big. The hawk was protecting it’s nest. Illegal to harass the bird or nest until the eggs hatched and the chicks got their feathers and flew away.
I actually had a Siamese cat named “Monkey”. He got that name because he would scoop tinned cat food out of his bowl and lick it off his paw. We never did figure out why.
He never victimized anybody but he did have a violent sense of humor in regards to other cats. He thought the funniest thing in the world was to sneak up on a sleeping cat and whack him on the head. It’s a cat thing.
iggyman over 2 years ago
Monkey business again Bucky?
rshive over 2 years ago
And most of the others are victimized by renegade cats.
Jayalexander over 2 years ago
It’s true. Monkey business knocked out two of my teeth. Never again would I venture forth on the manical Monkey Bars. Of course, they’re called something else today since New Speak and animal shaming. IN FACT, I think there’s a Native American tribe involved.
arthurbrantley over 2 years ago
The other one is victimized by a cat.
mrcooncat over 2 years ago
From Google: Fatal dog attacks in the United States cause the deaths of about 30 to 50 people in the US each year, and the number of deaths from dog attacks appears to be increasing. …. I’ve not heard of anyone who was killed by a domestic cat. Birds, otoh (as well as rodents) ..
MS72 over 2 years ago
Hey Hey! We’re the Monkees!
HOTLOTUS1 over 2 years ago
cats more likely to have mange and rabies. but that’s ok
HOTLOTUS1 over 2 years ago
I really thought that would be higher
Twelve Badgers in a Suit Premium Member over 2 years ago
If you’re gonna make up statistics, make up ones that aren’t eazily disproven by looking out a window.
Stan Corrected over 2 years ago
Holy crap! What’s with the new troll above?! Textbook example, not to mention his foil hatted buddy…
Potamus over 2 years ago
There’s just too many of them, with too many typewriters. And it’s impossible to win a plagiurism case when their entire defense boils down to, “Eek ook”. Judges eat that stuff up.
petermerck over 2 years ago
The other person is victimized by weasels.
bloodykate over 2 years ago
LOL!!
MT Wallet over 2 years ago
At one time I would have considered that an insult. Also, Bucky’s sign, if you knew nothing else about him proves he is a conservative.
Holden Awn over 2 years ago
2 out of 2 are victimized daily by adherence to moribund Marxist ideologies and the marketing of same.
ChukLitl Premium Member over 2 years ago
Other than humans, which can victimize anything, monkeys aren’t common in this country.
alleycat2 over 2 years ago
Although it is likely that most incidents go unreported, records show that scores of children are among the morethan 275 people who have been injured by captive primates during dangerous incidents in 43 states since 1990.Children have been attacked and injured by pet primates while riding their bikes, playing outdoors, visiting localparks, walking their dogs, and shopping at malls and grocery stores. Traumatized youngsters have been bitten bymacaques who tested positive for the deadly Herpes B virus, subjected to painful rabies-protection injections,sent to the hospital to be tested for a variety of frightening diseases, suffered bite wounds that penetrated to thebone, and lost fingers. One woman died after contracting Herpes B from a macaque and others have sufferedcatastrophic injuries, such as the Connecticut woman who had to undergo a face transplant after she was mauledby a friend’s pet chimpanzee.
bobw2012 over 2 years ago
Cat Scratch Fever. Not just a song. San Jose CA, Willow Glen neighborhood, several years ago. A pregnant woman was being attacked by a Cooper’s hawk when she went outside. She was given a big purple umbrella to make herself look big. The hawk was protecting it’s nest. Illegal to harass the bird or nest until the eggs hatched and the chicks got their feathers and flew away.
troypaul over 2 years ago
One out of two …That’s almost half !
Daeder over 2 years ago
I thought it was usually the monkey’s uncle that victimized people.
djtenltd over 2 years ago
That’s worthy of a spot on Fox 5 News…
StevePappas over 2 years ago
Hopefully this is the start of the arc where Rob takes Bucky to the zoo to look at the monkeys.
mistercatworks over 2 years ago
I actually had a Siamese cat named “Monkey”. He got that name because he would scoop tinned cat food out of his bowl and lick it off his paw. We never did figure out why.
He never victimized anybody but he did have a violent sense of humor in regards to other cats. He thought the funniest thing in the world was to sneak up on a sleeping cat and whack him on the head. It’s a cat thing.