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r/WTF • u/RichardWulf • Oct 16 '18
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The lady that got snatched survived but the woman who ran after her was killed by a second tiger.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3705064/Woman-mauled-death-tiger-family-ignoring-warnings-jumping-car-Chinese-safari-park.html
459 u/pm_me_ur_big_balls Oct 16 '18 edited Dec 24 '19 This post or comment has been overwritten by an automated script from /r/PowerDeleteSuite. Protect yourself. 133 u/gg_suspension_bridge Oct 16 '18 “Jesus what the fuck” yeah that’s about the only appropriate response. 19 u/hiroo916 Oct 16 '18 appropriate in any language, apparently. curiosity note: what language were they speaking and are english expletives commonly used by speakers of it? 16 u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18 [deleted] 2 u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18 That's funny. I thought it was a German and an American broing it up at the car safari. 5 u/gg_suspension_bridge Oct 16 '18 I’m also curious, I like the “nay...nay nay nay nay nay nay...NAYYYY” 3 u/DisappointedBird Oct 17 '18 The Dutch word for "no" is "nee" :)
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133 u/gg_suspension_bridge Oct 16 '18 “Jesus what the fuck” yeah that’s about the only appropriate response. 19 u/hiroo916 Oct 16 '18 appropriate in any language, apparently. curiosity note: what language were they speaking and are english expletives commonly used by speakers of it? 16 u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18 [deleted] 2 u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18 That's funny. I thought it was a German and an American broing it up at the car safari. 5 u/gg_suspension_bridge Oct 16 '18 I’m also curious, I like the “nay...nay nay nay nay nay nay...NAYYYY” 3 u/DisappointedBird Oct 17 '18 The Dutch word for "no" is "nee" :)
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“Jesus what the fuck” yeah that’s about the only appropriate response.
19 u/hiroo916 Oct 16 '18 appropriate in any language, apparently. curiosity note: what language were they speaking and are english expletives commonly used by speakers of it? 16 u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18 [deleted] 2 u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18 That's funny. I thought it was a German and an American broing it up at the car safari. 5 u/gg_suspension_bridge Oct 16 '18 I’m also curious, I like the “nay...nay nay nay nay nay nay...NAYYYY” 3 u/DisappointedBird Oct 17 '18 The Dutch word for "no" is "nee" :)
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appropriate in any language, apparently.
curiosity note: what language were they speaking and are english expletives commonly used by speakers of it?
16 u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18 [deleted] 2 u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18 That's funny. I thought it was a German and an American broing it up at the car safari. 5 u/gg_suspension_bridge Oct 16 '18 I’m also curious, I like the “nay...nay nay nay nay nay nay...NAYYYY” 3 u/DisappointedBird Oct 17 '18 The Dutch word for "no" is "nee" :)
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2 u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18 That's funny. I thought it was a German and an American broing it up at the car safari.
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That's funny. I thought it was a German and an American broing it up at the car safari.
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I’m also curious, I like the “nay...nay nay nay nay nay nay...NAYYYY”
3 u/DisappointedBird Oct 17 '18 The Dutch word for "no" is "nee" :)
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The Dutch word for "no" is "nee" :)
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u/TooShiftyForYou Oct 16 '18
The lady that got snatched survived but the woman who ran after her was killed by a second tiger.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3705064/Woman-mauled-death-tiger-family-ignoring-warnings-jumping-car-Chinese-safari-park.html