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Yammy1932
07:51 PMMay 10 2009
Looks like george bush is trying to stay in the news.
Lave2000
07:50 PMMay 10 2009
The ape is probably bored; it sounds like she needs some more stimulation. Perhaps Wii tennis?
MORANDAG
07:40 PMMay 10 2009
Yep! Folks, you heard it here first. I am convinced after reading some of these AOL post on here, that indeed, THE PLANET OF THE APES scenario is unfolding in our lifetime. LOL!!!
SHOPPINGIRL1022
07:29 PMMay 10 2009
i don't blame her for wanting to escape being in a prison. It's a shame to keep an animal contained. She should have a life of freedom the way it was supposed to be.
Dskyjim
07:25 PMMay 10 2009
Maybe this ape has discovered that there is "someplace else" besides the life she lives? When will evolution take the great apes to their next step?Humans may be gone by then but ape may evolve to build the next "intelligent" history of the planet.
JMoore2161
07:17 PMMay 10 2009
ha ha JACENDAC .. with such a fine tuned sense of humor you should seek out a career as a ... what ... oh, coroner fits
OoLaLaFrenchGirl
06:51 PMMay 10 2009
What a brilliant animal! I think that we often underestimate what animals are capable of.
bulgeinmyplants
06:50 PMMay 10 2009
NAW,,,,,MY TONGUE IS IN MY CHEEK SO FAR IT'S COMING OUT MY EAR.NICE FEDS........NICE FEDS
JACENDAC
06:48 PMMay 10 2009
Oh i'm sorry I thought it was about Obama.
MrNova171
06:47 PMMay 10 2009
Yammy1932 05:43 PMMay 10 2009 Vitrioleumjelly i dont know why your calling them my tribes, im not even black, and white people didnt evolve its a known fact white people were in caves in the caucaus mountains eating their own feces, while africans and africa had universities and civilizations a great race, yes its in poor condition now, but you should study on the first african university. Predates any white people.Plus I am not black, but I am not white either. I know how evil and racist white people are and i know you are not going to compare those african wars with the world wars that killed millions upon millions.White people invented mass destruction weapons. White people are devolved and only know how to kill.//// How many millions of Africans are killed in Africa by other AFRICANS each year by civil wars and genocide? and the Theory of Evolution is not a proven fact, keyword is THEORY, and a THEORY is not fact because it has not been proven.....now pick up a history boo...
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