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The Spectator Sport China DOESN'T Want You To See
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[quote:Anonymous Coward 327791:MV80ODQ2MDVfNzQ3NTcxOF8zOEQ5RDlENQ==] [quote:malu] when i was on the farm, they wanted $1000 to lay 200 feet of cable in sand i can not imagine what it would cost to go 2.5 miles through rock! [/quote] It would give us another chance to blow shit up! We have started to expand our range to one side where the vein was. We bought 10 pallets of those shaped charges and with that much fun laying around and a bunch of old war dogs you know what happens. [/quote]
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I had no idea this was going on, this is unreal:
By DANNY PENMAN
The smiling children giggled as they patted the young goat on its head and tickled it behind the ears.
Some of the more boisterous ones tried to clamber onto the animal's back but were soon shaken off with a quick wiggle of its bottom.
It could have been a happy scene from a family zoo anywhere in the world but for what happened next.
A man hoisted up the goat and nonchalantly threw it over a wall into a pit full of hungry lions. The poor goat tried to run for its life, but it didn't stand a chance. The lions quickly surrounded it and started tearing at its flesh.
"Oohs" and "aahs" filled the air as the children watched the goat being ripped limb from limb. Some started to clap silently with a look of wonder in their eyes.
The scenes witnessed at Badaltearing Safari Park in China are rapidly becoming a normal day out for many Chinese families.
Baying crowds now gather in zoos across the country to watch animals being torn to pieces by lions and tigers.
Just an hour's drive from the main Olympic attractions in Beijing, Badaling is in many ways a typical Chinese zoo.
Next to the main slaughter arena is a restaurant where families can dine on braised dog while watching cows and goats being disembowelled by lions.
The zoo also encourages visitors to "fish" for lions using live chickens as bait. For just £2, giggling visitors tie terrified chickens onto bamboo rods and dangle them in front of the lions, just as a cat owner might tease their pet with a toy.
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