[Tilted Irish Kilt]

Areas in Rajasthan are witnessing some of the highest mercury levels in the country. Jawans patrolling the border with Pakistan, too, are facing a tough time dealing with camels in this heat. Recently, a camel attempted to get a jawan off its back while rushing to the shade.

Apparently, the man was more concerned about his own well-being, rather than his camel. It just goes to show you , never argue with a aggressive camel, especially when it is over-heated.

[dfwgator]

Austin Powers: Not the time to lose one's head.
Vanessa Kensington: No.
Austin Powers: That's not the way to get ahead in life.
Vanessa Kensington: No.
Austin Powers: It's a shame he wasn't more headstrong.
Vanessa Kensington: Hmm.
Austin Powers: He'll never be the head of a major corporation.
Vanessa Kensington: Okay, that'll do.
Austin Powers: Okay.

[Carriage Hill]

Is the video on YT yet?

[tumblindice]

“Hey! You didn’t have to bite my head off.”

[faithhopecharity]

Hump Power!!

[gigster]

The second paragraph of this story reads like it comes from Grimm’s Fairy Tales.

[doug from upland]

Good camel.

[catbertz]

Man, that was one pissed off camel! I met a camel once. The damn thing spit at me unprovoked. I do not trust camels.

[Dr. Ursus]

I saw a story that said a camel never forgets and will wait years to right a wrong.

[left that other site]

Are we SURE that being left out in the heat was the camel’s ONLY grievance? Hmmm?????

[Billthedrill]

Decapitation is the sincerest form of criticism.