[muawiyah]

Is Ms. Miller's story changing? She originally reported four guys growling at the LIONS in the LION CAGE. For that she became known here as the "LION WITNESS".

Now a newsie is reporting she saw two men taunting a TIGER.

Hmmm.

These TV/RADIO people would be better off in keeping the stories straight if they followed FreeRepublic Fur Shur.

[farmer18th]

My theory is that the female tiger had never seen a heterosexual male of any species at all in San Francisco, and she was merely curious.

[Cheburashka]

Whoever wrote the headline is an idiot who failed to read the story. It says she saw punks “roaring” at the lions, not at the tigers. So there’s no change from her prior story.

Question: How incompetent do you have to be to get a job in the Drive-by Media? Answer: How incompetent you do want us?

[Young Werther]

My wife was visiting her Mom in Minot North Dakota a while back. She took our daughter to the Minot Zoo to see the animals. Their premire exhibit was a Siberian Tiger who loved the Minot weather!

The fence was about 3' from the enclosure and my wife went right up to the fence to get a close picture. The tiger came up to the fence, lifted its tail and "marked" my wife.

This is a great family legend. A couple of years late we went to Mom's birthday party and once again visited the Zoo. My daughter exclaimed, "There's Mom's Tiger!" I corrected my daughter saying, "No. Mom's the tiger's kitty litter!" Whereupon I got smacked "upside the head!" UffDah!

[mrs. a]

In other news, travelers driving throught parts of the American Midwest were seen lowering their car windows and mooing at cows...

[Jeff Chandler]

“Drunken reprobates- they’re grrreat!”

[A knight without armor]

I cannot believe this is a news story.

[festus]

I don’t see what it matters what might have been done to the tiger. The zoos job was and is to keep the critter from getting out even when agitated.

Its not the job of the zoo to provide an environment where upset tigers can roam free and then focus on education visitors on proper tiger meeting etiquette.