The rise of the apes may be just around the corner.
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It's only a matter of time
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Nah... he hung the right side too low... he'd have been slipping down in it all night. A bit of a way to go before he perfects it I reckon... thats why he couldn't get comfortable in it.
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I've a hennesey hex fly it could have next
You know what the anthropologists say about the apes….
If a gorilla takes your camera you'll get it back after it's had a good look at it and talked it over with it's pals.
If a chimpanzee takes your camera it'll eventually hand it back in all of it's component pieces, minus any that tasted good.
If a bonobo takes your camera, you don't want it back
If an orangutan takes your camera it'll take it apart, put it together again and then film you before handing it back
yeah but would any of us thrown into the same situation, ie locked up in a cage with a blanket, do the same thing.?
It's how the "girl" knew how to tie the knot i find amazing
Sorry
Sarcasm obviously doesn't translate well on here... I've corrected the above post to ensure no one else confuses it for a serious comment.
Of course, an overhand knot isn't really a very good knot for a hammock, at least, not normally. However, when you are as strong as she is, you can be fairly sure it isn't going to slip
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