What a ca-llama-ty!

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What a ca-llama-ty!

#260829 by honey lamb
02 Oct 2009, 19:41
Yesterday some llamas escaped from a circus and found their way to the M50 in Dublin before being rounded up Today they've gone missing again!

#726866 by buns
02 Oct 2009, 21:22
If you ask me they are trying to find their way to Highflyer's House after learning she has recently returned from Chile and knowing how she already looks after some animals would love to be reminded of her time there[}:)][}:)]

buns

#726887 by honey lamb
03 Oct 2009, 00:55
Ah yes, that could explain it except that the evidence is pointing to the fact that they didn't break out the second time. Perhaps LROM arranged for them to welcome her back.

#726896 by Decker
03 Oct 2009, 02:43
ah yes - sitting in a hospital in Dublin listening to this live.... fun

#726905 by honey lamb
03 Oct 2009, 10:10
quote:Originally posted by Decker
ah yes - sitting in a hospital in Dublin listening to this live.... fun

What are you doing in a Dublin hospital at 1:45am? Been chucked out of a pub for fighting, have you? [:w]

#726912 by pjh
03 Oct 2009, 12:23
Probably trying to join their brethren here in East Anglia; a local businessman has taken to llama farming and they are a common sight in the fields hereabouts.

#726921 by Decker
03 Oct 2009, 15:19
whoops - omitting the word 'was' didn't help here :)

#726922 by HighFlyer
03 Oct 2009, 16:27
No, I'm still in Chile, but I sent the Llamas on ahead so they'd be settled in our zoo before I got home [:)]

Thanks,
Sarah
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