Most of what we know about chimps came from her. Until her years of research, we had no idea they used tools, hunted, nor anything about how violent or complex their social structure was. Some people found the following cartoon offensive, but by all accounts, she appreciated it and found it funny.
No, that's Dian Fossey who researched gorillas and fought to protect them and their habitat.
Maybe getting that confused with the lady who raised a chimpanzee from infancy that ended up mauling her friend to death when he was 13 or 14?
The Sting
I always preferred tribal titties
That’s Fn awesome. The fact someone else remembers him! He was a good chucker! Loved the ABA.
Sorry but Waldo Pepper.
He was innocent.
In '69 when at Purdue, he and Rick Mount were probably the best backcourt combo in the country. Reached the NCAA CG.
Disgusting. I hope his family sues the fuck outta everyone they can. The cop(and anyone else involved covering it up), should be thrown in jail
Seems like it. Hard to believe the LSP can be that corrupt.
Lancelot Link was a badass!Most of what we know about chimps came from her. Until her years of research, we had no idea they used tools, hunted, nor anything about how violent or complex their social structure was. Some people found the following cartoon offensive, but by all accounts, she appreciated it and found it funny.
Most people think that when a person is charged by the police it means they are guilty. Its almost an automatic thing to think that, so it is good when as many people as possible counter that mistaken logic by asserting that they think the person is innocent.
I'm not sure one dumb assumption is best replaced with another dumb assumption.
You don't want to replace it rather cancel it out so there is neutrality amongst the jury pool which is hard to do but you have to try. I am always telling people "I am pretty sure so and so is completely innocent and the police investigation is corrupt" John Grisham agrees with that I think. Anyway, enough of this.
I want no such thing. I encourage people to steer clear of assumptions. Generally, finding jury members unfamiliar with a case is easy, and even when it's not, finding jurors who haven't made up their minds before the trial starts is easy.
You sound like a prosecutor. I disagree with all of this.
First, you tell me what I want. Then, when I correct you as to what I want and what I encourage, you disagree with me regarding my own personal experience.
You ended the quote prematurely. Yes, he was openly encouraging as many people as possible to make a wrongful assumption anytime anybody anywhere is charged with a crime in order to counter real or imagined assumptions in the other direction.
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