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CincyDem

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7. Don't hold your breath for it...

Reply to LastLiberal in PalmSprings (Reply #1)

Mon May 30, 2016, 11:15 PM

May 2016

...aside from the fact that her son Issac is alive and well because of the swift action of zoo employees against their own best interest (keeping a valuable mating primate alive), my recollection is that every zoo ticket comes with a waiver for just this purpose.

It's like when you to to a baseball game and get hit with a foul ball or a get hit with an errant puck at a hockey game. Attend at your own risk. You might get a freebie game out of it and couple autographs (speaking from baseball experience) but don't hope for any "settlement".

Not gonna happen.

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After seeing the barrier the kid got through at the zoo, I change my mind. The barrier is inadequate [View all] Quixote1818 May 2016 OP

Expect the mother to bring a lawsuit against the zoo LastLiberal in PalmSprings May 2016 #1

Don't hold your breath for it... CincyDem May 2016 #7

Completely inadequate. ciaobaby May 2016 #2

I can answer that one question laundry_queen May 2016 #4

It's probably a good thing a dart was not used! DVRacer May 2016 #3

Today (during a volunteer shift) pugetres May 2016 #8

Hard to tell if something is hidden in the hedge One_Life_To_Give May 2016 #5

Seriously that is all that is keeping the zoo from being a petting zoo? dilby May 2016 #6

adults failed to supervise child properly. ever hear of holding kids' hands? int msongs May 2016 #9