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For the obvious reasons of human safety and animal cruelty, bear wrestling hasn ;t been in vogu stanley cup spain e for several decades. But up until the 1980s, bear wrestling was the stuff of amateur wrestling matches and basketball halftime diversions. Here are some surreal tableaus of humans getting the crud smacked out of them by much Stanley cup website larger, much stronger animals. First off, the above image 鈥?which was snapped in 1902 by R.H. Trueman 鈥?comes to us from Library and Archives Canada strange photo collection. As the site oh-so pithily notes of this match-up: The practice of keeping bears for amusement 鈥?common in the 19th century 鈥?has thankfully fallen out of fashion, making this image very difficult for c stanley quencher ontemporary Canadians to relate to. Add to that the apparent disinterest of the bear in his obviously unhappy wrestling partner, and you have a very strange image indeed. A fantastic photo, certainly, but bear wrestling was not an isolated phenomenon of the Victorian era. In 1970, Sports Illustrated ran a fascinating profile of former alligator wrestler Tuffy Truesdell and his wrestling bear Victor, who frequently throttled volunteers unwise enough to challenge him: It costs [Victor owner] Tuffy about 5% of his gross to obtain various types of insurance, but it is financially impossible for him to afford the premiums he would have to pay to actually insure the people who choose to climb into the ring and take on Victor. You wrestle him at your own risk Myez First Trailer for Abel Ferrara s Answer to Melancholia
Check out these dogs! They would be so cute鈥攊f they weren ;t freeze-dried. Yes, these dogs are dead, but there are some nutters who think it a great idea to freeze-dry them so they can hang around their homes. Freeze-drying your pet seems to be the new rage, if you are sightly mentally disturbed, I suppose. It is not a new process. Also called lyophilization or cryodesiccation, freeze-drying is a dehydration process. Usually, you apply it to food. You know, so astronauts can eat strawberries in space. It works by freezing and reducing the pressure at the same time. That way, the water goes directly from solid phase to gas ph stanley cup ase. The process is designed to preser stanley cup ve any organic matter, avoiding decay. According to Amy Finkel talking to the New York Times, people do this because they seek comfort: People are just just doing what offers them comfort. A lot of Mike [the owner of Mac Taxidermy and Freeze-Dry] customers feel they ;ve cheated death in some way. Well, Mike customers clearly need to become customers of other fine establishments. Establishments with padded rooms and free straight jackets. I just can ;t imagine myself freeze-drying my dogs, precisely because I love them and they would just be a sad empty furred carcass. But whatever. Who am I to judge sad, deran stanley cup ged pet owners. I ;d probably freeze-dry Matt Buchanan one day, and have him around the house, changing his pose every day. Matt playing Xbox games. Matt tin
