A tiger escaped (presumably) from a Zoo in Mexico. And that isn’t even the big story here. The big story is how it got captured.
A passer-by in the safety of her car caught video of three get-er-done Mexican hombres who took matters into their own hands.
All they had with them were a rope and a folding chair.
Against a tiger.
Does it even matter if it WAS a tiger accustomed to living in captivity? It was still a freaking TIGER!
It was the most surreal of Mexican moments: a man clad in cowboy hat lassoing a tiger on the sidewalk of a suburban Guadalajara street.
In a 23-second video shot from a passing car, the tiger can be seen trotting along a sidewalk, while the man with the lasso – along with another carrying a folding chair and a third man – chased the feline.
“Diós mio!” exclaimed a woman on the video, shot from the safety of a passing car.
“How are they going to catch it,” a second woman in the car asked nervously. “I don’t know,” her friend responded.
The footage shows a car pulling over in front of the tiger, blocking the sidewalk and forcing the animal to turn around. The man with the lasso then twirled it above his head and threw the rope around the tiger’s neck – just off camera – as the animal tried to dart off down the street. –Guardian
If you like guys with guts, you’ll love Doug’s newest book:
If Masculinity Is ‘Toxic’, Call Jesus Radioactive
Much of the Left loathes masculinity and they love to paint Jesus as a non-offensive bearded woman who endorses their agenda. This book blows that nonsense all to hell. From the stonking laptop of bestselling author, Doug Giles, comes a new book that focuses on Jesus’ overt masculine traits like no other books have heretofore. It’s informative, bold, hilarious, and scary. Giles has concluded, after many years of scouring the scripture that, If Masculinity Is ‘Toxic’, Call Jesus Radioactive.
And if you like TIGERS, check this out, from Doug Giles Art (I’ve even got a copy of this one in my own home):
The Big One — for real art lovers — is 48″x24″. (And naturally, if you want quality, you pay quality prices.)
For anyone who wants to dress up a room without breaking the bank, there are a variety of more modest options of getting that same art piece.
