--- In [email protected], merudanda <no_re...@...> wrote:
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> --- In [email protected], merudanda no_reply@ wrote:
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> > --- In [email protected], "ShempMcGurk" shempmcgurk@
> > wrote:
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> > > You've all got it wrong.
> > >
> > > First of all, it wasn't a rifle that felled the great Tiger, it
was
> a
> > > shaft of iron.
> > >
> > > And, secondly, it wasn't Nancy Cooke de Herrera's son, Rick, who
> > > attacked the Tiger but this woman:
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> > > ---SEE How the tiger fades away
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You are looking not into the
eyes of the tiger but at the backs of two lithe models. And the jaw of
the beautiful beast is actually the shapely posterior of a third. The
unique à and utterly momentary work of art was created by
body-painter Craig Tracy at the request of a charity determined to save
the subject of the picture. This year the United Nations has put the
tiger at the top of its list of 'most important' endangered animals to
be saved in 2010
