Ikea monkey heads to Canada primate sanctuary Posted on Tuesday, December 11th, 2012 at 5:56 am. PT Written by Jim Dalrymple A primate sanctuary in Canada? 10 thoughts on “Ikea monkey heads to Canada primate sanctuary” monkey herpes? Of course! Where else do they keep the sasquatches? When you think about it, Saskatoon sounds an awful lot like a short form for “Sasquatch-town” Ithink they mean the House of Commons I loved the quote: “Toronto Animal Services noted that the monkey species can carry a type of herpes dangerous to humans.” As opposed to the human beings that does not carry any type of herpes that’s not dangerous to humans. what do Canadians do with their monkeys in their igloos?? Some might say that Canada is a primate sanctuary. American draft dodgers? “A primate sanctuary in Canada?” Its not too surprising if you’ve ever met anyone who works on the oilpatch. and the answer is? Leave a ReplyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment * Name * Email * Website Δ
I loved the quote: “Toronto Animal Services noted that the monkey species can carry a type of herpes dangerous to humans.” As opposed to the human beings that does not carry any type of herpes that’s not dangerous to humans.
“A primate sanctuary in Canada?” Its not too surprising if you’ve ever met anyone who works on the oilpatch.
monkey herpes?
Of course! Where else do they keep the sasquatches?
When you think about it, Saskatoon sounds an awful lot like a short form for “Sasquatch-town”
Ithink they mean the House of Commons
I loved the quote: “Toronto Animal Services noted that the monkey species can carry a type of herpes dangerous to humans.”
As opposed to the human beings that does not carry any type of herpes that’s not dangerous to humans.
what do Canadians do with their monkeys in their igloos??
Some might say that Canada is a primate sanctuary.
American draft dodgers?
“A primate sanctuary in Canada?”
Its not too surprising if you’ve ever met anyone who works on the oilpatch.
and the answer is?