puma

I, I'm gonna maybe even take a whole, uh, takeaway to talk about that Nikki Manuwari sack.

He looked like a puma.

Like a puma.

Like, he, he's-

A puma?

Yes.

Like, the, the...

Like, he just, like, uncoiled at the quar- It was amazing.

Do you

remember the black Puma? The Emerson that we had back in the day that was probably 10 years past his prime that we're like, let's bring him back.

And every time he played, every time he played, the commentary would always do this.

They would be like...

Emerson, the black Puma.

And I would just get so, so frustrated because I'm like, he's nowhere near a Puma.

He's got no speed.

He's probably 20 years past his prime.

What could it all mean? A locked enclosure on a lonely island, a notorious vivisector, and these crippled and distorted men.

Chapter eight: The Crying of the Puma.

Montgomery interrupted my tangle of mystification and suspicion about one o'clock, and his grotesque attendant followed him with a tray bearing bread, some herbs, and other eatables, a flask of whiskey, a jug of water, and three glasses and knives.

I gla-- glanced askance at this strange creature and found him watching me with his queer, restless eyes.

I don't know.

I would say more like Puma.

Puma.

How about Anna Bright? Oh, man.

I don't know what's going on with my head.

...

he has to hook up with, uh, Timon and Pumba, Pumb, Puma? Timon and Pumba? The, the, he has to hook up with a warthog and a, and a-

Yeah

... and a whatever-

The Adventures of Diggledy Dan by Edwin P. Norwood Chapter 4 In which the animals elect officers On as fine an evening as one might wish for, and at exactly seven minutes past half-past twilight by the Petal Watch, Diggledy Dan stood in the very centre of the great menagerie tent, while before him were grouped all the animals of Spangle Land.

coming from their cages and from out their corrals or like elephant zebra and camel being unhooked from their chains by monkey and dan they had arranged themselves much as one sees them pictured in great atlases or on gaily coloured posters but never strangely enough at the circus itself in the front row sat puma monkey seal leopard hyena and little black bear and all their families Next in order came lion, tiger, ostrich, great white bear, deer, emu, kangaroo, and their families, while ranged behind these were elephant, camel, hippo, zebra, and rhino, and their different cousins and aunts, with giraffe and his folks still back of them.

There they sat, chattering and laughing and making quite as much of a clatter as people do at the theatre, just before the curtain goes up.

Now, began Dan, pulling his hands from his pockets and clapping them together for silence, it seems to me the first thing to do is to get ourselves organised.

"'Tomorrow,' answered Lion from the depths of his cage, while from all parts of the tent came the voices that echoed, "'Tomorrow! Tomorrow! Tomorrow!' End of chapter 4 Recording by Julian Pratley

CHAPTER V.

IN WHICH GIRAFFE GIVES A CHALK TALK AND THE ANIMALS LEARN A NEW GAME now when the fourth day had turned to twilight and the animals of spangle land had gathered to continue the meeting that had resulted in the election of lion as president of animals and diggledee dan as secretary zebra announced that he had a matter of much importance to bring to their attention it has to do with giraffe and his folks began zebra as he bobbed his head and flopped his long striped ears in the direction of those to whom he referred as all of us are aware neither giraffe nor any of his ancestors have ever been known to speak when we consider the great amount of talking many of us ofttimes do without really saying much i am sometimes of the opinion that our big-eyed brothers show no little wisdom by preserving strict silence still i feel that giraffe and his family should have a voice in our different discussions if they so desire and think it only fair that they be consulted as to their wishes while zebra had been speaking it was noticed that giraffe had been all attention and when lion from his place in front of all the animals asked him if he had anything to say he nodded most positively very well then giraffe we will indeed be glad to hear from you said lion as he crossed his paws and leaned back in an attitude of strict attention by this time all the eyes of all the animals were on giraffe and so were those of diggledee dan who sat astride hippo for all the world like two boys on two pairs of tall stilts made his way from the rear of the group and walked around to the side of diggledee dan then bending his mile-long neck he thrust his nose into the depths of dan's pockets here here cried the clown there are no carrots there silence dan commanded lion even at this moment giraffe removed his nose and there in the tips of his lips was the top which as you may remember the clown had drawn out when he brought forth the bottle of very red ink down went the top on the broad back of hippo and back went giraffe's nose in the pocket of dan and this time the searcher's ears began to wiggle with delight and his eyes to twinkle with glee for when his nose next came forth there held tight in his mouth was a piece of bright yellow chalk at sight of it a puzzled look crossed the faces of all those who watched it was lion who first caught the thought why of course he exclaimed with a wise nod of his head giraffe proposes to talk with the chalk with the chalk to be sure agreed puma and i know where there's a board the inner side of the strips that close up my cage are all painted black come on elephant and we'll get one right now so away the two of them went and soon elephant was holding the board high up in his trunk and as he held it in place giraffe wrote with the chalk very thoughtful of you thanks heartily agree with all done thus far giraffe and putting the chalk alongside the top he made a low swinging bow with his long spotted neck and hurried off to his place at the rear of the group amid the shouts and cheers of his fellows while the animals were cheering or telling one another just what each had been thinking when giraffe was rummaging dan's pocket the old clown's pen was going scratch scratch scratch back and forth across the poster and now mr president said dan as he finished writing and folded up the great sheet of paper

i suggest that we forget business for a time and engage in a game that i

They're so used to people that they're very familiar and very calm.

And safer than Puma yoga.

Yes, yeah, a

little bit.

it.

I've been to

yoga.

Moving on to something that is really light, I think.

If you recall, when we did the inaugural story, we spoke about Puma at large.

Now, this last topic that we would like this week to turn your attention to is not about Puma, but about something that in a way can be at large.

Robots stage protest demanding stricter AI rules in Poland.

Yes.

Yeah, this is at least as hilarious as the Puma at large, because in Warsaw, robots had enough.

And get out to the streets.

Yes, and there were 30.