My Monkey Baby

[Sodor72]

I just watch a documentary on Netflix. It follows 3 families who decide to not have children instead they have these monkeys that they treat like children. They dress them up, take them out to eat, and one lady took her monkey to a "monkey psychic". I try my hardest not to judge people, but these guys our FREAKS!

 

[ok doser]

perhaps they shouldn't have children

 

[genuineoriginal]

I just watch a documentary on Netflix. It follows 3 families who decide to not have children instead they have these monkeys that they treat like children. They dress them up, take them out to eat, and one lady took her monkey to a "monkey psychic". I try my hardest not to judge people, but these guys our FREAKS!

That is weird, all right.

Could you explain what you mean by those guys your FREAKS?

 

[Angel4Truth]

perhaps they shouldn't have children

What I was going to say.

 

[Sodor72]

What I was going to say.

AMEN!!!

 

[PureX]

I just watch a documentary on Netflix. It follows 3 families who decide to not have children instead they have these monkeys that they treat like children. They dress them up, take them out to eat, and one lady took her monkey to a "monkey psychic". I try my hardest not to judge people, but these guys our FREAKS!

It sounds like an experiment. Was it? If so, there's nothing particularly "freaky" about it.

Nor if they are people who just happen to like monkeys as pets. Most people treat their pets like family members, and because monkeys are so physically similar to humans, their owners often dress them in human cloths, in public, to avoid offending others.

 

[Tambora]

Not much different from some folks I see with their dogs.

 

[Tambora]

Most people treat their pets like family members

I have never understood that.

 

[GuySmiley]

Maybe they can still have human grandchildren though?

 

[PureX]

I have never understood that.

I sort of do. Some pets, like dogs, have learned how to respond to human affection with such joy and appreciation and loyalty, etc., that it's easy to forget that they are only animals. And after all, we are animals, too.

 

[Sodor72]

It sounds like an experiment. Was it? If so, there's nothing particularly "freaky" about it.

Nor if they are people who just happen to like monkeys as pets. Most people treat their pets like family members, and because monkeys are so physically similar to humans, their owners often dress them in human cloths, in public, to avoid offending others.

No it was no experiment. Apparently there's a subculture that raises monkeys like children. They dress them up take them out to dinner shopping. The weirdest thing was a woman gave her monkey a room, it was just like a little girls room, even had a TV.

 

[PureX]

No it was no experiment. Apparently there's a subculture that raises monkeys like children. They dress them up take them out to dinner shopping. The weirdest thing was a woman gave her monkey a room, it was just like a little girls room, even had a TV.

Well, there are folks who like to dress up in animal costumes and have sex with each other. It's a "thing". So I suppose on the scale of freaky humans, the 'monkey-parents' are somewhere in the middle. :chuckle:

 

[Angel4Truth]

Well, there are folks who like to dress up in animal costumes and have sex with each other. It's a perversion"thing".

Fixed that for you.

 

[musterion]

Funniest monkey story i ever heard involved a monkey, an elephant and a cork.

 

[Angel4Truth]

Funniest monkey story i ever heard involved a monkey, an elephant and a cork.

Do tell.

 

[patrick jane]

It sounds like an experiment. Was it? If so, there's nothing particularly "freaky" about it.

Nor if they are people who just happen to like monkeys as pets. Most people treat their pets like family members, and because monkeys are so physically similar to humans, their owners often dress them in human cloths, in public, to avoid offending others.

Because there's nothing worse than a naked monkey ?

 

[PureX]

Because there's nothing worse than a naked monkey ?

Well, they do have a tendency to throw their poop.

 

[patrick jane]

Kramer and Barry

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nice video

 

[steko]

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What video?


:e4e:

 

[musterion]

Do tell.

Can't. Punchline is, "Last thing I remember is that poor little monkey trying to shove the cork back in."