So, I meant to do this a while ago, because I had a VERY strange walk to my car from work.<br><br>So I was walking towards my car, which I park off of Kellog and Wabasha on Saturdays... and I'm on 4th, going from St. Peter to Wabasha when I see this:<br><br><img src="http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v244/madasahattah/DSCN0482.jpg"><br><br>I kind of rub my eyes and think, "DAYUM, that kid must be majorly retarded, because he looks like a ******** monkey."<br><br>Gawking now, I pick up the pace and realize... <br><br><img src="http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v244/madasahattah/DSCN0483.jpg"><br><br>HOSHIT! It IS a monkey. And it's looking at me. What else should I do other than be generally rude and continue chasing this man and his monkey taking pictures of them?<br><br><img src="http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v244/madasahattah/DSCN0484.jpg"><br><br>So I got caught doing this. And the man was quite friendly, it turns out, and he told me all about his monkey, which was a Pig-Tailed Macaque (as you may have guessed from the blog title) which was almost 11 years old. They've been together since he was born (the monkey, not the man) and he was telling me about how he's going to have his kids or grandkids have the little critter euthanized and incinerated when he dies, because he's only really "tame" for him, because he's the monkey's mom. They can't sell him, because scientists will want to use him for whatever, and he can't go to a zoo because he's never seen another monkey before.<br><br><img src="http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v244/madasahattah/DSCN0485.jpg"><br><br>Then I took a legitimate picture with permission. Who knew it was that easy?
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