The Elephant in the Grocery Store

There's an issue that we need to talk about--something that we've all known about for a long time but have avoided addressing directly.

We're talking about the elephant in the room. Specifically, we're talking about this wild elephant that walked into a grocery store near the Khao Yai National Park in Thailand.

The elephant is named (by humans, we don't know what he calls himself) Plai Biang Lek. The Associated Press reports that shop owner Kamploy Kakaew recorded the elephant shoplifting rice crackers, dried bananas, and a sandwich.

As I said, Plai Biang Lek shoplifted these items; he made no attempt to pay for them. Although he left without attacking any humans, he did steal from them.

Shameful.


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Wow, those are pretty cool. I laughed so much at "After this monumental work was completed, the artist's wife took a vow never to drink orange soda again."
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My God. That's simply astounding. I'm always amazed at what people do with their spare time, the things that they create and then assume have no value to anyone but themselves. These are beautiful works of art. I'm so very glad that his son is allowing us to see them. Makes me wish that I could see what other garage artists are making, what kind of amazing talent there is out there.
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one thing about these hobbies is that you house get filled up with the same type of art really soon. It will be boring instead of special. But i guess you can use it to pick up a few thousand $ for that big piece of homemade art.
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