Ja, so one of the bonuses to living in Aaaafrica darlin’, is the access to wildlife. Right? But you don’t expect people to be driving around with a cheetah in the back of their bakkie, do you? Do you?
Well, apparently you do.
Dolce, dangerously photojournalling in trafficis
No really, look…
Home, Jeeves, and quick about it!
I nearly drove off the road.
Hello Kitty!
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“Cheetah Outreach”?!?! What? They send this thing to schools? As part of a fitness program – where the CHeetah chases the fat kids around the playground or something?
haha… hello kitty indeed!
OMW!! That’s a first!
I’ve seen a cow on the back of a bakkie in the traffic, but this is a clear winner!
Awesome! Love the look on its face, looks better behaved and calmer than most of the brats I mean kiddies seen on the roads these days.
Aren’t Cheetahs endangered?? In that case, shouldn’t it be wearing a seatbelt?? maybe a booster seat??
It’s probably thinking, “Mmmmm, that girl with the camera phone looks delicious”
Maybe it’s one of those new-fangled anti-theft systems i’ve heard about…
“Ja, here’s one with the keys still in the ignition… we’ll just take it and… AHHH!!!!!!!!”
@ Dais > I think you’re on to something here – a wildlife fatfarm. If you survive two weeks in the bush, you’ll guarenteed be 2 stone lighter. Flesh / Fat, potatOH / paTAto.
@ Nurse M > That’s one big pussy. One I wouldn’t want to argue with!
@ Jents > I know – I wasn’t sure whether I should roll my eyes or be delighted. Can you imagine if there had been an accident. Uh oh! Duh!
@ Rox > Cute kitty, hey – thought you’d like this one. Although, just before it was standing up and looking very unsettled…back seat driver!
@ Revo > Mate? Is that you? How pleeeeezed am I for the visit. And ja. Belt up, is what I say. A lot. To random people.
@ Kyk > oh nice…feeding me to the animals now? Sheesh.
@ Gnu > Whahahahahahaha – now that I’d pay money to see. One of the local “hidden camera” shows here left a suitcase on the side of the road, which of course every bus and taxi stopped to pick up. Only problem? It had a live (but harmless) snake inside. Cue much hilarious screetching to a halt and exiting vehicle shots. Very funny.
Gnukid: The keys are in the back, next to the cheetah? 😆
so how much time do you spend arguing with little pussies then?
LOL @ Nursie! 🙂
Rrrrrarrrrr!
you weren’t teasing the poor kitty, were you?
i’ve dreamed of finding a suitcase full of money by the side of the road. small bills left by a drug dealer in a hurry, or fallen off of an armored truck. of course, i usually drive too fast to actually stop if i ever *do* see one.
but i’d exit my car in a BIG HURRY if there was a cheetah or a snake in it. lol.
Cheetah outreach = reach out and touch this cheetah. Nice one…!
Oh my word, that is crazy where was this taken????
I usually get strange looks when I have to put my kitties in the car and haul them off the vet for their shots. I wonder if spotted kitty was going for shots.
This is so cute, I am rather envious.
@ Ms P > Stop teasing the animals, P!
@ Nurse M > Fuck. More time than I care to think about. My office. FULL of little pussies.
@ Olga > Ooooh. Easy tiger! 🙂
@ Seraphina > are you back? And me? Tease? Never! *shock* *horror* 😉 … And I might deal with a snake for a suitcase full of money.
@ Mandy > I luuuuuurve the little cheetahs at Spier. But I’m not sure how I felt about a random one in traffic. Eish.
@ Lillyweb> Hey, welcome to the good life! And on Hospital Bend in Cape Town. Middle of rush hour. My eyes nearly popped out…I thought I was hallucinating!
@ Kattya > My little kitteh used to howl when I put him in the car. He HATED it. Which is why I was faintly concerned about the whole thing. But it is cute, hey. Here kitty kitty kitty….
I wanna see a picture of Dolce driving, doing her lipstick and taking random snapshots in rush hour traffic. Yusus!
@ Vaps > Us chicks *can* multitask you know. Pfffft.
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