Click here (http://members.verizon.net/vze47msr/Sig-n-Roy.gif) if you really want to see it, but let me re-enforce my warning: this is not for the faint of heart.

:rotflmao: :rofl: That was sooooo funny! :lol:

Oh, it was really graphic.;)

Oh my god! That was truly the most disturbing thing I've ever seen! I'll have to sleep with the light on tonight.

I can never watch Tigger again and not think of S & R...

I've never seen a tiger do that! :lol:

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:lol: OMG that's so funny.

Man that's funny.

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:lol: :lol: That's funny.

:lol: That's really good! Before I was confused because I was looking at it on my grandparents computer and the graphic wouldn't work with Tigger. All I saw was the picture of Sigfried and Roy and I'm thinking "What's so funny about a picture of them?" but their computer is just slow!! It was cute though.

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OMG! When I first opened this thread I was like, there is no way in hell I'm looking at this. So I was reading your responses and I was like, "WTF?!?! THEY'RE LAUGHING! GOD THESE PEOPLE ARE SICK!"


I watched it, that was really funny, but I was really worried that y'all had lost your mind and were sitting there laughing as the guy get's attacked.

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LOL

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The actual tape of the attack does exist, but I heard it will never be shown to the public.

Any world on Roy Horn's condition? I haven't heard anything lately.

ROFLMAO!!!!

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aw man i was hoping it would really be graphic and bloody.

uhhhhhhhhhh-huh! lol that was pretty funny

Magician Roy Horn Recovering From Attack

NEW YORK (AP) - Illusionist Roy Horn of "Siegfried & Roy" is slowly recovering from a tiger attack that has kept him hospitalized since October, his partner said Monday.

"He is moving now, little by little," Siegfried Fischbacher said in an interview on NBC's "Today" show. "(He's) speaking a few words ... but this develops also every day."

Roy had been off his respirator for two weeks, Fischbacher said, and had recovered enough to spend Christmas in Las Vegas, where the duo were performing at the time of the attack. He is currently a patient at UCLA Medical Center in Los Angeles.

"I think he's going to recover everything," Fischbacher said. "I have no doubt."

Fischbacher downplayed Roy's injuries from the Oct. 3 attack, describing the illusionist's wound as "a little punch hole" on the left side of his neck. Fischbacher said a stroke Roy suffered after the incident resulted from blood pressure medication that sometimes made him feel faint.

Horn, 59, was mauled by one of the white tigers featured in the duo's show at The Mirage hotel-casino in Las Vegas. Fischbacher has suggested that the animal was trying to help Horn, but other animal experts disputed that.

Ya know, I may be scarred for life! You should watch what you post online!

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~Lauren

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