The story continued that a wrestling promoter found out the Cincinnati Zoo was pulling a toothless baboon from its exhibit. Being an entrepreneur he promoted a wrestling match between this young woman (we'll call her Thunder Thighs because I can't remember her name) and the aging baboon. Supposedly the event took place where they had Friday Night Fights downtown. The people in the front row said they heard her yell, "FOUL!" just before the baboon snapped her neck, picked her up, and threw her out of the ring. This is one of the best damn stories I have read in a long time. I know it's tragic, but what a way to go!
This restaurant is a chain and Googling Bucca wall décor I found that each location has the same pictures. Please, if you feel like Italian food and have one of these near you, pop in and read this poster and tell me if your city had a toothless baboon that killed a woman that could slaughtered cows by tightening her thighs. I have to know if this is true!
The poster is located close it this guy.
Around the corner from her...
..and down the hall from where we sat. Picture of our booth.
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I saw this poster last night. It was actually in a stall in the ladies room! I too was eager to I saw this in the PA restauranfind out if it was true but the lack of info available on Gina bronco Bouza makes me believe it was a poster made for the restaurant.
The alpharetta location (suburb of atlanta) has the same poster, but uses the Atlanta Zoo as the baboon's home.
Same as above. Saw this at Buca in Albuquerque, mentioning that the place was downtown Albuquerque in an outdoor ring.
In Columbus, it claims the zoo was the Columbus Zoo. Suspicious.
SCAM STORY
- each buca restaurant has this and adds local HS and zoo names
I am at their location in the Gaslamp District of San Diego, and it says the baboon came from the San Diego Zoo.
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