Vanity Fair: "... like a priceless vase grabbed by a panda. She'd prefer to shoot the panda, but that could mean breaking the vase, and onlookers would object... Maybe shoot the panda."

Vanity Fair: "... like a priceless vase grabbed by a panda. She'd prefer to shoot the panda, but that could mean breaking the vase, and onlookers would object... Maybe shoot the panda." (reddit.com)

submitted 8 years ago by Orangutan

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Rmm 8 years ago

I've heard of a bull in a china shop and panda on bamboo, but a panda on a vase? Seems like a weird analogy. Maybe they were expecting some panda-monium

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AssFaceSandwich2 8 years ago

Ah, jeeez. You'd get Pand-at a comedy club for that.

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