How do you like this security system? Mexican Lion!

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The owner in Mexico was tired of thugs breaking into his shop so he came up with this idea . . . .









I think if you can see that... you would probably be hesitant on breaking into the shop.



Not!


Until....


You...


See...


This....











I'll give you 5 minutes to stop laughing !

Comments

teegee said…
soo cute. looks like a real lion. :)
Thursday, July 30, 2009 1:55:00 AM
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