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Babies are cute. Dogs are cute.
Babies talking are cute. Dogs talking are cute.
Neither one is really talking, at least not with words. Both, however, are cute.
So! Let’s put a baby and a dog together, get them “talking”, and put it all on Japanese television! Continue reading »
This is just too cute.
Wolfman Shaun Ellis, who I’d never heard of but has a show on Animal Planet, is shown here teaching a wolf cub (or is that wolf pup?) how to howl. Continue reading »
You know, I need to come up with a new phrase. But “thank goodness for people who have time on their hands” seems to work so well.
What else can one say about a video where Harry Potter battles Voldemort, “using their rhymes” instead of their wands? Continue reading »
I don’t know what to make of this. The image is from an eBay auction of the image itself. The price is $9.50.
The photo is from the 1930′s, apparently of a “Pennsylvania Mountain Lady.” What is she doing? Well, she’s “suckling both a baby deer and a child at the same time.”
And judging by the expression on her face, she’s having a grand old time. Full image after the jump. Continue reading »
Now this guy has his priorities straight.
At the Phillies game last night, an Arizona Diamondbacks fan named Shane was in a great position to catch a foul ball hit into the stands by Carlos Ruiz. As the ball got closer, Shane stood up, left arm in the air, right arm cradling his kid (who himself impressively held on to a Pepsi the size of his torso). Continue reading »
When some celebrities here the words “I’m your biggest fan,” they head for the hills. Not Daniel Radcliffe, aka Harry Potter.
First he makes nice with an 11-year-old reporter from Scholastic. Now he gets involved in something much more planned.
This young lady won a contest and the prize was meeting Harry Potter himself. Well, Daniel Radcliffe anyway. And they caught it all on video. Take a look: Continue reading »
Let’s say your children ask you where babies come from. You say “mommy’s tummy”.
“But how?” they ask. “I need more information, father.” (These are very articulate children.)
If you want to tell them the truth, you can use this Danish book, which is very graphic.
But if you want to lie to them, you can use this video. Continue reading »
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