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Lucas—a four-month-old endangered Rodrigues fruit bat that was hand raised at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park’s Ione and Paul Harter Animal Care Center after the death of his mother—has just started to use his wings on a couple of practice flights, although they are more like flutters right now. Details: http://bit.ly/LucasZn517 (source)
I AM THE NIGHT
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I have this huge, ex-military biker guy neighbour who is like 80% handlebar moustache and has a ponytail halfway to his ass and him and all his huge biker guy friends all have tiny dogs and special, motorcycle safe seats for them on their bikes and my favourite things is when they all come roaring in on their bikes and take their tiny dogs out of their little studded leather safety carriers there is this loud cacophony of kissy sounds and full blown baby voices like “was that fun sweetie” and “who’s my handsome boy”
is this a gang of hagrids
This is FANTASTIC.
My grandfather is dating someone with a small (blind!) dog, and is now considering getting a dog purse. Nobody saw this coming.
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No.
yes
YES
This is the language equivalent of King Solomon suggesting cutting the baby in half.
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UPS guy stops to take selfies with neighborhood dogs. [full video]
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(at a lecture on the Oedipus complex)
Lecturer: Oedipus was a character from Greek mythology. He was the son of Laius and…uh…um…
Me: Jocasta?
Lecturer: No, that was his wi…wait, I’m an idiot.
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Sofia Coppola and Quentin Tarantino at the double feature presentation of Coppola’s The Beguiled and Don Siegel’s 1971 The Beguiled at Tarantino’s New Beverly Cinema.
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Taken from the Reader Letters in Star Wars #24 (Marvel, 1979).
As I mentioned, we bought a bunch of really old Star Wars comics last weekend. My husband was just reading this issue and he started gleefully reading this letter and response to me.
This feels, uh, kinda like something tumblr might appreciate in these pre-Episode 8 and 9 Times. 😉
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cowpunk.
he’s asking the experts if his lines scan correctly
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Today the Department of Awesomely Good Deeds salutes John Wells, an alternative energy and sustainability researcher located in the desert area of Terlingua in SW Texas. John set out a bucket of water with a GoPro in the bottom in order to see what sorts of animals would stop by for a drink.
Because sometimes what you need most is to watch a variety of thirsty animals getting a refreshing drink from the perspective of the water they’re all drinking.
“Everybody loves water in the desert. I was pleasantly surprised during the edit to see that George made an appearance. I know him from all the other rabbits because of the tiny notch in his ear. A burro just happened to come by in time to be included. Ben went against the script and decided to just nudge the bucket. You can lead a steer to water but you can’t make him drink. Note: The swimming bees were rescued.”
[via Neatorama]
This may be one of my favorite videos of all time.
I love all of these visitors
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