The CUTE CONTINUES! vol. XXIVXCMDOMGWTF

NO, no, no--G, man, where's your ears... G, g, g...

For reasons I can't quite formulate, this gif makes me happy

I'll have what he's having.

Now this is what I call cute !

Sometimes the pandas get together in a bamboo bar...

Sometimes there's a mouse in your teacup

Someone somewhere is making teddy bears just the right size for mice.

Or perhaps rats.

White rats have red eyes

But that one is 37.8% gray!

So it is mouse alright ?
Can a cat confirm cath ?

26> That's slightly less scary than the alternative.

Toto, I don't think we're in Kansas anymore....

Well, at least Dorothy didn't pin back his ears.

more cats in unusual places... I can perch where I want, when I want!

40> Beautiful!!

A vacuum - hamster

Dyson's latest model!

Sand on tongue! Bleargh!

The eyes have STOLEN MY SOUL...

Yes, good, that is the plan!

And see also, this video.

Cat Percussionist

Robert

You gotta admit, this one is sweet.

Ha!

After 726 posts, the cute is finally over.

I guess it was something in the members system which had to come out, like daemons exorcised out of the bodies of the possesed

Begin reboot attempt:

Exhaustion. I know that feeling

Also exhausting: making love to a watermelon.

#62, that picture reminded me of a funny story from my past.

My boss's husband used to run a half marathon each sunday with their "Red Setter'.
On one such run. he phoned her (well before mobile phones) to ask her to pick up the DOG since it "...had given up and it's paws were bleeding...". Poor pooch.
After she had picked the dog up, he finished his run :-)

ETA. This was the late 70's, and running was important. Even I ran :-)

A half marathon? Cruelty to animals.

My poor old pooch is almost 8 years old and can no longer do even "an easy 3". Our running trail is marked with 0.1 mile markers, so after about 1.2 miles, I tell her to "sit!" and proceed to run an additional 1/10, then I run back and do 1/10th the other way, ad nauseum. She seems to be an entertained spectator.

-64

Must be Gene Harrogate's cat.

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Hi Sandydog1,

A half marathon? Cruelty to animals.

Can't remember if that's what I said to my boss, but I do remember her saying that that dog (the Red Setter) would follow her husband forever.

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Oh Dear Dan (#68) Your picture slipped in as I was typing.

Yes. That does look like a very 'faithful' DOG. Appropriate since I was talking about loyalty.

An 'DAN' where did you find my portrait (#70)

>68 DanMat:

'Looks like a pose for a Rembrandt portrait!

#68

That dog could drive my car, if I had a car.

-73

On Imgur, either today's or yesterday's pics...

Ha! I know, number 70 resonates with me too. Maybe it is the belly or the saturnine look.

I like the look of 68. I think the person said he was a stray that he picked up...

Ha, I think it's its own genre Lola!









I wouldn't mind a canine chauffeur...

I think if I could sleep like this I'd never have neck problems again!

Here, to counteract the chiroptera:

...whatever does he have? A jar of yakisoba sauce?

Argh, what is yakisoba sauce?

It goes on these: . It's basically the same as teriyaki sauce, and sukiyaki sauce, and okonomiyaki sauce.

Sounds perfect with Crayfish, Bluegill or Yellow Perch.

Beautiful!!! A rainbow tongue!!!

A duck, a cat, in a shark costume, on a Roomba... some budding film auteur is dreaming the impossible dreams!

I haven't thought about a "Willy Wag Tail" for a long time, until I saw one yesterday.

Unfortunately they don't live near me, but I thought a stock photo might be appreciated.




They are 'tough little buggers' and do the "Hurt act" to distract you from their nest.

ETA. spelling & grammar :(

-95

The lead is excellent in the movie. His portrayal of the slightly depressed house cat in a shark costume riding a Roomba is jaw dropping. A must for fans of Harmony Korine!

I hear the duck was nominated for the Best Supporting Actor award. Shoulda won!

Here's a birdie for you, Guido--I see them every day, with their 80's big shoulder pads:

Reminds me of Sigourney Weaver in Working Girl or maybe a Designing Women era Delta Burke.

They are some of the bigger "lawn" birds around here ("lawn" opposed to "lake"--seagulls, geese, swans...), pretty loud and sort of bossy, like officers with red epaulettes screaming "Order! Order!" at the swallows and sparrows.

Red-winged blackbird?

I've got one of these guys in the parking lot who sings quite loudly around 2 to 3 every morning to the obscenely bright street lights we have in our parking which apparently resemble a full moon...

http://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Northern_Mockingbird/lifehistory

Yes.

Here's a chickadee, maybe the least bossy of all birds!

Lola #99, Hmm, I wonder what the '80's were like 2,000,000+ years ago?

I'm not a "twitcher', but do love the birds I feed. What sort of bird is it Lola?

And DanMat (#100) Shoulder pads = 'Joan Collins'. Sigourney Weaver can only = "Alien".

Guido, 'tis a kind of blackbird.

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Don't let the looks deceive you, this cat is a hardened criminal

You know what this thread lacks, it lacks capybaras. What are we, capybara-phobic?

Nevaaaar!

You have now absorbed your Recommended Daily Intake of capybara pictures.

Thank you for watching, and pleasant dreams.

As an exceptionally cuteness-averse person, I'm hanging my head in shame for finding this thread so irresistible. How would my life have been lacking if I had missed the capybara pictures? And yet...and yet...

Don't worry about your street cred, Meredy, the "cute" signage serves merely to put off the shallow ones, the hipster faux-cool crowd.

The truly rugged fear not their soft caramel centres!

They like pop cycles ! Just like me !

Ich bin ein Capybara !!!!

is their hide rough like that of a Peccari ? or soft like an Iraccep ?

Ask not what your capybara can do for you — ask what you can do for your capybara!

Here is a most informative page on this "master of the grass":

http://library.thinkquest.org/3882/capybaras.html

"When capybaras mate the male capybara will rub the fluid from his glands onto plants. Then he'll rub the smell on to his body to show who is boss."

My kinda people.

I guess they are good to eat. They look good to eat

They count as fish for lent!

This caiman knows the value of friendship...

These capybaris are huge !

I mean capabyris

Look at the capybareaux!

Didn't they make a tapestry of that?

I'm not terribly fond of them. After all, they like cats:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6AW5W9HuB1M

And, they sound like Tribbles:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lhevmsJdjCk

Prins Juuuuuuuuuuuuliaaaaaaaaaaaaaaan !!!!

Check out the flamingo-impersonator!

#139

Pyramus and Thisbe!

ok... I had to google that one

Are this pictures legal ?

In California they are now!

The thread finally lives up to its name!

THREAD CONTINUES HERE:

http://www.librarything.com/topic/155848