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You want bug eyes? I’ll show you bug eyes!

Via Daily Mail UK: “Kia, a Bonobo ape from Twycross Zoo, was rejected by her mother, but luckily found a friend in Bugsy the bulldog.”
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giraffepoliceforce:

If people are really going to assume that guys with long hair are gay and girls with short hair are lesbians then I am going to assume that all bald men are actually eagles.

academictyra:

Our alma mater is STILL being incredibly douchey. 

Please sign this change.org petition asking them to change their policies. 

For some background info, keep reading. 

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I know some Smithies right

Alumni Pressure

motherjones:

foulmouthedliberty:

MoJo, my very favorite publication. Because of reasons. All of the reasons.

How much $ would you pay to see the looks on the AG staff’s faces when they received a question about whether the state’s AG ever participated in sodomy? Just imagining it fills my tiny black heart with glee.

JHC, Cuccinelli. Choose your battles. Have a few drinks and give it a try.  There are worse things in life than sodomy. Stay the hell out of people’s bedrooms.

And MoJo, as always:

Thanks for reading! Here’s the full Cuccinelli story. (They still haven’t responded.)

The Cooch, get it together, seriously

Squee! Spotter: Unknown (via Flickr)

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wtfevolution:

So evolution made a blue-tongued skink. What are you going to do, fire it? Yeah, good luck finding anyone else with 170 million years of skink-management experience, assholes. 

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April 8th, 2013: Adventure Time books! I wrote 'em! And you can now buy them in my internet e-shoppe 2000! – Ryan

As proceedings over the New York Police Department’s stop-and-frisk policy enters the fourth week, questions about the extent of searches stand in contrast to much of the public debate.

A parallel world of pseudo-academia, with prestigiously titled conferences and journals that will print seemingly anything for a fee, has the scientific community alarmed.

RICE (US) — Laws against discrimination can have a significant positive impact on how gays and lesbians are treated in employment situations, according to new research.

The study on public awareness of sexual-orientation employment-antidiscrimination laws is one of the first to provide empirical evidence for the likely impact of pending antidiscrimination legislation.

Storm runoff is the primary source of water pollution in Southern California, but cities are being encouraged to capture rainwater to bolster groundwater supplies.

CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuelan acting President Nicolas Maduro said on Saturday a centuries-old curse would fall on the heads of those who do not vote for him in next week's election to pick a successor to late leader Hugo Chavez.

You can’t be too careful these days, especially when it comes to snausages. We use Lola the Licker to ensure our snausages are only the best. You should too.

Tongue-hance!

“I was on a shoot and we were going to get some treats to use but Lola here decided she wanted a taste test first.” -JOSH, waitaminit, like, you have assistants and everything? Where do we sign up?

Filed under: Uncategorized Tagged: I Shall Leeck You, Pups

Grasshopper, to achieve total peace and enlightenment, you must become one with The Capybara.

Once you have done so, you too will know the true meaning of Squee.

[Now, is it ZEN or is it TAO, like 'The Tao of Pooh.' Anyone know? -Ed]

From Callie H. who says: “I noticed that there is a shortage of capybara posts on Cute Overload! [True! -Ed] Here are some super cute capybaras enjoying some spa treatments.”

Filed under: Uncategorized Tagged: Capybara

Go, go Golden! Dash away dachsund! Pug passing through! Leapin’ labradoodle!
Aaaand the rest of the gang, including a roly-poly corgi, a Frenchie, a boxer and a PEEG with sparkly rabbit ears, say, “Naaaah we’re good.”

Fave Frame:

Featuring our possum pal, Ratatouille, from Liberty Mountain Resort!

Filed under: Uncategorized Tagged: Pups, Unusual Animals

fat-birds:

Merlin 24 (smyrill) by Svenni and his Icelandic birds. on Flickr.

oh god

I want to ride it where I like!

“This is Porkey, she’s an African Pygmy Chameleon. She’s in a bike gang with me (her mom.) Porkey is in such good shape and likes to eat fruit flies.” -Lindsay E. Post text and hover inspired by F. Mercury.

Filed under: Uncategorized Tagged: Pocket Pets

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Smooch, smooch. I loff you, Lime. Smooch, smooch, I do.

Fave Smooch Frame:

Fave Twu Loff Frame:

This is Penny, who was featured on Tastefully Offensive.

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Grumpy Cat turns one today and she couldn't care less. Happy Birthday, Grumpy!

Lol by: Unknown (via Grumpycats)

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Blossom the bat recently came into care following a suspected cat attack. Louise Saunders from Bat Conservation & Rescue Queensland took care of little Blossom, who recovered beautifully and was eventually released back into the wild.

Blossom Bats are nectar specialists which feed and groom themselves with the aid of their long tongues. They are known to hover in front of flowers as they forage and are important pollinators of many rainforest plants. A baby at the time of arrival, the little bat was fed a nectar mix recipe and the occasional milk formula. Blossom gradually gained weight and began to practice flying during the night. Often she would dart in and out of rooms and even hover above Louise as she slept before retiringto her little brown bag at dawn.

Photo Credit: Bat Conservation & Rescue Qld

Blossom bats are currently under threat due to loss of feeding and roosting habitat from clearing of forests for agriculture and housing estates.  This Blossom was released on Macleay Island in Qld, Australia.

Watch the little one in action:

 See many more pictures and hear from her caregiver after the fold:

In over 18 years of bat rescues, Louise has never come across a Blossom Bat. They are the smallest Flying Fox in the world and lead very secret lives.

When asked about Blossom, Louise stated, "It was the best bat experience of my life without a doubt and the decision to release her was a terrible one for me, but it was the right decision for Blossom. With banana, banksia, melaleuca and eucalyptus flowers, and a whole new family to catch up with, I'm sure she won't be missing me like I miss her."