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Ferret Cast in ‘Hangover’ Sequel

By Scott Friedstein, FluffPo Correspondent

The Hangover Part III may be hitting theaters later this month, but that hasn’t stopped studio executives from planning yet another sequel. Early word is that The Hangover: Ferrets has already been greenlit, and its lead actor cast.

“We really wanted Part III to be the last one” says producer Daniel Goldberg. “The thing is, the demand for ferret comedies is huge right now. We’d be dumb to pass up an opportunity like this.”

The film will star Hollywood heavyweight Eddie as a ferret who parties a bit too hard one evening, and must retrace his steps to find his missing ferret buddy. 

“It’s a real nightmare situation,” says Goldberg. “His friend’s gone, his hotel suite’s trashed, and there’s a Bengal tiger just roaming around. Plus there’s a baby ferret that randomly showed up overnight. Never a good thing.”

Rated R for language and comic mischief involving ferrets, The Hangover: Ferrets is slated for a summer 2014 release.

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Teen Sheep Line Up for One Direction Tickets

The Fab Five are headed to the Scottish Highlands for three sold-out shows this summer, but a block of tickets has been reserved for a handful of lucky sheep. Nearly 150 stood in line at 6 a.m. local time for a chance to see One Direction in concert.

“We knew all the tickets would be bought up online as soon as they went on sale,” says Jackie Goulding, tour manager for the pop supergroup. “We know the boys have a lot of fans out here on the pasture, so we wanted to offer at least some of them a chance to see the show.”

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Baby Goats Start Roofing Company

Mikey and Chuck, two dairy goats from Colorado, have always been handy, and often did odd jobs for neighbors and friends.

“I told those kids that they’re too talented to be giving their work away for free,” says Ted Cousins, who lives down the road from the goats. “They should go into business.”

And so they did. Gruff Bros. Roofing and Gutters was officially incorporated in March, and the goats have been booked solid ever since.

“They replaced a few shingles for me, and word got around pretty fast that they do quality work,” says Chelsea Stonebridge, a satisfied customer. “Plus, they get paid in hay and sunflower seeds. It’s a great deal.”

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