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Frugal Bunny Saves Thousands by Clipping Coupons

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Frugal Bunny Saves Thousands by Clipping Coupons

Albie the rabbit never pays full price for anything. The thrifty bunny saves oodles each year by clipping coupons, according to friends.  

“I’m always impressed by how Albie sniffs out those bargains,” said Claire D’Orsay, a close friend and frequent shopping buddy. “Whether it’s saving 50 cents on canned beets or getting 20% off on dry wall screws, somehow Albie always gets the best deals.”

Sometimes, D’Orsay admits, he does have to drive a bit out of his way to visit whatever store has the best coupons, but in the long run, he saves.

What does a frugal bunny do with all that extra cash?

“Mostly he just invests in carrot futures,” explained D’Orsay.

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Hamster Is Plotting Something, We’re Sure of It

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Hamster Is Plotting Something, We’re Sure of It

Noctus the hamster is up to no good. The Fluffington Post can report with 95% certainty that the rodent is planning something.

We’re not sure what it is, but just look at him. Those intense, beady little eyes, the way he’s rubbing his hands together menacingly. Oh yes, he’s up to something.

Mark our words.

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Cat Duo Elevates Snuggling to an Art Form

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An unnamed brother and sister cat duo from Japan have released a video that has set the snuggling world on fire. Experts are saying this might be the best snuggling demonstration in history.

“This is snuggling in its purest form,” said Ramon Wilson, a snuggling expert from Fordham University. “They are showing a mastery of the craft that is beyond anything I’ve seen. This is easily the best 21 seconds of snuggles on YouTube.”

The video, which has now been viewed over 9,000 times, is starting to make its way around academic circles. 

“I’m already figuring out how to rearrange my syllabus so I can teach this in class,” said Amy Carrozzi, who teaches advanced snuggling at Radcliffe College. “Snugglers like this come along once in a generation. If you’re lucky.”

Though attempts have been made to identify the two cats in the video, no one has yet been able to successfully track them down.

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