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Kitty Healing Well After Skateboarding Accident
A cat named Keito is resting comfortably after failing a “laser flip” at the local skate park and breaking his left arm.
“Bro, he was so close too,” says Cody ‘Toasty’ Brackins, a friend and fellow skateboarder. “It would have been such a sweet move – you know, if he hadn’t fallen on his ass.”
Keito’s doctors say he should be ready to “flip some sick ollies” again in 6-8 weeks.
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Chanel to Bottle New ‘Wet Dog’ Fragrance
In a move that has many perfume marketers scratching their heads, Chanel is due to release a line of fragrances called “Wet Dog.”
“Lots of people enjoy the smell of musty mutt hair,” says Melissa Quashie, a Chanel spokesperson. “It reminds them of home and of simpler times. We want to bottle that feeling.”
Not everyone agrees.
“Wet dog is like the worst smell ever,” fashion blogger Kelly Ralls tells The Fluffington Post. “What’s next? Cologne that smells like BO?”
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STUDY: Prairie Dogs Are Natural Harmonica Players
By Scott Friedstein, FluffPo Correspondent
According to a new study just released by the American Zoological Society, prairie dogs are much more musically inclined than previously thought.
In particular, researchers were amazed to find that the burrow-dwelling critters are especially skilled at the harmonica.
"We weren’t sure what to do with them at first,“ says lead researcher Andrew Fricke. "As luck would have it, we had this tiny harmonica lying around the office. One of them grabbed it and just started ripping into this sick 12-bar blues riff. Science can be rewarding sometimes.”
SEE ALSO:Prairie Dog Bluesman to Be Honored at House of Blues
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PHOTO OP: Peep!
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A local cat named Rambo has been diagnosed with cerebral caniform identity disorder – or in layman’s terms: she thinks she’s a dog.
“She started playing fetch last week,” according to Dr. Julius Fefferbaum, who has been treating the confused kitten. “This was preceded by long periods of barking and uncontrollable bacon cravings.“
Fefferbaum says that while cerebral caniform identity disorder is rare, it is treatable, and that with a few months of extensive psychotherapy, Rambo should be back to believing she is a cat.
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