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Local Dog Won’t Return Duplicate Christmas Scarf
Local Dog Won’t Return Duplicate Christmas Scarf
A Chicago dog named Carl is refusing to return or exchange this year’s Christmas haul, despite protests from friends and family that he is taking gift etiquette to the extreme.
“Carl got the same scarf for Christmas three years in a row,” says Claire Finewell, the dog’s cousin. “This year it was from a Secret Santa exchange. He’s really good at pretending to like things when he opens them. He doesn’t want to hurt anyone’s feelings.”
Joseph O’Donnell, Carl’s longtime friend, agrees: “I don’t think anyone will mind if he just exchanges it for an Xbox game or a turtleneck. He should just get what he really wants.”
Instead, sources close to the situation say that Carl will simply rotate the three duplicate scarves equally into his wardrobe and not really make a huge deal about it.
Via cassjacks.
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PHOTO OP: Tell Me What You’re Thinking
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PHOTO OP: Ready to Party
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BREAKING: Hackers Leak Puppy/Kitty ‘Indiana Jones’ Reboot
The bad month for film studios continues. A group of hackers have penetrated the Paramount Pictures computers at Viacom, accessing a trove a emails, studio documents and unreleased films.
The group has begun to slowly leak some of that information to the press and public, including a rough cut of the new Indiana Jones reboot, Indiana Bones: Raiders of the Lost Bark, which was set to hit theaters in May. The new movie is a retelling of the original Indiana Jones film with a dog as the lead protagonist.
This comes just over a month after hackers, reportedly from North Korea, broke into the computers of Sony Pictures in an effort to stop the release of The Interview. It is also just a few days after another, unrelated hacking group hit Sony’s Playstation network.
Though no one has yet taken responsibility for this hack, industry experts think that that the responsible party might be unhappy cats upset by the feline portrayal in the film. Cats were cast exclusively in the parts occupied by Nazis in the original.
H/T The Daily Dot.