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Cat Gives Local Restaurant Bad Review
Noted feline food critic Rusty has given an area seafood joint two paws down.
“He was not a fan of the crab cakes at all,” Rusty’s editor John Steyer tells The Fluffington Post. “The tilapia was passable, but he wouldn’t recommend it.”
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Puppy Rents Playground for Private Event
Winnie, a 4-month-old Victorian bulldog from New York City, was tired of competing with other kids for swing and slide time. She saved up a little scratch so she could rent the playground from the city and enjoy it all on her own.
“She was on the swings for a good two to three hours, then the monkey bars,” says Amelia Foster, a friend. “She had a blast without those annoying kids running around.”
Submitted by Megan Swift.
These Cat Pajamas Are The Cat’s Pajamas!
In the 1920s, “The Cat’s Pajamas” was common slang for something outstanding or impressive. “This cloche hat is The Cat’s Pajamas,” a young flapper might say.
That phrase is also the perfect way to describe these actual cat pajamas, modeled here by Hanna. Who needs fur when you can sleep in this delightful housecoat?
Cat robe sold separately.
Via Loreli M.
Celebrity Hamster Joins Twitter
Reality TV star and notable hamster Baby Borscht has signed up for everyone’s favorite microblogging network, Twitter. The celeb joins a recent spate of A-listers who are engaging directly with their fans through social media.
So who is BB following?
“So far, just the account for The Snuggie – you know, that blanket with arm holes,” says Beth Caroll, Mr. Borscht’s publicist. “He loves that crap.”
Via Carolyn Coles.
Dog Won’t Stop Staring at New Kitty
In all his eight years, Buddy the dog has never seen a cat. When Felix moved in, it was a bit of a culture shock.
“He can’t stop staring,” says Ashleigh Sudman, a source close to the situation. “He knows Felix is not a human and he knows he’s not a dog, but he just can’t figure it out. Felix is nice about it, but every so often he gives me this look that says, ‘What is wrong with this dog?! Get him out of here!’ ”
