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Today, catnip is generally accepted as a harmless stimulant. But a short subject recovered from the Hey Rube Educational Films vault paints a very different picture.
The 1970s-era public service reel cites medical experts who explain that “there are many similarities between the catnip experience and schizophrenia.”
Do you know a kitty who abuses this dangerous and addictive drug? Have them seek professional help immediately.
Via Chris Taylor.
In a move that has some etiquette experts reeling, a 13-year-old Cocker Spaniel named Piri went ahead and chomped down a nice big slice of watermelon on Thursday.
“There’s nothing wrong with enjoying watermelon on a hot summer’s day,” says etiquette blogger Fran Wallick. “But for God’s sake, pace yourself, and chew with your mouth closed.”
Submitted by Jane Yoo.
“Everyone knows mirrors are portals to alternate universes. That’s just a fact,” said Dr. Francis Goldblum in a phone interview. “What we don’t know is what might come out of those portals.“
While The Fluffington Post could not confirm the validity of “Dr.” Golblum’s diploma, it is clear from the video above that something in the mirror freaked out this cat. Visitor from another world?
Our guess is… no.
Via Reddit.
Let’s face it: guinea pigs can get a little messy.
Fortunately, Oscar the Boston terrier is ready and willing to give his new roommate Cinnamon Spice a bath as needed.
“They have a close relationship,” says Jerri Ehle, a friend of both animals. “Oscar licks Cinnamon clean, Cinnamon picks up the toys in Oscar’s room. Win/win, I say.”
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Noted hedgehog composer Hufflepuff has just completed her latest work, which employs Arnold Schoenberg’s twelve-tone technique.
“It’s an extremely modern piece,” says Ralph Cohen, music critic for Contemporary Magazine. “Not a lot of melody in there, but the structure is brilliant, mathematically speaking.”