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Bunny Blogger Loves RickRolling Fans
Bunny Blogger Loves RickRolling Fans
Truffles has a ton of online friends and fans. The popular bunny blogger is big on every social network.
But at least once a day, he resorts to the oldest Internet trick in the book – the RickRoll.
“It’s definitely funny, and it has its place,” Duncan Mills tells The Fluffington Post. He was a recent victim of Truffles’ online prank, and while he took it in stride, he wonders if it’s a little trite. “I wish Truffles would be more original. I worry he’s losing his edge.”
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Duckling Complains Community Pool Is Too Small
Duckling Complains Community Pool Is Too Small
A complaint has been filed with the Parks and Recreation Department of Corvallis, OR citing the public pool is “ridiculously small.” City officials are reviewing the grievance, but are quick to point out that it was served by Martin the duckling – a well-known local curmudgeon.
“We take every formal complaint seriously,” says Emily Jakes, media relations for the Parks Department. “But Martin can be a little hyperbolic. Also, we’re pretty sure he’s swimming in a doggie dish.”
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PHOTO OP: Bunnies in Repose
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Social Network for Bunnies Gains 50,000 Users Every Month
Social Network for Bunnies Gains 50,000 Users Every Month
Move over, Pinterest. Bunster, a social network for rabbits, is growing faster than a carrot patch on a sunny day.
ComScore estimates the platform is adding 50,000 users every month, and investors are chomping at the bit.
“They’ve yet to generate any revenue,” says Lawrence Seligman, a social media analyst. “Bunnies aren’t exactly a marketer’s dream demographic. But that user base can’t be ignored.”
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