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Sci-Fi thriller Honey I Blew Up the Bunny has gained a cult following since its original release in April 2011. But the recently remastered blu-ray edition has not resonated with critics.
“Sure, science fiction asks us to suspend our disbelief,” says Walt McCrystal, who writes about film for Vanity Fair. “But a growth/shrink ray made from an NES Zapper? Come on.”
Submitted by Ash Blodgett.
Confused Cat Thinks He’s a Dog
A cat named Helo from Bainbridge Island, WA is suffering a bit of an identity crisis.
“He loves to play tug,” says Lisa Worley, a source close to the situation. “I think he thinks he’s a dog. When playing tug, you can hear him growl just like a dog does. He also plays fetch and pants like a dog when he’s worn out from playing.”
Guinea Pig Roommates Share Food, Hats
We already know that hats are en vogue for cats, but guinea pigs are not to be outdone. New York City piggies Mischka and Leela share an apartment, but they also like the same foods and fashions. Though they can only afford one fez, they alternate days wearing it.
“Monday, Wednesday and Friday, I’ll see Leela wearing it,” says Clyde Tilman, who lives in the apartment below. “Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, it’s Mischka. Sundays are always up for grabs though.”
Submitted by Emma Roth.
Bunnies Solve Sunday Times Crossword Without Internet
Rabbit pals Seymour and Lucky have finally done it. They’ve completed The New York Times Sunday crossword puzzle without help from Google.
“If you know the puzzle, you know it’s really hard on Sundays,” says Carol Briggs, a source close to the bunnies. “Those two work on it every weekend, but they always get stuck and end up cheating. I’m proud that they finally did an honest puzzle.”
Submitted by Hugo Clery.
Excited Pom Falls Into Duck Pond
A Pomeranian named Peanut was a little too anxious to visit the duck pond on Saturday. In his haste to greet his fowl friends, he took a spill right into the water.
“Silly Peanut,” says Melissa Bell, a source close to the situation.
