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So today I had some things to do and gave Dakota the reins for the night.
However, last I heard, he's serenading some girl with a lute, so here I am.
No, I didn't know they still sold lutes either.
Phunny Story
A couple of animal stories today.
Julian Wolkenstein and stylist Acacio da Silva acted on an interesting idea, creating an internet sensation when they professionally styled the manes of horses and posted the pictures on the web.
The equine divas were tricked out with hair extensions and other indulgences, apparently enjoying the treatment. They did not, however, enjoy the bright lights and pictures.
Said Wolkenstein, "Each horse took around four hours to groom [...] they would shake their heads, give a neigh and then ruffle up their hair."
You look fabulous, darling!
This is for all you cat lovers out there. Hope you like big cats.
In Ashford in the UK, a lion at the Wildlife Heritage Foundation was rushed to surgery the other day. The issue? A massive hairball, irritating his stomach.
The ironically-named Tiny required a blow-dart tranquilizer, six vets, eight handlers, and the large facilities at Pets Ltd. for his treatment. According to onlookers, "It was a real wow moment."
Tiny's operation was a success and he has since recovered. The hairball was composed of hair from his own mane and tail, as well as horse hair from his meals.
Horse hair... awkward.
Partying alot? Regretting it the next morning? Fear not! Try some of these less common hangover remedies.
Scuba divers favorite: a blast from an oxygen tank.
Mongolians recommend pickled sheeps' eyes in tomato juice.
Rub a lemon slice in your armpit (your drinking arm) before drinking.
Create a voodoo doll of the offending bottle and stab it in the cork.
And finally... tripe! Boil it in greasy, root veggie soup before consuming. It doubles as a preventative since considering this remedy will stop you drinking in the first place.
www.dictionary.com gladly gives us:
chimerical
"A massive recall of Reese's products occurred following the discovery of a deadly chimerical in the formula."
"I'm sorry sir, but it seems you have a large chimerical on your right shoulder; fortunately, it's benign."
It's April 9th, which means that it's once again Name Yourself Day. Coincidentally, it is also Winston Churchill Day.
Why not kill two birds with one stone?
It's time that I, Sir Winston Churchill, start the engines and return to the surface. G'night!