” We cannot rise alone.” The light of laughter and mirth lifts us up!This picture is the cutest, most smile inducing, secret chucklingest,…Thanks for the Cute. Meg and Theo!

He DOES look like he’s being beamed-up by the
Mother Ship. Maybe he will like the flashing colored lights and the
music…

While I would know what a t-shirt sporting “Pa-sickie is the new Bleen” would mean; I wouldn’t be caught dead in one. Cute animals pwn cute humans ANY DAY. There are plenty of cute animal options that could be EXCELLENT t-shirts tho!!

Yael: “PROING”

is it boing? is it sproing? methinks it’s boing, looking at how Lambie’s legs are tucked.

But it’s all “bah-sickie” though.

Actually, gravity is a law, not a theory. There’s a difference. A law describes, a theory explains. Just sayin’.

Oh look, a floaty lamb!

This is my new wallpaper. Wonderful photo.

FYI Gerald McBoingBoing was an advertising cartoon character (late 1950′s, I don’t know exactly which year) who could make lots of different sounds, realistically. I think he was advertising a soft drink.

Also FYI I once heard that zoologists call that activity “stotting”. Couldn’t swear to it, recommend the dictionary to check.

I grew up on a “hobby farm”, we had three sheep and new lambs each spring. Lambs can run and jump very soon after birth, no more than a few days at most. In the wild I assume it helped them get away from wolves. (Yes, sheep were once wild; I expect our domestic breeds are stupider and make a lot more wool.)

Domestic sheep are stupid, but they have distinct individual personalities. Hard to see when you have a large flock, because the crowd psychology dominates them totally. When you have only three, their personalities show. I read that sheep can recognize and remember up to 60 distinct sheep faces. So even in a flock, they have some kind of social life, they keep track of each other.

There are people who actually think these are REAL motivational posters, and not spoofs on the motivational-poster concept? Have you only had access to the internet since last week? Hee… I’ve got a video I want to show you, and it’s totally not Rick Astley. I swear.

Kris, I love that skit as well. Poor Bert, at the end when the sheep carry him outside… it’s funny, because I see myself in both the free-spirited Ernie and the neurotic Bert. Kind of like how my two favourite Winnine-The-Pooh characters are Tigger and Rabbit.