I Double-Derp Dare You

What, are you chicken? Go ahead, lick the window. I promise your tongue won’t get stuck. (You will, however, look like a total dork for our amusement.)


With this much derp, we’ll need more than one FaveFrame™

59 comments … read them below or add one

  1. Kelly says:

    Oh my gosh leetle fox! You look so deerpy but so adorable!

    • Theresa says:

      Yeah, isn’t “derpy” kind of the opposite of foxes’ reputation?

      • Fird Birfle says:

        Re. “little foxes”:

        Two Wild and Crazy Guys [early SNL/ Season three]

        Yortuk Festrunk…..Dan Aykroyd
        Georg Festrunk…..Steve Martin
        Cliff…..Garrett Morris
        Fox #1…..Gild Radner
        Fox #2…..Laraine Newman

        [ those Wild and Crazy Guys, Yortuk and Georg Festrunk swingingly enter their bachelor pad ]

        Yortuk Festrunk: Oh, Georg my brother, there will certainly be a lot of swinging in our bachelor pad tonight!

        Georg Festrunk: [ laughing and swinging ] Hold it! Let’s catch some rays!

        Yortuk Festrunk: You and what Army! [ they both laugh and swing ] Forget about it! [ they swing-motion towards their wet bar ] Ah, that fox bar was really something tonight. It was no difficulty to see many swinging Americans enjoying each other a great deal.

        Georg Festrunk: And here is a thing I will tell you: that two swinging foxes have the hots-on for us, and are coming here tonight to let us hold on to their big American brea$ts!

  2. Berg says:

    Too funny! But I hope someone gave the fox some water… I suspect that behaviour is due to thirst.

    • Adam Lang says:

      Actually, he could be looking for salt. Major reason for a variety of licking behaviors.

      • fanciD says:

        Dogs do this all the time. Windows are just a new and novel surface. think if you’d never felt one, you’d enjoy running your fingers on it. This is at a fox sanctuary. All’s well with the world.
        *hits ‘replay’ for 18th time*

      • Lizzy says:

        I read that as ‘my reason’ and raised my eyebrows. Most people wouldn’t admit to that kind of behaviour in public……

  3. Adam Lang says:

    Saw this video years ago, but I gotta say, it is no less funny the thirtieth time you see it.

  4. Theresa says:

    Do I hear CHICKENS in the background?

  5. jakepets says:

    I’m confusalated. Is the fox outside looking in? Or inside looking out? Is that another fox in the background? Are hens or other fowl dancing around taunting poor foxy-loxy? Enquiring minds want to KNOW!

  6. JenDeyan says:

    Am I the only one disturbed by this video? It seems like something was wrong with that fox.

  7. Gaz says:

    Mr. Fox looks kind of cross-eyed. Wonder if his name is Michael…

  8. Nikki says:

    What is the backstory on this? Anyone know?

  9. Gigi says:

    Mister Fox looks kind of crazed.

  10. SlaveToCat says:

    I know if I lick really hard I can almost taste you my pretty….

    Nom nom nom you taste just like chicken silly human.

  11. Anytime a wild animal approaches humans or it acts docile — which is behaviorally atypical for a wild animal — that’s a damn good sign something is wrong. As in: rabies encephalitis. This fox doesn’t look normal.

  12. Camaleao says:

    One of the comments in YouTube:
    “Firefox has encountered an unexpected promblem with Windows!”

    HAH!

  13. Jiffknee says:

    Is foxy licking frost from the window? I’m a-thinking perhaps this is an animal sanctuary?

  14. Annie Stuart says:

    I get the idea that the fox is *inside* some sort of fox-exhibit (hence the other foxiekins trotting past in the background) perhaps at a zoo or sanctuary of some kind, and there are geese around squawking. Not a wild fox, probably bored, also probably wants a taste of noisy goose.

  15. chanpon says:

    I love foxes, and I would’ve never guessed you can make foxes look dorky.

  16. krumsmum says:

    My dog does this sometimes, why I dont know. Just to be silly I think. He certainly isnt rabid and this video is adorable and dorky.

  17. the other jen says:

    NEED BACK STORY!

  18. Mudbug says:

    Oooh Foxy baby ! I’m coming to get ya !

  19. Ree says:

    Firefox has encountered an unexpected problem with Windows.

  20. fanciD says:

    No one’s asking the hard questions here. As in- WHY DID THEY STOP RECORDING??????

  21. FinnMacCool says:

    Did he look really frustrated, kinda angry, to anyone else?

  22. FancyNancy says:

    OMFG – I could not stop laughing…..

    Side note: I’m a little concerned that so many people think that goose honking in the background is chickens…. I’m all, “Really, that’s what you think chickens sounds like?” LOL

    • Ali-Baba says:

      That reminds of a time I was at a restaurant that billed itself as outdoorsy & had wild animal noises playing in the background. This lady in the booth behind me told her kid , “that’s a pig.” It was a bear. ;-)

      • pookie says:

        Was at the farm animals exhibit at the zoo. A mama cow was nursing her bebeh calf from her full udder. The dad behind me, when addressing his kids, called the mama cow a “he.”

        *smacks forehead*

    • victoreia says:

      Thank you! I knew it wasn’t a chicken, but couldn’t quite put my finger on what was doing the squawking.

  23. Cassie Novak says:

    Did anyone notice the cat crossing behind the fox? It appears this is a pet fox.

  24. yolanda says:

    Derptastic!
    I can tell by his expression it’s really just a sensual thing. He’s just enjoying the way the cold glass feels and how moisture sometimes drips refreshing and other times you can just see through where you lick, etc. It’s not like he’s got anything better to do!

  25. Gail says:

    …window licker. lol. Fox wanted him some goose dinner. Nyet.

  26. Shaffer says:

    The snosberries taste like snosberries!

  27. Kallisto73 says:

    Are those geese in the background, honking?

    • Noelegy says:

      The geese have done a honking fly-by over our house, three mornings in a row (it’s getting to be spring faster than I’d like), and oh, does it ever perplex the dogs.

  28. Emmylee says:

    Did anyone else think that the Fox has a really wide tongue? Or was it just me?

    It was just me?? Okay then.

  29. Tigerlily74 says:

    One of my dogs does this too. He is certainly not rabid or thirsty or lacking in nutrients. He’s just a little goofy. He rests his upper lip/nose on the glass, which shows his top teeth, exactly like the fox is doing, and since his tongue is hanging out, he licks the glass. It just means he wants to be let back in. His teeth also chatter when he’s excited… he’s just kind of a silly dog!

  30. Diandra says:

    Wasn’t there a picture once upon a time of a squirrel doing this too? Frost must taste delicious.

  31. dogsleder says:

    Megan Frost??