Actually, the posish as well as breed are very aerodynamic, cutting down on drag, resistance, and, uh, gravitational pull. Why, if you look closely, you can see the go-faster stripes and hear the ‘neeerrow’ noise as this piece of corgielated steel vooms through the stratos . . . zzzz zzzzz zzzzzz.
Some do, some don’t. There are two different varieties of corgi: Pembroke and Cardigan. I Think it’s the Pembrokes who don’t, and the Cardigans who do, but I could easily be wrong. It might just as easily be the other way around, but I am not a dog person, per se, I am one of those who think the best dogs say “Meow.”
Corgi plop!
“prosh corgi action”? looks like corgi inaction to me…
He’s not moving from there. That is HIS SPOT. OWN YOUR SPACE, LITTLE GUY.
Stubbular AND fuzzular!
His Latin name is Stubbularis Maximus.
This is Air Corgi flight 53. Requesting permission to begin taxi to runway one-niner left for on-time departure to Miami.
The after effects of a day of shopping the summer sales at the outlet mall.
How many triagle can you find in this picture? Find them all and win a prize!
He’s trying out for the 2016 Olympic planking team….
Love the hovertext!
Looks like he already landed.
Perfectly aligned…. ears, forelegs, and drumsticks all adjusted to the same angle.
I just noticed something…do Corgis not have tails?
Actually, the posish as well as breed are very aerodynamic, cutting down on drag, resistance, and, uh, gravitational pull. Why, if you look closely, you can see the go-faster stripes and hear the ‘neeerrow’ noise as this piece of corgielated steel vooms through the stratos . . . zzzz zzzzz zzzzzz.
Some do, some don’t. There are two different varieties of corgi: Pembroke and Cardigan. I Think it’s the Pembrokes who don’t, and the Cardigans who do, but I could easily be wrong. It might just as easily be the other way around, but I am not a dog person, per se, I am one of those who think the best dogs say “Meow.”
Own your ground. Perfect clip!
Look! A flying carpet…