What we have here, People..is a Patagonian Cavy. The, uh, business end of a Patagonian Cavy, that ees.
24 Hours Of ‘Tocks…continues.
‘Tocktober 1st /// 24 Hours Of ‘Tocks /// 12:12 pm PT
October 1, 2012 By
What we have here, People..is a Patagonian Cavy. The, uh, business end of a Patagonian Cavy, that ees.
24 Hours Of ‘Tocks…continues.
And how many people went and Googled a Patagonian Cavy to find out what the… uh… non-business end… of one looked like?
Me.
I just saw one at the Lincoln Park Zoo in Chicago, so I knew exactly what the other end looked like!
*raises hand* I did! Wait, does it count as “googled” if I used Wikipedia?
Ooh, the mod lounge. I see someone brought peppermint tea…
with fresh mint!
*raising hand*
I think it’s a cousin of the Jackalope.
*raises hand also* d’awwww…. he’s a cutie!
i was just going to say the same thing
and this one is apparently a wee bairn of a cavy jackalope
I think it’s a Wolpertinger !
Ooh, that is so much cooler!
Hey, have we ever had a jackalope on CO? And if not, why not?
They really don’t like having their picture taken?
They’re actually very shy and usually only come out in the figments of imagination.
Thanks CO! for making me smarter by one animals!
Cutie, a cross between a jack rabbit and small deer. Really different in a good sort a way!
Adorable!
Would that my mother was still alive, when I was a kid, I couldn’t say “ass” or even “butt” – only “bottom” or “behind”…I think mom might have allowed “tocks”.
My grandmother used to say “fanny”, but we have to be careful with that one around British people.
our term of euphemism was “bahunkus”.
Also, we were emphatically *NOT ALLOWED* to say “shut up”….
Never mind that term of Satan: “whatever”.
Same two allowed here. Mom would never have allowed “tocks.” But we did use a Greek combination (due to next door neighbors) that sounded like “bee-so ni-kee” which I can’t find a full translation for. (The first part means “behind” or “back” though.) Any Greeks out there?
For my students we use “derriere” since some things just sound more refined en français!
Oh my gosh! Here is the front of the dahlings! Squeeeee!
http://www.zooborns.com/.a/6a010535647bf3970b0133f34fe435970b-800wi
I can’t decide which is cuter, the south end of a cavy going north, or the north end of a cavy going south. In any event, let’s give them lots of latitude for their power of Qte.