Usually kittehs EAT sushi. This time, they ARE sushi. This site is connected somehow. I think. Maybe. Lost in translation, we are. Gonna give these a guess- see hovers.
UPDATE: Tracked this back through several websites and found some more info.
~The Creditos~
1-6: Incredible Things.
7-14: Some website with a .jp domain I got no idea.
Originally spotted on the Internet.
I’ve been deep-sea diving since I was old enough to swim, and I guess you could say I’ve seen it all. Gossamer jellyfish billowing like clouds, delicate fingers of coral in crystal blue reefs, the glint of sunlight reflected by vast schools of fish. But nothing can prepare you for the day you encounter your very first mermaid.
(Photo removed, but may be seen at Karen Dillabough Photography on Facebook.)
We’re tryin’ to get our play on. Go take some pictures of trees or sumpin’.
Jesse the Lab and Gordy the Bassett should get a room, Katie K.
4 out of 5 big sisters agree, bad puns and passing gas are dumb.
Sender inner Ivy G. tells us, “This is 10 month old Tony inside the house, with big sister Marcy looking on in annoyance. We got Tony last year as a three-month old and it’s taken Marcy a long time to accept him (begrudgingly):).”
Check your CO Calendar- today’s Photo Assignment Day #3: how much cuteness can you put in your pocket? Grab your hedgie, hamster, gerbil, ratso, puppeh or kitteh- if they can fit in your pocket, we’d like to see the photo! It could end up right here on Cute Overload. Here’s where to send it!
Photo by The Furrtographer.
Codename, … “Mr. P.”
Any resemblance between Mr. P. and a miniature horse is purely coincidence.
OK little girl, just pretend you don’t notice.
Nothing unusual here.
Situation normal.
Wait, isn’t that a …. NO! ha ha ha.
Suuuuuuuuuuuure.
Riiiiiiiiight.
After a long day workin’ his halter ego, Mr. P. can finally relax.
And have fun horsing around!
Pony Therapy with Molly & Mr. P., photos and cute article via The Daily Mail
That would be what’s usually known as a “Non sequitur.”
Non sequitur (pron.: /nɒnˈsɛkwɪtər/) is Latin for “it does not follow.” It is most often used as a noun to describe illogical statements.
And that’s just what this video is. “High Diving” + “Giraffes” aren’t generally used together in sentences. But here we go!
“This is not mine but I came across it today and I thought of you. High-diving giraffes! (I mean, really, where else but up high would giraffes dive from, anyway?) Make sure you watch all the way to the end of the credits.” -Cuteporter Allein S.
Hey Hoomin! Wanna pat my head? Lemme just scoot over for ya.
“You guys must have received this a million times already, but here it is again. Look! A man is being blorped! Twice!” -Vanessa B.
(From the video:) “Charlie Bird meets seals while traveling through Antarctica following the route of explorer Tom Crean’s final expedition alongside Ernest Shackleton aboard the Endurance in 1914-15.”
Back in the day, otters stacked cups. Oh, times were so much simpler then. Where’s that otter? He could tell us what’s up with this whole craze.
Fave Frame:
SweetyHigh, “and that’s Sweety with a ‘y’“.
Some dogs are content to snooze in the sunshine.
Harley would rather get down, if you don’t mind.
Spotted on Mashable.
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