From the Snarker Image Catalog comes the ideal grooming accessory for the busy executive: the Mirror Clock. No longer do you have to stop looking at yourself just to see what time it is — thanks to the Mirror Clock, you can do both!
Giddyup, Krazik!
Hello! You are hearing me talking to you. I am Professor Phish. Just call me Doc. You must go to the pet supply store. The door will open up. Walk in. You will be guided to a little treasure chest. Pay no attention to the little castle, no matter what the other fish there tell you! I must have the treasure chest! Only you can do this. See you soon.
Bobo the fish is making quite a spectacle of himself, Trish W.
Hats off to these cuddular ani-pals. WHO WORE IT BEST? You decide.
Contestant 1: Lovebird Santa
Contestant 2: Meme the kitten’s Dad’s reindeer antlers:
Contestant 3: Beluga Santa! He looks so natural:
Contestant 4: Balbinka the Peeg doffs his fedora:
And finally, Contestant 5: The saddest puppeh in all the world:
Lovebird Santa sent in by Ant at AQFL, Famous Japanese Kitten Meme’s father, who is also PDC (Pretty Darn Cute) in a reindeer hat via 飼い主の ｈａｎａ, Beluga Santa via The Daily Mail, Balbinka the Guinea Pig by the famous Pyza*, Saddest basset pup ever by Hannah19. Aghhhnn.
Will you please check out this insanely prosh, smiling baby dolphers being introduced to a baby penguin:
You killed us ded, Johanna S.
OMG.
No really stop. This is like, unhandle-a-ble. Via DListed, bien sûr.
Now, let’s see… You get some duck food, and you get some duck food, and you get some duck food (wow, I feel just like Oprah here!)…
Well, that was fun. I wonder what’s for lunch?
Posted to our Twitter feed by Elise S.
No goofy caption could outdo this fish story, so let’s cut to Flickr user Snuzzy: “My puppy Rex was doing his very best to eat the fish in my mom’s pond…”
“He didn’t manage to eat any; but he got a surprise fish kiss!”
“(Just before he fell in…)”
Johanna S. says it doesn’t get any better than this.
[hmmm... i guess someone doesn't like us peeping in their window and closed the blinds. try going here.]
Unless your name happens to be Ansel Adams, the craft of landscape photography can be a joyless and frustrating one. If one wishes to merely document an environment, then any approach will do; but to truly capture the majestic soul of a mountain, or the serene beauty of a field of wheat, greater care is required in the selection of equipment, location, and most paramount, composition.
To illustrate, let us consider the landscape below. At first glance, it seems disjointed, overly busy — hardly a sweeping vista worthy of our lens. But by moving the camera to one side, and changing the angle, we discover Will you get the heck out of the way?! Trying to teach a class here! Jeez, some people!
Those crazy otter-hand-holders over at the Vancouver Aquarium are at it again: this time, they caught all the fishes in their natural, decorated, holiday habitat.
Jen M., You can’t hear me but I’m clapping underwater for this submission.
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