Ya’ll remember Heart Kun, the Japanese (natch) Chihuahua born with a heart-shaped marking on his coat. The one that brought great luck and lottery winnings to their owners? Well, according to the Los Angeles Times, Heart-kun has a new younger brother “Love-kun” also born with a heart-shaped marking. Behold!
In case you missed him the first time, here is Heart-Kun, in his debut photos;
All the credit goes to Alert Sender-Inners Mike B and Laura W., The Los Angeles Times and Snopes.com.
Yeah, it’s my security bulldog SO WHAT
Stop making fun of him, Kezia S. and Kris W.!
Excellent new CATegory, Monica and Monica’s boyfriend who had the idea in the first place
I’d heard about them on “Oprah,” and some of the girls down at Marcelle’s Salon made jokes about them, but nothing prepared me for the day my husband told me he was … a plushie.
“It’s just something I have to do,” he said, “it’s part of who I am.” I tried to accept it, but the thought of Bob fantasizing about plush animals, even dressing up as one? It all seemed so weird. But with patience and counseling, we worked past our pain, and now our marriage is stronger than ever.
Thank you so much for sharing, Judy H.
DOG
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OTTER!
MacKenzie G., throw some abalone in there and see if he goes for it.
Meet “Runt”, the 3-week old kitteh.
He’s got three bros, all of whom are black and white too. I think he’s chewing on his bro here:
WIth all the kittayns sporting the cow look, Sender Inner Kimberly H. calls them “Moo Mews*”
*Say three times fast, Bitches!
Is the long weekend over?
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Peeps, if I’m doin’ the posts today, I’m postin’ some tabby tigers. Noooo apologies. You did know there’s a whole Flickr group full of these fine felines, right?
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Rule of Cuteness #4: more than one species of baby flopping around is cute
The color coordination is irresistible, and the low-down camera angle just accentuates the fact they are not much larger than the blades of grass they sit on. *But* I give them an 8.5—no paws are up, and there is the BEF on the bunny (Beady Eye Factor)
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Hey, how did that kitten get on my grandma’s floor? [Best linoleum pattern Evar!]
Christina R., beautiful job.
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What’s more delicious? this kitten stack from *Roes* Flickr Photostream or THIS 100-by-100 stack of In and Out Burgers??!
Thanks, Anne L.!
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CuteOverload—where you can expect the maximum kittens per square inch
We really pack ‘em in, People.
Rhum the kitten and Aluccia wrote in, and all Aluccia said was: “i love him.”
P.S. Desktop photo alert! We’re talking twice life-sized, People!
Any country can set an elegant table, but few can match the Japanese for ritual. According to custom, one says itadakimasu (“I receive”) before starting a meal, then dries one’s hands on the hot towel provided. And no Japanese table is completely set until the arrival of the hashi neko, or chopsticks cat.
The chopsticks cat can trace its origins to the stern imperial courts of the 8th century, in which specially-trained cats would guard the chopsticks of the emperor and empress, and scratch anyone else who dared reach for them.
Domo arigato, Joanna P.
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