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Snap!

by Meg on April 4, 2006

<Glurp!> UCLA tastes sooooo good goin’ down!

Neal of Everett, WA, SWEET shot!

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What a nice couple

by Meg on March 30, 2006

Camilla: It’s a good thing these pens have grips to hang on.

Steve: Yeah? my perch is way scarier—check it—no grips! And our two-pronged hands aren’t helpin’! At least I can show the camera my sweeeeet hiney!

Look a—Whoa! We’re leaning! we’re leaning here!

Camilla: (glances back at Steve) Oh, brother.

Thank you, Chrissy;)

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The sea was angry that day, my friends

by Meg on March 21, 2006

OK OK OKAY ALREADY!

Geeshe.

I have received one billion trillion emails on the following topic, so it’s finally time to post it. Yes, you’ve all read it, bit GUESS WHAT? you’re going to READ IT AGAIN.

I submit to you, thanks to a million billion Cute O readers, the True Story of a Remarkable Friendship. The story of Owen and Mzee, a baby hippo and turtle who befriended each other in Kenya. It’s an uplifting story [music starting] of a tsunami that hit back in 2004, [wildlife sounds] where these two homeless ani-pals were moved to Hallard Park, an animal sanctuary in Kenya. [Macaws cawwing]

"Owen", aka "The Baby Hipster" was one of the animals who moved in. It was here he met "Mzee", a 130 year-old tortoise. [Three's Company Music] The two have been inseparable ever since! The hijiinx!

And now, there’s even a book about it.

Hip hip….

Hooray!

Thanks, Melanie T. and the bajillions of others who sent the story in.

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Frogku

by Meg on March 21, 2006

Slurp, slurp. slurp suh-lurp.
I lick your tiny legs and
then I let you go.

Lickable Frogulence brot to you by Cuteologist Carolyn from New Jersey.

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Oh, this is trouble

by Meg on March 18, 2006

Four dudes, lookin’ to make truh-huh-huh-ble!
Lock up your wimmins!

Thanks Beth, for the David Bradley pic.

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Rule #17: Have tiny ears

by Meg on March 16, 2006

We all know that cheek puff is anerable. Duh!

But we have yet to document ear size. Obvy, the following otter is modeling ideal cute ear size, which is pretty much equivalent to a non-existant ear. So basically, less ear is better. I’m just sayin’.

CHEEK PUFF ALERT!

What’s an otter doing in a bed of straw, Amy L.? (I mean besides making evil plans)

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A-ha! eyes at the level of the nose AGAIN!

by Meg on March 16, 2006

See!!! what did I tell you about eyes at nose level, People!? Here it is, proven AGAIN, this time in Tokyo. See, once again, the Japanese kick our butts with Cuteness. BTW, I’d like to see him try and slurp something up.