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As we've mentioned, it's wedding planning mania here on the Sugar Network, and throughout the next couple of weeks, I'll be sharing some of my favorite wedding moments from television.
When it comes to wedding planning and romance in general, Cynthia Nixon's Miranda character on "Sex and the City" isn't big on tradition, and that's one reason I love this scene from the season six episode entitled "The Ick Factor." A white dress is out of the question, but Miranda still can't help but give in to some of the cheesy nuptial conventions. To watch the clip,
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glam-sugar 8 years
That was a great tv wedding moment! I also loved when Carrie was engaged to Aiden and her and Miranda went dress shopping and tried on those ugly dresses! lmao!
chancleta 8 years
Love it!
SU3 8 years
Oh how I miss SATC! That was a beautiful garden wedding :)
mallomar 8 years
Miranda is definitely my SATC counterpart... now I just need to find my Steve. Good episode. Great show. :)
thegirlisblue 8 years
Aw, I loved Miranda's wedding... and the episode has one of my favorite lines "The jig is up."
Linda-McP 8 years
Love Miranda and the whole shopping for the gown experience. She did her wedding her way; good for her!
swwonder 8 years
This is one of my fave SATC episodes, Steve and Miranda were such a sweet couple.
jennajen 8 years
"I have a child-the jig is up!" Classic. I loved this episode.
PrissyLilBadAss 8 years
Awww... I loved Miranda's wedding. The whole way they found the location, and how excited her housekeeper gets at the end of the ceremony. It was just a sweet wedding without the normal cheesiness of TV weddings. And our course Miranda shopping for the dress whilst on her cell phone the whole time made for fine entertainment! "Party like a rock star, pound like a porn star, play like an all star!"
bpjedi 8 years
Loved the whole "Miranda gets married" thing, too. The wedding totally fit the character, and I thought it was good that the show's writers/producers decided to go in the direction they did instead of doing instead of making her wedding standard and traditional. Despite years of warning, some people are still surprised I didn't want an engagement ring, and refuse to buy a pouffy white dress.
catstarr 8 years
I love Miranda's wedding. It was so perfectly Miranda.


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Thank you. Noticed Nu Loom sells a Henna 5' round rug also. what is the deference between Alexa and Henna? Thanks
The rug is beautiful. It does shed, however this has not been a problem and I don't find it to be exc. I bought the rug to place under a glass cocktail table. when you shake the rug the pile stands up and the presentation is gorgeous. I priced round Flokati wool rugs at almost three times the cost of this nuLoom and I think for the money I got plenty of bang for my buck....
ITEM#: 12915115The standard Flokati rug is made in Greece using 100-percent New Zealand wool. The Alexa Standard Flokati offers a more affordable and less plush area rug as compared to our Ultra Premium Flokati.
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My 65 Impala 283 has what I have been calling a second oil filter. It is located not under the car but on top to the left of the motor. I heard that it was once called a toilet paper filter or even an oil bypass system. My question is where do I go to find a replacement filter. As of rght now no auto store has it or even know what I am talking about.
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Remove the adapter from the engine block where the original oil filter suppose to be at and screw in the new one-all you have here is a remote oil filter
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Album Rating: 5.0 | Sound OffPlus it has the best sustained guitar feed back ever done. Plus those vocals, mainly in the middle of the song...Plus the keyboard solo at 4:44, plus the arrangements... Definitely a top 3.
Album Rating: 5.0The ST song and Experience are tied for best GG song.
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Album Rating: 5.0 | Sound OffIn my way did I use you, do you think I really abused you
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@beefshoes, I have both songs in my top 4 of my GG songs list. The ST is my ultime favorite.
@Friday, I agreed, and I have On Reflection at the 6th position into my list.
Album Rating: 4.0yeah, the ST track has such a wicked violin riff
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Vegetarian food in an easy to find location, was easily made vegan for me. The day I went I got a salad, soup and main plate of vegies and mashed potato and spinach for 9 soles. It was filling but not super inspiring and everything was kind of warm and a little bit sad (including the salad and apple juice).
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Allies of the photo enforcement industry bankroll front group to fight referendum on red light camera use in College Station, Texas.
Insiders are bankrolling the lone group that supports red light cameras in College Station, Texas. Last month, the Keep College Station Safe Political Action Committee (PAC) formed "to give a voice to local residents who support the significant safety benefits of the city's red-light camera program." Financial disclosure reports filed on Monday show that no College Station resident has actually supported the effort.
The PAC reported collecting $19,000 in political donations, of which $10,000 was provided by ATS. Another $6,500 was provided as an in-kind donation from Questmark Information Management Inc, a company that holds a contract for printing toll road statements and tickets for Harris County. ATS happens to run the cameras that generate the citations for Harris County toll roads. The only other contribution listed was a $2500 contribution from a Houston firm, REM Services, Inc.
On the other side of the issue, College Station resident Jim Ash led the effort to gather the voter signatures required to place the referendum on the November 3 ballot. He told TheNewspaper that he was proud that his $4300 in donations came from College Station residents, with the exception of support from Houston attorney Paul Kubosh -- a high-profile opponent of automated enforcement in Texas.
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Hi we're Susan & Don Wakal.
We relocated to Vancouver Island, from snowy Alberta, in 2005, wanting to take advantage of the wonderful climate and lifestyle this location offers. We find it fragrant, colourful & sunny in the summer; lush, green and moist in the winter. What's not to love! Our first year on the island, we lost count after 55 friends came to see us. Based on this experience, we decided to invest in real estate and start offering a bit of island time to those in need of a home away from home to rest, relax, rejuvenate or as a first step in their own relocation. We do hope you'll decide to take advantage of this wonderful little suite to partake in some island time yourself. We think you deserve it!
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"The man of integrity walks securely, but he who takes crooked paths will be found out." (Proverbs 10:9 NIV)
People with integrity live by fairness, even when fairness puts them at a disadvantage or causes them significant difficulty. They fight fair even when those around them do not.
People of integrity consider their word their bond, allowing their "yes" to mean "yes" and their "no" to mean "no."
People of integrity are authentic and transparent; they act the same, no matter who is present. Their lives are "what you see is what you get."
People of integrity are straightforward in their conduct. They don't hide what they're doing, and they don't say one thing and do another. They are people "in whose spirit is no deceit" (Psalm 32:2 NIV).
People with integrity explain the facts in an even-handed manner, not in a way that makes them look better than the other person. They are respectful, helpful and gracious to everyone and anyone.
People of integrity go the extra mile with a smile. They do more than is required of them.
People of integrity are not afraid to ask for help. They're not afraid to let God be their strength. They're able to handle tough situations, knowing God is at work in them.
People of integrity focus on "whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable," anything at all that is excellent or praiseworthy (Philippians 4:8 NIV).
Jon Walker is the author Costly Grace: A Contemporary View of Bonhoeffer's 'The Cost of Discipleship' and managing editor of Rick Warren's Daily Devotionals. © 2011 Jon Walker. Used by permission.
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On Tuesday, Jan. 29, a horrific incident took place on a school bus in Alabama in which a gunman ambushed a school bus to kidnap a child and fatally shot the student transporter.
Anyone who drives a school bus performs the same duties that this student transporter was performing when he lost his life. Our natural reactions are fear for our own safety, anger toward the gunman and sympathy for the student transporter and his family.
It's not uncommon to expect a solution to prevent this from ever occurring again and expect a solution immediately; however, what are the solutions? Arm student transporters or provide armed guards on every bus? Provide each school employee with bulletproof attire? Install bulletproof cages around the driver's compartment in each bus?
None of these is a truly viable solution, and would you really want to work in an environment with these conditions?
I am by no means trying to downplay the event that took place; however, all employees need to feel safe when they report to work each day and not worry "Is this going to happen to me?"
In the Alabama incident, the student transporter was ambushed, and there probably wasn't much he could have done to prevent the situation.
The safety of the staff is of the utmost importance to all transportation directors at all times. Given the horrendous nature of this event — and the Sandy Hook Elementary shooting just a few weeks ago — now is the time that transportation directors need to be working with local law enforcement to review policies and procedures in an attempt to prevent these situations from occurring, and to develop a plan of action in case they do occur.
In working with local law enforcement agencies, develop training exercises and mock simulations to prepare staff in dealing with these situations while being sensitive to staff emotions, so as not to instill fear in them.
School buses are still the safest means of ground transportation available. Incidents of this nature are extremely rare. [One similar incident took place about eight years ago, in 2005, when Tennessee school bus driver Joyce Gregory was shot and killed in the line of duty.]
Each day, more than 470,000 school buses hit the road at least twice per day across the U.S. This equates to around 170 million trips each school year, the vast majority of them without incident.
As always, thank you for your dedication to the safe transportation of our students each day. As a student transporter, you are part of a unique and elite profession.
Most people turn away when asked to drive a school bus, but as student transporters, we not only accept the challenge — we conquer the challenge.
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In the unfortunate event and demise of this poor bus driver, a handgun would not have prevented him from suffering his fate or the abduction of the child. There are those circumstances when no matter what preventative measures have been employed, a perpetrator has the upper hand and is able to commit a horrible act. Signs on buses indicating continual actual time surveylance and armed guard present wouldn't discourage someone in their "wrong" mind from doing something so horrible. I do agree with Jeff that it is instances like this that remind us to review our procedures in accordance with our local law enforcement agency and to ensure that we are doing everything we can within reason to ensure safety for all.
Well said Jeff I will be sharing your post with our drivers.
Thank You,
Thank You Jeff for the acknowledgement. School Bus Drivers armed? Not sure about that. I am totally pro-gun rights, but.... On a school bus? We would always have to have it strapped to the body at all times of course. There are some pretty bad students out there that may decide they want that gun and attack the driver to get it and use it. Here's another scenario... bad guy enters bus with gun, Driver is at all times seat belted down. (disadvantage). If the driver was fortunate enough to draw his gun in time then we're talking about a close range shoot off, bullets flying, kids getting hit by them? Maybe knowing that drivers are carrying would detour "some" from another incident like in Alabama? If a crazy is determind to ditto this again, nothing will stop their twisted determination unfortunately. Here's food for thought...If a driver is approaching a stop and there is a person they have not seen before, and going on intuition, that deep gut feeling we have that screams somethings wrong, something is just not right here. We should Abort the stop and keep going and immediately report it to base and have them send an officer to that stop. Look, it's not like it's going to happen often. This could possibly save a life. And that's what our job is all about, Doing our up most in keeping our students safe from injury and death. Now we have to add kidnapping from off our school buses to the list. And hoping the students we protect do not get traumatized seeing their school bus driver getting shot and killed. I give a salute to my fellow drivers and stay safe out there, will ya please.
A machine gun mounded on the front hood?
As a student transporter myself? It is an extremely rewarding profession! Unfortunately not one that pays as well as one would expect. So thank your child's school bus driver, the next time you get the chance. And thanks again for your adorable kids!
Like everyone, I have been sickened by the incident in Alabama. I am wondering about what Jeff says about needed review with law enforcement of policies and procedures that might prevent a similar event. I'd be interested in hearing from all of you about the components of policies and procedures that you find relevant and important in this situation. We need to attack the potential for this kind of violence, and the need for heroism like Charles Poland Jr. demonstrated, on many levels. If cooperation with law enforcement, and policy review is one of those levels, what do you feel like you need?
I totally agree with your comments but sometimes, as I'm sure you already know, there's road blocks in getting support when it comes to school bus drivers; most people just want their child brought home with no delays but getting law enforcement involved would take getting the administration to support us; that can be very difficult, the administration usually only gets involved when it's teacher or a complaint. But I will keep after them. Again thanks for your acticle.
Probably so, especially when considering that the number one workplace injury for women in our country is homicide. Regardless, no place for badly injured or dead school bus drivers in our industry (or any industry) when good training is provided, or self-provided.
i drive a school bus and have for the past 8 years. I like this job even though some days are more stressful than others, but I feel like there are far more dangerous jobs than this one.
I disagree with some parts of this article. First, I believe Charles Poland, Jr. was a hero every time he got behind the wheel of a school bus, and it annoys me that the crazy's name is now mentioned more than our hero's name, and in some cases the bus driver's name receives no mention at all. The crazy with a gun was taken out not by education brochures and crossing fingers for the best, but by a good guy with a gun. I would accept a bus driver with a handgun (providing a safety and laser pointer installed on that gun), an acceptable psychological profile, and real skill training could easily have dealt with that crazy on the bus. I would also accept an alternative: REAL close-quarter skill training, not the usual and useless bus driver 2-hr self-defense training some receive, but real, practiced, disciplined, and proved proficient. There was time to stop that intruder on that bus in the moment but unfortunately, our hero did not have the skills to do other than distract that crazy from taking more children. That is part of what makes for some heroes would suppose -- having not the tools, skills, or training but tries anyway to stop a crazy. Better support, that is skilled training, could have changed everything, and we would still have a hero behind the wheel of his school bus.
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- Billion Prices Project — rather than wait for official inflation figures, the BPP from MIT scans online retailer prices from around the planet. (via The Economist)
- Readings in Education — Dan Meyer has linked to some of the best papers he's been reading at grad school. If you have opinions about education, or are thinking of doing something to "fix education", you have to read Public Goods, Private Goods (PDF). It brilliantly, concisely, and clearly sums up the reason that conversations about education are so broken. The other papers Dan linked to are equally wow. Another paper (PDF) on the difference in mindsets between educational researcher and practicing teacher says: The initial [teacher] impulse is still to intervene and fix the problem, or critique the actions of the teacher who made the mistake. It also often leads students to frame their own research around educational success stories. The idea is to pick an intervention that promises to improve education—a new teaching technique, curriculum approach, instructional technology, reform effort, or administrative structure—and study it in practice. The desired outcome is that the intervention works rather well, and the function of the study is to document this and suggest how the approach could be improved in the future. This often leads to an approach to scholarship (and eventually to a kind of scholarly literature) that is relentlessly, unrealistically, sometimes comically optimistic—one that suggests that there is an implementable answer to every educational problem and that help is always on the way. He could be writing about every educational startup.
- Truthy — a research project that helps you understand how memes spread online. With our images and statistics, you can help identify misuse of Twitter. (via Pete Warden)
- Hackers Are Being Radicalised By Government Policy (Guardian) — As long as it seems that direct action is more effective than democratic engagement, it's clear that the former will appear a more attractive option to many. The official line that the internet is a dangerous territory to be subdued is responsible for an alarming radicalisation. This is not just an issue for the tabloids' oddballs and nerds, it's an issue for everyone who believes in the fundamental importance of freedom. The Internet uprising is not causing bad regulation; bad regulation caused the Internet uprising. (via Gabriella Coleman)
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Four short links: 29 June 2011
Crowdsourced Economics, Education Gold, Meme Analytics, Hacktivism
Four short links: 27 June 2011
Poor Economics, Shrinking Web, Orphans Put to Work, Realtime Log Monitoring
- Poor Economics — this is possibly the best thing I will read all year, an insightful (and research-backed) book digging into the economics of poverty. Read the lecture slides online, they'll give you a very clear taste of what the book's about. Love that the website is so very complementary to the book, and 100% aligned with the ambition to convince and spread the word. Kindle-purchasable, too. Sample boggle (one of many): children of children born during the Chinese famine are smaller, and children who were in utero during Ramadan earn less as adults.
- The Web Is Shrinking (All Things D) — graph that makes Facebook look massively important and the rest of the web look insignificant. It doesn't take into account the nature of the interaction (shopping? research? chat?), and depends heavily on the comScore visits metric being a reliable proxy for "use". I'd expect to see other neutral measures of "use" decreasing (e.g., searches for "school holidays") if overall web use were decreasing, yet they don't seem to be. Nonetheless, Facebook has become the new millennium's AOL: keywords, grandparents, and a zealous devotion to advertising. At least Facebook doesn't send me #&#^%*ing CDs.
- Orphan Works Project (University of Michigan) — library will digitize orphaned works for researchers. Lovely to see someone breaking the paralysis that orphaned works induce. (via BoingBoing)
- log.io — node.js system for real-time log monitoring in your browser. (via Vasudev Ram)
Four short links: 26 May 2011
Fibre Horse, Forced Gold Farming, Google Correlate, Internet GDP
- Draft Horses Bring Fibre to Remote Locations — I love the conjunction of old and new, as draft horses prove the best way to lay fibre in remote Vermont. (via David Isenberg)
- Chinese Political Prisoners Gold-Farming (Guardian) — "Prison bosses made more money forcing inmates to play games than they do forcing people to do manual labour," Liu told the Guardian. "There were 300 prisoners forced to play games. We worked 12-hour shifts in the camp. I heard them say they could earn 5,000-6,000rmb [£470-570] a day. We didn't see any of the money. The computers were never turned off."
- Correlate — Google Correlate finds search patterns which correspond with real-world trends. You upload your time series or geographic data, they find search terms that correlate. Very cool!
- McKinsey Internet Matters Report (PDF, free registration required) — Internet responsible for 3.4% of GDP in the countries they studied, 21% of GDP growth in last 5 years in mature countries, 2.6 jobs created for every one lost, and 75% of the Internet's impact arises from traditional industries. Lots more like this in here. The United States captures more than 30 percent of global internet revenues and more than 40 percent of net income.
Four short links: 14 October 2010
Google Price Index, The High Cost of Freemium, Literate Programming, Results Clustering
- Google Creates New Inflation Measure (The Guardian) — The Google Price Index will be based on the cost of goods sold online and could use real-time search data to forecast official figures. Clever use of unique data, but can the GPI findings be reproduced by another agency? I do like the idea of moving national statistical measures into real-time.
- How To Break The Trust of Your Customers In Just One Day — some horrifying revelations about how freemium worked for Chargify and their customers: Over the past year, we discovered that the customer that never paid had the highest support load. […] Everyone's always talking about freemium, but very few people actually use it, and we discovered this in looking at our customers for the past year. The reality was that less than 0.4% of customers had any sizeable number of free customers on their accounts. (via Hacker News)
- Annotated Backbone.js — very readable literate programming. (via Simon Willison)
- Carrot2 — open source results clustering engine.
Four short links: 26 August 2010
Economic Growth Without Copyright, Ebook Numbers, Hypothesis Analysis Tool, Who Pays for Open Data?
- Germany's Industrial Expansion Fueled by Absence of Copyright Law? (Der Spiegel) — fascinating article about the extraordinary publishing output in 1800s Germany vs other nations, all with no effective and enforceable copyright laws. Sigismund Hermbstädt, for example, a chemistry and pharmacy professor in Berlin, who has long since disappeared into the oblivion of history, earned more royalties for his "Principles of Leather Tanning" published in 1806 than British author Mary Shelley did for her horror novel "Frankenstein," which is still famous today. Books were released in high-quality high-price format and low-quality low-price format, and Germans bought them in record numbers. When copyright law became established, publishers did away with the low-quality low-price version and authors complained about the drop in revenue.
- Cheap Ebooks Give Second Life to Backlist — it can't be said enough that dead material in print can have a second life online. Here are numbers to make the story plain. (via Hacker News)
- Competing Hypotheses — a free, open source tool for complex research problems. A software companion to a 30+ year-old CIA research methodology, Open Source Analysis of Competing Hypotheses (ACH) will help you think objectively and logically about overwhelming amounts of data and hypotheses. It can also guide research teams toward more productive discussions by identifying the exact points of contention. (via johnmscott on Twitter)
- Economics of Scholarly Production: Supplemental Materials — scholarly publications include data and documentation that's not in the official peer-reviewed article. Storing and distributing this has been the publication's responsibility, but they're spitting the dummy. Now the researcher's organisation will have to house these supplemental materials. If data is as critical to science as the article it generates, yet small articles can come from terabytes of data, what's the Right Thing To Do that scales across all academia? (via Cameron Neylon)
Four short links: 21 July 2010
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- The Men Who Stare at Screens (NY Times) — What was unexpected was that many of the men who sat long hours and developed heart problems also exercised. Quite a few of them said they did so regularly and led active lifestyles. The men worked out, then sat in cars and in front of televisions for hours, and their risk of heart disease soared, despite the exercise. Their workouts did not counteract the ill effects of sitting. (via Andy Baio)
- Caring with Cash — describes a study where "pay however much you want" had high response rate but low average price, "half goes to charity" barely changed from the control (fixed price) response rate, but "half goes to charity and you can pay what you like" earned more money than either strategy.
- Behavioural Economics a Political Placebo? (NY Times) — As policymakers use it to devise programs, it's becoming clear that behavioral economics is being asked to solve problems it wasn't meant to address. Indeed, it seems in some cases that behavioral economics is being used as a political expedient, allowing policymakers to avoid painful but more effective solutions rooted in traditional economics. (via Mind Hacks)
- Protege — open source ontology editor and knowledge-base framework.
iPhone economics and lower barriers to entry
The power of the App Store is defined by more than direct revenue.
The App Store has exposed incumbents in the mobile industry to the same sort of asymmetric competition that has reshaped the media industry over the past decade. Developers are responding in droves to the economic incentives that lower barriers to entry create, as well as the fact that the App Store has generated $1 billion in royalty payments in just a few years.
Sifting Through All These Books
We have a massive and growing supply and demand imbalance in the book business. And, as the technologies for creating and distributing books becomes trivial, the supply of books is just going to keep growing exponentially…. How are people going to sift through all these books to find what they want?
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Four short links: 25 May 2010
European Economic Crisis, Scaling Guardian API, Cheerful Pessimism, and Science Mapping
- Lending Merry-Go-Round — these guys have been Australia's sharpest satire for years, filling the role of the Daily Show. Here they ask some strong questions about the state of Europe's economies … (via jdub on Twitter)
- What's Powering the Guardian's Content API — Scala and Solr/Lucene on EC2 is the short answer. The long answer reveals the details of their setup, including some of their indexing tricks that means Solr can index all their content in just an hour. (via Simon Willison)
- What I Learned About Engineering from the Panama Canal (Pete Warden) — I consider myself a cheerful pessimist. I've been through enough that I know how steep the odds of success are, but I've made a choice that even a hopeless fight in a good cause is worthwhile. What a lovely attitude!
- Mapping the Evolution of Scientific Fields (PLoSone) — clever use of data. We build an idea network consisting of American Physical Society Physics and Astronomy Classification Scheme (PACS) numbers as nodes representing scientific concepts. Two PACS numbers are linked if there exist publications that reference them simultaneously. We locate scientific fields using a community finding algorithm, and describe the time evolution of these fields over the course of 1985-2006. The communities we identify map to known scientific fields, and their age depends on their size and activity. We expect our approach to quantifying the evolution of ideas to be relevant for making predictions about the future of science and thus help to guide its development.


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Sender-Inner Julie R. *just* caught her kitten planking on dee cowsche:
At least this kitten has skills…
At least she's better at it that *these* hoodlums!
Kiara (the pekingese) and Arwen (the chihuahua) sharing a rawhide stick for Thanksgiving. Let's give them a round of applause for not yipping at each other for a whole 2 minutos.
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You may have noticed it's 'Tocktober, People. We've had many insistent requests to acknowledge October as we have for years—WITH 'TOCKS!
Now put on your Bonnie Raitt wig (I know you have one) and sing it with me!
Turtles are tockin', tockin' 'bout turtles,
This one needs Shoehab, would you believe it?
And then these bunnies, doin' one-eighty,
Try to ignore it but they keep singin'…
'Tocks just a little too round,
'Tocks just a little too close,
You stare just a little too long.
Maybe you're seein', same thin' we do darlin'.
Let's give 'em somethin' to 'tock about
(Somethin' to 'tock about) [stoats singing backup]
Let's give 'em somethin' to 'tock about
(Somethin' to 'tock about) [hamsters singing backup]
Let's give 'em somethin' to 'tock about
How 'bout buttoooocks?
I feel so foolish, I never noticed
Your 'tocks are bulbous, could you be posin' for me?
It took this website to make me wonder,
Now I'm convinced that I'm goin' under.
Thinkin' 'bout 'em every day,
Dreamin' 'bout 'em every night.
I'm hopin' that they feel the same way,
But that's impossible—'tocks can't have feelin's darlin!
Let's give 'em somethin' to 'tock about
(Somethin' to 'tock about) [frogs singing backup]
A little mystery to figure out
(Somethin' to 'tock about) [baby seals singing backup]
Let's give 'em somethin' to 'tock about
How 'bout buttoooooooocks?
Let's give 'em somethin' to 'tock about babe,
A little bee butt to figure out.
Let's give 'em somethin' to 'tock about,
How 'bout buttooooooocks? Ooh…
Listen to 'em baby
(Somethin' to 'tock about) [frogs singing backup again]
A little tailio won't hurt 'em
(Somethin' to 'tock about) [baboons singing backup]
Let's give 'em somethin' to 'tock about
How about love, love, spots, and love
Whoowhoo mmmm hey oohh whoowhoo
About love, love, love, love
How about they 'tock about it? uh huh
'Tock about love……..
Apologies to Bonnie Raitt. Take a bow, 'Tocktober! Excellent pic spotting, Chief Sister Officuh.
Turtle 'Tocks by Kasey S., Bun'Tocks by Debra R., elephant log 'tocks by Sheri, Frog 'Tocks by Mary Jo E., Sprawled Bunneh 'Tocks by Heather R., French Bulldog 'Tocks photo by Carolyn M. sent in by Carolyn C. NBC 'Tocks by Elena A., Bee 'Tockage by Uncle Andrew, Alpaca Night 'Tocks by Julie K., Duck! Duck! 'Tocks! by Melissa S., Pan-'Tocks by Roxanne S., Giraffe 'Tocks by Kellene F., 'Phant 'Tocks Sent in by Kate E. taken by Carolyn G.
For your Caturday pleasure, this is an encore Presentayshe of Meme, originally posted April 2008.
There are really no sufficient words to accurately describe the proshness you are about to witness. Rest-assured the Japanese [shaking fist to sky] beat us AGAIN on this one. This time with the delectable dollop named "Memebon"
[drum roll]
See a LOT more of Memebon, her family and tons of merch over at Memebon.jp ;)
Friend of the site Sharon M. reminds us of the tiniest Ho story out of a New Hampshire Mini Horse Farm.
3 Days old in this pic, Einstein the mini ho stands near a giggling St. Bernard.
Einstein's scale is insanely obvy when standing next to a traditionally-sized ho.
Einstein weighed just six pounds and 14-inches tall at birf.
Here he is IN ACTION!
Pint-sized Pinto facts and photos via Fox News.
One day, [dreamily] ferrets won't be seen just as furry knee socks with eyes, or hammock-dwelling, mischievous ne'er do-wells!
No! [shifts anerable feets] we ferrets will stand up and — Mmm, delicious blankie — lead other Pocket Pets by example!
No more shoe stealing, constant cat swiping or hiding under bed covers surprising humans when they least expect eet! —Yawn—
That day will come, Claire. It will.
This Encore Presentayshe was originally published on August 24, 2010.
Hey did you hear about the new way bull dogs are staying cool?
They chi-chill out until they turn into a poodle!
Is his bark worse than his frost bite, Chantale R.?
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