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[sabotabby]

I'll post soon about my most exciting evening, but for now, here are some words from our sponsors.

First up...here's a questionable ad for a good cause.





Perhaps there's another way to read this. But I'm reading it as, "if you get AIDS, you clearly don't have any self-respect." I don't think that's the intent of the ad—I hope not! But I can't figure out what else they're trying to say.

It's in the subway. I don't like looking at it.

The other one makes no sense, but I found it amusing.





I went to the guy's MySpace, which expresses a similar sentiment.

This sounds like fun for a guinea pig.

Up next: A Batshit Insane Adventure.

Comments

[pretzelsalt.livejournal.com]

I wish I was a guiniea pig.

I never get to choose my own lunch.

[sabotabby]

:(

I wanna go on a basket ride through Kensington Market! I don't know what they mean by "popcorning," though.

[pretzelsalt.livejournal.com]

Once again, yay google.

http://jackiesguineapiggies.com/guineapigbehaviour.html#pop

"Popcorning

Popcorning is a wonderful sight to see. Its usually baby guinea pigs that do it, but adult guinea pigs can also popcorn, they just don't jump as high because they are heavier. A popcorning guinea pig will run-around and jump into the air, land on all fours, quickly turning in another direction and repeat the jump. This lovely action means your guinea pigs is extremely happy. My Clover, who normally weighs around 2 lb-10 oz, can still manage to jump quite high, its usually brought on when she has a new bed of hay or is just starting her free range time."

[pretzelsalt.livejournal.com]

even better

http://www.skuz.net/mink/piggie.htm

check out the undulating pigness.

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M0n8fYxjwtU&mode=related&search=guinea%20pig%20popcorning

[frandroid.livejournal.com]

Some people have way too much flash on their hands!

[sabotabby]

Seriously?

Okay, that's sweet. I've never spent quality time with a guinea pig, but I'm now thinking that I should.

[bike4fish.livejournal.com]

I was worried. A friend of mine from Peru and a friend who had spent some time in Peru and a lot of time elsewhere in Latin America were discussing their favorite ways to eat a cuy. Popcorning did not sound good.

[sabotabby]

That was my fear, too.