On Feeling Myself: “It always feels like a real collaboration with Beyoncé because she really cares. She is the only person that I’ve ever met that cared as much as I did. EVER.
My family is raising a bobcat
That’s not really cute unless your family includes experienced animal rescue people you should not be raising a wild animal
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Perhaps it is the effect of the economic crisis, but a cat that gorged itself on caviar and other seafood delicacies in a Russian fish store just may get away with it, as people across the nation united in his support.
The unidentified ginger feline was filmed helping himself from the display case of an airport fishmonger’s in the far eastern port of Vladivostok, Russia’s fish-and-caviar capital.
The animal’s nocturnal raid cost the store an estimated 63,000 rubles ($1,100) in fish, squid and other fishy treats, according to the store’s shocked and bewildered administration.
The store owners’ outrage prompted locals to start a search-and-rescue operation for the cat, fearing he could be slain in retribution, local news website Deita.ru said Friday.
The animal, which reportedly resides near the airport, has not been seen in public since his midnight feast.
But while some may loathe him, others lionize him: A small Communist party said it had accepted the ”ginger, whiskered Bolshevik” into its ranks (in absentia).
The plunder of ”imperialist prawn” was retribution against the bourgeoisie, the Communists of St. Petersburg and the Leningrad Region said on their website.
“He ate it on behalf of all of us, and purred on behalf of all of us,” said the minor group, known for treading the line between populism and deadpan parody (among other things, it accused James Cameron of stealing the idea for "Avatar,“ the highest-grossing film in history, from Soviet sci-fi).
The group has assigned the cat the name Vasily in honor of Vasily Chapayev, a Civil War-era Bolshevik commander — and hero of many jokes in Russia.
To its credit, the store’s administration has not been reported as taking any action beyond demanding that the airport pays up for the cat’s gourmet dining experience.
But even this may be tricky to enforce, because in the event of accidental property damage, the property owner bears sole responsibility, the Consumer Rights Protection Society said.
And the damage was clearly accidental because the perpetrator — a cat — cannot be held legally responsible, the independent watchdog said on its website.
"The cat ought to be rewarded for exposing the hidden flaws of the retail equipment,” the group said, referring to the unlocked food stall that allowed the hungry kitty to penetrate the store’s defenses.
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“There were people who came in and, yes, absolutely lied under oath. Some lied to the FBI. Even though they’re not under oath, that’s another potential offense — a federal offense.
I thought it was much more important to present the entire picture…
There’s talk of one witness now, and some of the media is doing exactly what I said they would do, they pull out one witness and just latch on to that, and this lady clearly wasn’t present when this occurred. She recounted a statement that was right out of the newspaper about Wilson’s actions, and right down the line with Wilson’s actions. Even though I’m sure she was nowhere near the place.”
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Yeah. That’s a lot of pigeons. Fabric/wallpaper/wrapping paper available soon! I’ll post here when the approval process wraps up.
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19-year-old Kanata on the street in Harajuku. His look features green partially-shaved hair with pompoms and a tiara, a resale Hello Kitty jacket over an M&Ms top, sheer high-waist shorts, piercings, and Reebok sneakers. Full Look
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Lesser known fact about Tommy Wiseau- always wears two belts
the more i learn about him, the more i’m convinced he’s either a time-traveller or an ancient deity returning in human form
he’s just always cosplaying final fantasy
[jokes about being in love with a character] [is actually serious] [and not joking] [in any way] [at all]
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“The day will soon come when North Koreans are finally free, and liberated concentration camp survivors will have to learn that the world was more interested in the oddities of the oppressors than the torment of the oppressed.”
— “North Korea Is Not Funny” by Adrian Hong for The Atlantic
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make sure all of the letters on my grave stone are lowercase so i can remain cool and casual even in death
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