Twitter can often get ugly - but some accounts make up for it.
Whether real or imaginary, here are some awesome penguins.
Simply precious.
For the past year or so, Explorer has had a webcam of puppies that are being trained to be service dogs for wounded soldiers. The Warrior Canine Connection has been training the pups to become service dogs to wounded soldiers.
The Puppy Cam has gotten a very large and loyal following. The webcam has over 110,000 comments on it.
The plot began like most modern films: A crafty flying fox sneaking past his handlers and stealing a bottle of milk. Tobermory, which - for the record - is one of the coolest names ever - was an injured flying fox that was hand fed until he was old enough to be weaned. But the clever little cutie wanted to keep on feeding from a bottle!
**Cuteness alert
With all the insanity in the world, a little cuteness is needed. The last week has been hard on us all. And we could all use a little smile. And what better way than a bunch of cute dancing babies to the song “Here Comes the Hotstepper”
Thanks to the guys at Evian for releasing this video.
Happily, Oakland Coliseum staffers brought souvenir baseballs to the kids later on. ReactionLOL (0) It’s a Trappp! (0) Bias (0) Losing (0) Fail (0) Winning (1) Aww (2)
Not unlike the website Boozecats, new Tumblr blog “Sports Balls Replaced With Cats” is a collection of sports pictures with an added feline touch. Pictures speak a thousand words each, so enjoy this encyclopedia bri-cat-ica. See the rest here! ReactionLOL (2) It’s a Trappp! (0) Bias (0) Losing (0) Fail (0) Winning (1) Aww (0)
Four year old Alyssa Brown’s father Lt. Scott Brown is a Marine that had been serving in Afghanistan for the past seven months, and Alyssa missed him very much. Thanks to a “friend of a friend’s sister” who works in PR at Disneyland, the Browns were able to arrange a very special father and daughter reunion at Disneyland, with the help of Snow White and a magical wishing well. WARNING: […]
The latest news out of Washington is that the IRS thinks that it can go through your emails, texts, and other electronic correspondence without a warrant. Of course, the Internet has not taken this lightly. After the massive response to the proposition of SOPA in 2011, we saw how the voices of people online can change the debate in Congress. Will that work with the IRS though? We don’t know. But we […]
