OK, waxing on about marmot cuisine is entertaining, sure, but it quickly fades into irrelevance when compared to an animated Crocodile Cowboy singing a twangy song about meditation instruction, complete with some kind of Thai yodeling. It's over at The Worst Horse (of course, of course) and you really have to see it right now. No, seriously, put down that budget report and click here. I had the barfs all night due to some bad mutton dumplings, and still it made me laugh for 15 minutes.
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Oh, I soooo needed that! It's better than nitrous oxide.
Posted by: Carol of Seattle | November 25, 2008 at 10:50 AM
OY!
Posted by: Sangye | November 25, 2008 at 11:18 AM
I found this video and posted it a year or so ago. There's another one by the same group, so I'll see if I can find it again. It is hilarious!
Posted by: Rinchen Gyatso | November 25, 2008 at 10:27 PM
Weird, strange, bizarre video!!! Do you think they were trying to convey an Elvis sort of thing? And what do crocodiles have to do with meditation? Or cowboys for that matter? Or am I asking too many questions that have no answers?
Hope you are recovered from your mutton dumplings.
Regarding how pregnant Miss Padma looks, you've got to show us a better view of her belly. She had her paws in the way in the possibly revealing lolling in the sun pose. Did the vet give any idea of how far along he thought she was?
Posted by: Northmoon | November 26, 2008 at 12:41 AM