bye baby.
I am sorry you were sick.
I'm with these commenters at cuteoverload: - It's too sad. I can't stand it. - I can't stand it either.
archives of baruchito's homecage - will they stay up?
Sunday, January 29, 2006
hamster feet
oh all of cuteoverload's Pocket Pets delight me. these are squirrels
and hamsters and sugargliders. I love those little paws and those alert faces - do bunnies have especially alert faces too, I have noticed I like bunnies. but today, looking for baruchito, I am loving all these little squirrely guys. but, the hamster on lettuce I remembered is not baruchito:
and hamsters and sugargliders. I love those little paws and those alert faces - do bunnies have especially alert faces too, I have noticed I like bunnies. but today, looking for baruchito, I am loving all these little squirrely guys. but, the hamster on lettuce I remembered is not baruchito:
eyse
Oh GET OUT! (pushing you against a wall) THIS is really redonkulous. Is this even real? Because I might have to gouge my own eyes out after having seen The Cutest Thing Known to Man.
High-Beady-Eye-Factor*, cancelled out by roundness and paws up! um whasa the opposite of beady eyes?
a "conversation" of sorts, lead by a gerbil-like thing. What could he possibly be saying to the others? "I'm the cutest, but my beady eyes are a drawback in this contest?" I think maybe I like beady eyes.
yes I like the bird's eyes.
chip
General Chiptractor
Listen, uh, before we uh, build the uh, deck, here, we're gonna need a couple more two by twelves and a C-clamp. And, take a look at the seventh Fetzer valve, will you. I think it's been sticking.
quiteawebsighte
among pocket pets see also Squirrel Yin Yang (on his person's shoulder oh)
oh and
Meanwhile, on the U.S.S. Chinchilla...
Say hello to my Giant LAZER! As soon as Colonel Hamster joins me on dee deck, we shall take over dee WORRRRRLD! [sweeping gestures with paws]
Posted by: Scotty Mouse Dec 12, 2005 at 09:31 PM: Ceptain, I think we can destroy the Klingon Bird of Prey with our phasor. I'll just divert a wee bit o'power from the shields.
oh and
Meanwhile, on the U.S.S. Chinchilla...Say hello to my Giant LAZER! As soon as Colonel Hamster joins me on dee deck, we shall take over dee WORRRRRLD! [sweeping gestures with paws]
Posted by: Scotty Mouse Dec 12, 2005 at 09:31 PM: Ceptain, I think we can destroy the Klingon Bird of Prey with our phasor. I'll just divert a wee bit o'power from the shields.
oh and see My name ees... Master Fluff. I leeve in dees Doc-tare Pepp-are manshon. I put a Coca Cola 'expannshon' on dee manshon. I come out when I weesh. Eef you bring me dee treats, I come out of dee manshon.
and! adorable dog that looks like a panda he's a chow, right? but: He was probably perfectly cute with his original coloring. People just suck sometimes. // I hope : There are dyes out there that are not harmful to animals. I just saw an orange poodle at work a couple of weeks ago. Fur dyeing is a service that some pet grooming salons are offering now a days.
I guess I'd better vote for cuteoverload on bloggies. why am I putting the phots above here, all straight from there? ~ my way of interacting with the pictures ~ responding to them ~ Cute O is like, totally nominated for 4 Bloggie awards! We're nommed for: Best new, Best topical, Best American and Best Friggin' Weblog of the year!last one: peopledogpolicewallfrisk. -dude the dog is a suspect!!! oh but the permalink is just the main page? well remember to look at this, it's dated Jan 12th.
chinchilla
On first glance, a chinchilla looks like a result of genetic research. They appear to be part mouse, part rabbit, and part squirrel. Touching a chinchilla's soft fur brings home the understanding of why the fur of these animals was prized by the ancient Chinchas. Their fur is some of the softest of all pets.
Chinchillas were originally found on the slopes of the Andes in South America. They were named after the Chincha tribe who hunted them for their exquisite fur and for their meat. Their fur eventually became the royal clothing of the ancient Incas, and commoners were forbidden to wear it. The name "chinchilla" was not given to the animals until the Spaniards came and discovered the animals that the Chinchas had so prized.
Chinchillas: The perfect pets for modern people kuro5hin.org
What is a chinchilla?
...Over the past couple of years or so debate has begun to emerge on whether or not members of the caviomorph sub order or rodentia are really rodents or not. Genetic testing has begun to indicate that they may indeed not be rodents at all. There are some people that think that they should be classified along with rabbits and hares. However due to differences between them and lagomorphs (the scientific name for rabbit order) many have proposes making a new order of animals, called caviomorphia for caviomorph animals such as chinchillas , guinea pigs , degus etc.
Chinchillas are nocturnal... [but] are very intelligent and can and will adapt their sleeping patterns to you. When you are away they sleep and when you get home they always seem to wake up at that time as they want to play.They love running around and playing and hopping just about anywhere.
The chinchilla pictures page contains an image of almost every kind of chinchilla.
Chinchillas make a variety of sounds depending on their moods. Go over to the sounds page to download a file with 3 different ones. The first one babies.wav is the sound babies make when happy. The second madbaby.wav is the sound they make when annoyed. The third one playful.wav is of a playful adult who wants attention.
http://www.geocities.com/~octodont/chininfo.html
Chinchillas were originally found on the slopes of the Andes in South America. They were named after the Chincha tribe who hunted them for their exquisite fur and for their meat. Their fur eventually became the royal clothing of the ancient Incas, and commoners were forbidden to wear it. The name "chinchilla" was not given to the animals until the Spaniards came and discovered the animals that the Chinchas had so prized.
Chinchillas: The perfect pets for modern people kuro5hin.org
What is a chinchilla?
...Over the past couple of years or so debate has begun to emerge on whether or not members of the caviomorph sub order or rodentia are really rodents or not. Genetic testing has begun to indicate that they may indeed not be rodents at all. There are some people that think that they should be classified along with rabbits and hares. However due to differences between them and lagomorphs (the scientific name for rabbit order) many have proposes making a new order of animals, called caviomorphia for caviomorph animals such as chinchillas , guinea pigs , degus etc.
Chinchillas are nocturnal... [but] are very intelligent and can and will adapt their sleeping patterns to you. When you are away they sleep and when you get home they always seem to wake up at that time as they want to play.They love running around and playing and hopping just about anywhere.
The chinchilla pictures page contains an image of almost every kind of chinchilla.
Chinchillas make a variety of sounds depending on their moods. Go over to the sounds page to download a file with 3 different ones. The first one babies.wav is the sound babies make when happy. The second madbaby.wav is the sound they make when annoyed. The third one playful.wav is of a playful adult who wants attention.
http://www.geocities.com/~octodont/chininfo.html
Saturday, January 28, 2006
cat cam
aw. http://nowcali.com/ now cali live cat cam.cali is grey (calico - therefore female?) and choco is black.
setting is ~ a shelf in an entertainment center.
considered postdating to 2007 to have at the top, maybe just for a while. because oh.that upsidownface.
Wednesday, January 11, 2006
cow gets to live
When good things happen to good cows.. - SALMON, Idaho (Reuters) - A cow that escaped last week from a Montana slaughterhouse, leading workers and police on a six-hour chase, will be spared following a wave of popular support, officials said on Tuesday.
Del Morris, manager of Mickey's Packing Plant in Great Falls, said he decided to let the cow live the instant he saw it cross the Missouri River through Great Falls.
Town residents will now decide through a telephone poll whether the cow will remain a resident of Montana, where it will live out its life on pastureland surrounding the packing plant, or be shipped to an animal sanctuary in Seattle.
Morris said the heifer he calls Molly and her escape effort attained celebrity status with television and news organizations requesting interviews and calls pouring in from across the country and overseas.
"I've been around cattle all my life and it's just totally amazing," Morris said, adding that it is a rare cow that escapes slaughter. "I watched her do things that are just not possible for a cow."
Del Morris, manager of Mickey's Packing Plant in Great Falls, said he decided to let the cow live the instant he saw it cross the Missouri River through Great Falls.
Town residents will now decide through a telephone poll whether the cow will remain a resident of Montana, where it will live out its life on pastureland surrounding the packing plant, or be shipped to an animal sanctuary in Seattle.
Morris said the heifer he calls Molly and her escape effort attained celebrity status with television and news organizations requesting interviews and calls pouring in from across the country and overseas.
"I've been around cattle all my life and it's just totally amazing," Morris said, adding that it is a rare cow that escapes slaughter. "I watched her do things that are just not possible for a cow."
Monday, January 02, 2006
squirrelees
How To Have A Ton Of Fun Raising Baby Squirrels. Husband and wife document their adventures raising these little spazz-monsters with many photos and some Flash movies. - Squirrels-For-You.com MetaFilter
also, another story -adding 1/29- squirrel with puppy littermates
oh another upsidownsleepe
also, another story -adding 1/29- squirrel with puppy littermates
oh another upsidownsleepe
Wednesday, December 21, 2005
Tuesday, December 20, 2005
avatars
Online Gamers Unmasked The BBC presents an amazing portfolio by photojournalist Robbie Cooper, otherwise known as "the Walker Evans of online gaming." The concept is simple: a series of portraits of hard-core gamers placed alongside images of their avatars. Along with writer Tracy Spaight, Cooper also hosts Alterego.Net, an exploration of online gaming communities in words and pictures. http://picks.yahoo.com/
not strictu senso
The Sun’ll Come Out To Maro wizards.com ...I swear on all that I hold dear I had nothing to do with this. Well, other than design Maro in the first place. (Go see my column “There's Always Two Maro” if you're interested to know more about that.)
..Brian: So what do you think? Me: You had me at Maro.
..Some of you might be asking why Maro? How does one make a cycle of Maros..? ...the ever-shifting quality of the Maros...Such is the case with Kagemaro, First to Suffer (the black Maro). Yes, this is today's preview card. (I'm almost there.) Called Blaro in design, short for Black Maro (along with Waro, Uaro, Raro and Graro), Kagemaro was designed as a Maro with one simple twist. When he wasn't helping you beat down your opponent, he could help handle crowd control. (You know, kind of like a bouncer.)
One last quick aside before I show you the card. The development team (once again, with no prompting from me) wanted all the cards to reference the original Maro. They couldn't be creature type Maro and they needed to be spirits for story sake. (Oh yeah, and Maro isn't a Maro; it's an elemental formerly a nature spirit). And they couldn't be called Maro because they weren't actually Maros (living embodiments of a forest's essence). What if the word “maro” was worked into the name of each card? It had a nice Japanese feel. (It turns out that it was used as a modifier for names in Japan in the eleventh and twelfth centuries to imply nobility.)
..may you have positive associations with the name Maro.
--Mark Rosewater -Head Magic Designer
actually came across and am saving back here in early May 2006.
..Brian: So what do you think? Me: You had me at Maro.
..Some of you might be asking why Maro? How does one make a cycle of Maros..? ...the ever-shifting quality of the Maros...Such is the case with Kagemaro, First to Suffer (the black Maro). Yes, this is today's preview card. (I'm almost there.) Called Blaro in design, short for Black Maro (along with Waro, Uaro, Raro and Graro), Kagemaro was designed as a Maro with one simple twist. When he wasn't helping you beat down your opponent, he could help handle crowd control. (You know, kind of like a bouncer.)
One last quick aside before I show you the card. The development team (once again, with no prompting from me) wanted all the cards to reference the original Maro. They couldn't be creature type Maro and they needed to be spirits for story sake. (Oh yeah, and Maro isn't a Maro; it's an elemental formerly a nature spirit). And they couldn't be called Maro because they weren't actually Maros (living embodiments of a forest's essence). What if the word “maro” was worked into the name of each card? It had a nice Japanese feel. (It turns out that it was used as a modifier for names in Japan in the eleventh and twelfth centuries to imply nobility.)
..may you have positive associations with the name Maro.
--Mark Rosewater -Head Magic Designer
actually came across and am saving back here in early May 2006.
coo kie
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Saturday, December 10, 2005
hippapotamosses
I want a hippopotamus for xmas
only a hippopotamus will do
no crocodiles or rhinoceruses
I only like hippopotamuses
- and hippopotamuses like me too~!
only a hippopotamus will do
no crocodiles or rhinoceruses
I only like hippopotamuses
- and hippopotamuses like me too~!
Sunday, December 04, 2005
sloth
go back to look at more photos of millie the sloth and learn about sloths, how slow are they... relatedanimals go back to look at more photos of millie the sloth and learn about sloths, how slow are they...
also remember: www.notproud.com/sloth/
Wednesday, November 30, 2005
su hungree and sad an starfing
Su thiy bat mi thatt 1 ottomatic cat fidir. Su Kivin putts thatt fud en thatt fidir. Thin hi clussis thi tap and hi terns thi nobb an ses “Thar I sit itt su thatt wel pap upin en abbot tin minnis.”
I wat ass lang as I cin, an thin I stert pawweng att it and bigging it. Upin! Upin! Upin! UPIN!!!! I paw at thatt nobb 2 mik itt tern. UPIN UPIN UPIN UPIN.
Tuesday, November 22, 2005
tarsier
a tarsier - in a 19th C engraving - the vi book cover image, from O'Reilly - laser-cut on to a Powerbook.rw: Laptop etched w/custom image (Make-1pg w/pix)
Wednesday, November 09, 2005
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