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Naptime Foiled, Baby Plays Footsie With Puppy's Face
Patience is surely this pup's virtue — look how unfazed Chi Chi is by baby feet all up in his face. I don't think the pooch is really being "abused," but I'm stunned by his sloppy-kiss response to the toesies on his head. If nothing else, here's another example of why parents shouldn't let babies and puppies play unsupervised, since many dogs would not be so .
Political Impersonations by Presidential Smarty Pants
It's pretty impressive to see two year olds reading off note cards, but this comical toddler has taken it to another level with his presidential impersonations. Every president is known for a line or two and this kid's got 'em down pat. From "No new taxes!"
Triumph Hurls Humorous Insults All Over D Pet Hotels
Admittedly, I often check my pampered pup into a pooch hotel (when he can't come along) though not quite as fancy as the deluxe room at D Pet Hotels — it has a bigger bed and flat screen than my actual apartment. Nevertheless, when I get my bill, I still wonder how many features lil North truly appreciates (play group, most definitely; blueberry facial, probably not). So I can't help cracking up at Triumph's behind-the-scenes doggie take at this Hollywood resort — Be warned, there is cursing .
Très Bizarre: Prosthetic, Electronic . . . Horse Legs?
Whoa, Nelly. There's a two-month waiting list to get these freaky cool "digilegs." I am trying to imagine how they would come in handy.
Were You Smug While Pregnant?
They say there is a bit of truth behind every joke. Case in point? This video treasure condemning (and somehow, celebrating) the self-contentedness of expectant women from comedian duo Garfunkel and Oates.
Beatrice Arthur (1922-2009)
I remember being on the subway one day eavesdropping on a conversation. A man in his early 20s was telling a woman he was with that when he was younger, no show could annoy his father more than the pioneering '70s show Maude, starring Bea Arthur, who passed away April 25 at the age of 87.
Bea Arthur's character, Maude, was the polar opposite of her television cousin, subservient Edith Bunker of All in the Family.
Flashback: The First Episode of Charlie's Angels
There's a lot of awesomely weird stuff going on in the opening bit for the first episode of Charlie's Angels. First off, the disembodied voice of patriarchy, aka Charlie, calls his on-call private investigators "three little girls." (Oh, yeah, he also calls them all his "angels.")
My favorite part of this '70s fantasy, though, is that before Charlie phones Sabrina, Jill, and Kelly to tell them to report to their PI jobs, they're playing tennis, horseback riding, and lounging by the pool.
Très Bizarre: the Gospel Mime Duo of K&K Mimes
What's worse than one mime? Two mimes! What's worse than two mimes?
Watch This Video and Hump Day Will Be Painless
No, really. Your life will improve in ways you never dreamed of. I guarantee it.
How Does This Even Happen?
What's worse than falling into a ditch that even the blind couldn't miss and then getting stuck? Fighting with your mom who's laughing at you and implying that you have a fat butt. It can only get better for this poor woman .
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