Hummers & Cigarettes: We Need A Little Humor ...

Sunday, October 4, 2009

We Need A Little Humor ...

Our planet Earth is populated with plenty of bizarre and astonishing creatures without the need for resorting to fiction. Some are rare; some are on the verge of extinction. Here are 16 of the most peculiar creatures known to mankind.

Angora rabbit

Aye-Aye

Blob fish

Komondor dog

Pink Fairy Armadillo

Proboscis Monkey

Pygmy Marmoset

Star-nosed Mole

Sloth

Tapir

Sun Bear

Sucker-toed Bat

White-face Saki Monkey

Yeti Crab

Left-Wing Dingbat!!

1 comments:

modulation1 said...: who is this Lady??; November 21, 2009 2:02 AM

Another blog is born!

This blog is a newborn -- DOB is April 19, 2007! It was born from a discussion (argument?) at work regarding Hummers and their owners. My colleagues said that Humvee owners were basically the scum of the earth. I thought how unfair to judge someone you don't know by what car he or she drives! I've also heard and witnessed similar hate-filled reactions to cigarette smokers. Are Hummers and smokers the scapegoats of today's society? Why? And why on earth do people focus so much energy on such non-issues and disregard the real problems that exist in our society? Is it because such 'distractions' are easier to confront than the real problems? Let's explore the double-standards and hypocrisies of our society, shall we? (For more of the original, founding post, click here.)

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