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I beg to differ. Have you ever seen a snake drink, then yawn?

 

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I will admit, that is pretty adorable, but I guess the adorability quotient is inversely proportional to the size of said Snake? Kinda like Cats - the bigger the cat the less 'adorable' and the more 'IT'S GONNA EAT ME' the yawn becomes. Kittens? *SQUEE*, Adult house cats? *Aww*, Lynx? *Um... cute?*, Mountain Lion? *Er....*, Tiger? *RUUUUNNNNNNN*

 

Rabbits on the other hand do this adorable nose-lip-twitch after a yawn, and a Rabbit yawn is cute regardless of the size of the bun. Although rabbit kits yawning are so cute your brain will melt!

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I will admit, that is pretty adorable, but I guess the adorability quotient is inversely proportional to the size of said Snake?...

Titanoboa anyone?

 

http://www.prehistoric-wildlife.com/images/species/0/giant-prehistoric-snakes.jpg

 

:p

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A simple thank you after fixing stuff.

The smell of petrol, hot engine and oil in my garage when pottering about.

Forgetting about everything with a deadline when out with the family.

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I'll counter with "when it's not sunny outside", means I can walk outside without being blinded by the sun and instantly having a sneezing fit.
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Sitting round a table laughing madly with my three children, their partners and mrwITch

Yes, I know I've said it before but it really is the little thing that makes me happy

Hearing my son mistakenly say that a cucumber is water, "in liquid form" !!

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Two young sparrows being fed by an adult on our patio:

 

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[Apologies for the crummy image (camera phone and didn't want to get too close and risk scaring the adult away)]

 

Mrs P said that they were here when she came home for lunch earlier today.

 

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I'd forgotten this thread

Watching my dog staring adoringly at my middle son who had just popped in to pick something up. He loves him so much he tries to climb onto his lap - and he isnt a small dog :)

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I'd forgotten this thread

Watching my dog staring adoringly at my middle son who had just popped in to pick something up. He loves him so much he tries to climb onto his lap - and he isnt a small dog :)

 

All dogs are the same size in their heads

When I was kid my friend's family had a tint miniature dachshund (about 6 inches long) and a large Basset Hound (about 5 foot long) both used to try to sleep on a small foot stool about 9 inches long

Fine the dachshund - he fitted nicely

The basset however gave rise to much hilarity

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All dogs are the same size in their heads

When I was kid my friend's family had a tint miniature dachshund (about 6 inches long) and a large Basset Hound (about 5 foot long) both used to try to sleep on a small foot stool about 9 inches long

Fine the dachshund - he fitted nicely

The basset however gave rise to much hilarity

 

My mums Hovawart occasionally tries to sit on my lap, bit of a difference compared to the Toy Poodle or Bolognese!

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Seeing my local Asda has the frozen chocolate fudge cake in the freeze.

 

Its so nice when you microwave it.

Gotta stop talking about it otherwise il look like Homer Simpson seeing donuts.

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