This bride decided to take a wild ride on what looks like it might be her bridesmaid or perhaps it’s her maid of honor?
I wonder if this was pre or post wedding fun?
Twisted dog toys
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Our puppy, Midnight, loves playing with her toys.
This is a photo that we took a few months ago when our Lab Puppy was much smaller than she is right now. She’s lying on her back playing with a twisted hard rubber toy bone.
That bone is still around but it doesn’t look anything like it did in that picture anymore. It’s just a small nub now. She’s slowly bitten off pieces of the bone while chewing it. Luckily she spits most of the pieces out.
Strange way to sleep
This is our Labrador Retriever puppy, Midnight.
Last night she fell asleep on the couch at my feet. I got up to get something from the kitchen and when I came back she’d taken over the couch. Yeah it’s a love seat but as you can see she didn’t leave any room for me to sit down!
This is maybe one of the oddest positions that I’ve seen her sleep in. You probably can’t tell just how bent her back was by this picture, but she was bent backwards, almost in a U shape.
I know if I fell asleep in that position I probably wouldn’t be able to move my neck the next day … not to mention my back would ache like crazy too!
Smugglers using bugs as drug mules?
Smugglers will try anything won’t they? The latest interesting smuggling attempt involves bugs as mules.
Fortunately the smugglers attempt wasn’t successful.
A customs officer in the Netherlands too a close look at a consignment of more than 100 larger dead beetles that had been send from Peru and discovered that cocaine had been stashed inside them.
“We see a lot of things, but this was a first for us,” customs spokesman Kees Nanninga said.
“It looked like they were cut open, the drugs hidden in their backs and then they were glued back together again,” he said.
In total the insects held about 10 ounces of cocaine said to be worth about $11,000.