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The Adventures of Ordinary Batman by Sarah Johnson
It stands to reason that since Batman is kind of just a regular guy, the comics are kind of lax in portraying his more normal adventures. In her spare time, Sarah began doodling some of Bat’s more mundane capers, like fishing, riding a swing tire, and scooping up the poop of an adorbzable kitteh. A motion I propose to the Internets: this is all official canon now. If we all pretend hard enough, they’ll have to make it true, right?
Yep, this is exactly what you think it is, a motorized stair lift for overweight dogs. Some people might call it an awesome invention, some might see it as a fun ride for their pets and perhaps even themselves, while others might interpret it as more of a sign of societal failure than technological advancement. We’ll let you decide.
“They may be man’s best friend, but some dog owners have been throwing their hungry hounds a few too many bones as hundreds of the UK’s favourite pets are being turned into bloated bowwows. While there may still be a few starving strays on the streets, it would appear that for many pampered pooches the 21st century dog’s life involves a lot of eating. Dog obesity is dramatically on the rise, with insurance company More Than predicting that over half of the nations dogs will be overweight by 2022.
Extra layers of ‘puppy’ fat can put pressure on an animal’s back and cause a plethora of bone, respiratory and skin conditions which can render a pet unable to climb a set of stairs. That’s why munching mutts could soon give a whole new meaning to the term ‘doing it doggy style’ - taking a gentle ride on a dog stairlift.
Although it is still in the prototype phase manufacturers hope the £5,000 doglift will be be taken on by a big company and developed for a growing market. Chunky, pictured above, certainly wasn’t working like a dog when he took a ride up the new elevator.
The machine has been made with mutts in mind as it features a special ‘paw push’ start button situated close enough to the ground for the animal to reach with an outstretched leg. Pets can clamber into the plastic basket which then raises several feet off the floor before carrying the four-legged passenger up the stairs.”
[via Dailymail.co.uk]
Day 2 of Week Temperance here.
This is the first day I brought Tempe home. She’s 8 weeks in this photo. Simon was SO delighted. He loves puppies, and when she wandered up to him and said, “Hi, mister,” I think he got a little heart bubble over his head and she wrapped him around her petite litle paw.
Someone asked if I’d named her after the Bones character. The answer is, yup. ;) I love the books, I love the show, and it… just fit. Dog. Bones. Get it? ;)
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