Prince Dobalob Builds a Zeppelin (Part Twenty-Three)
Rodney and the naked mole rats make remarkable progress on the zeppelin. Dobby gives Sylvia a driving tour of the Principality. They observe the barren fields and view the formidable […]
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Prince Dobalob Builds a Zeppelin (Part Twenty-Two)
In this part, we witness the design charrette. That means we eavesdrop on Prince Dobalob, his millwright Rodney, and new friend Sylvia while they discuss the zeppelin design concept and […]
Prince Dobalob Builds a Zeppelin (Part Twenty-One)
The Prince is remodeling the palace guest suites in preparation for Sylvia’s visit. He and the hens discuss the mysterious bird seed packets. Then they all Segway out to the […]
How Big is a Capybara?
This is another funny capybara site. The normal amount of misinformation. To get the full effect, you need to follow the link at the end so you can compare the […]
Prince Dobalob Builds a Zeppelin (Part Twenty)
Dobby and Sylvia discuss technical aspects of zeppelin construction over lunch. Lunch and dessert, let’s not forget dessert!
Prince Dobalob Builds a Zeppelin (Part Nineteen)
Dobby and Gari examine an empty box of seed cakes and discover it has none of the usual information. Everything on the box is amateurish and misspelled. On his way […]
Prince Dobalob Builds a Zeppelin (Part Eighteen)
Dobby is stuck in the bathroom and everybody knows it. Sylvia’s middle squirrel, Sali, helps him out and they finish their tea. Sylvia is fascinated by the zeppelin project and […]
Prince Dobalob Builds a Zeppelin (Part Seventeen)
Dobby grits his teeth and successfully ascends the elevator to Sylvia’s treehouse for tea. Everyone has a wonderful time until Dobby gets stuck in the bathroom.
Woman Becomes Unlikely Mom To Group Of Wild Baby Squirrels
A woman in Sweden befriended some baby squirrels. They let her get close enough to take these fabulous photos. I grabbed them from the original article that you can read […]
Rodrigo, Beloved Capybara at Denver Zoo
Sadly, I have discovered a need for a new category of news here. We’ll call it Misinformation. Maybe I’m cynical, maybe I’m a nit-picker. I do know that the relative […]
