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Canouflage – $4.95
Are you embarrassed by your beverage? Camouflage it with the Canouflage from the NeatoShop. This great set of 4 reusable vinyl can wraps will keep your true beverage of choice safely hidden.
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Can of Whoop Ass Cheeseboard – $9.95
Is your Mommy one tough Mother? This Mother’s Day get her the Can of Whoop Ass Cheeseboard from the NeatoShop. She will love this gift so much that she will probably want to reward you with a wonderful snack. Cheese and crackers sounds delightful!
Mother’s Day is Sunday May 8th! That’s right folks, Mother’s Day is right around the corner!
Be sure to check out the NeatoShop for more fabulous Kitchen Stuff!
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A stray 4-month-old kitten in Louisville, Kentucky, helped himself to the remnants of a discarded can of soup and got his head wedged tight inside the can.
The kitten was brought in by MAS animal control officer Raymond Thomas on Monday, and was immediately taken to the veterinary staff, Gulbe said.
An initial attempt was made by veterinary assistant Brenda Keel to remove the can, but the kitten started crying. He was sedated and a pair of bolt-cutters were used to cut the can off of his head.
Gulbe said the kitten was also hypothermic and received medical attention to stabilize his condition.
Staff named the kitten “Campbell.”
Campbell, who cleaned up well, is now up for adoption. Link -via Fark
(Image credit: Metro Animal Services)
It was a scene reminiscent of Winnie the Pooh and the honey pot. A young bear was spotted in Reading, Vermont wandering about with his head stuck in an old-fashioned milk can.
State biologist Forrest Hammond, along with some help from firefighters and police, spent about 45 minutes Sunday afternoon getting the old fashioned milk jug off the 120-pound bear’s head, according to Vermont Fish and Wildlife spokesman John Hall.
The bear was found meandering through the woods along Route 106 in Reading, bumping into boulders and trees with the milk jug stuck on its head.
Hammond had to tranquilize the bear and first tried to soap up his head and pull the milk jug off, but that didn’t work and he eventually had to use metal shears to get it loose. “He just did an excellent job of getting out there,” Hall said. “It’s important, too, that nobody got hurt,” he said, adding that the bear was released into the wild.
Officials think the can had been used as a bird feeder because there was birdseed in the bottom, which may have attracted the young bear. Link -via Arbroath
A whole chicken. That jelly is pretty off putting.
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Build a machine to crush aluminum can using four times the world’s electricity: $48 million. Crush a can: $1 million. Newfound ability of geeky scientists to crush aluminum cans: Priceless. Link |
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