What happens when you turn a starfish upside down? This nine-legged starfish couldn't have been too happy about the experiment, but he had a good recovery plan. -via Bits and Pieces
I am glad the hand of that diver came in the picture, otherwise that animal just as well could have been only some inches or several tens of feet in size like the stuff of nightmares...
It's not like starfish never get turned upside down without human interference. The starfish was not hurt in any way, just purposely placed in a position it's probably been in plenty of times before. I find it amazing and intriguing how animals adapt.
If I ever produced a video this funny, you can guarantee that I would promote my own website on it.
But even though my own children mispronounced words in the same funny way, I wouldn't put them on the internet doing it. They grow up too fast.
This is from an established mommyblogger with a good-sized following. I entertained the idea that this story is probably embellished and/or exaggerated, but probably has a grain of truth. And even if it is totally fake, I wouldn't care much, because it's still funny.
Anyway, she posted a followup in which she invites parents to share the odd names their kids give to toys, and has over 100 comments.
Equally "offensive" but a lot harder to argue that it's fake. And not a hint of an agenda. The "video" from this post is just pictures with a funny caption and then saying they were made up by a child. And promoting a website.
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But even though my own children mispronounced words in the same funny way, I wouldn't put them on the internet doing it. They grow up too fast.
This is from an established mommyblogger with a good-sized following. I entertained the idea that this story is probably embellished and/or exaggerated, but probably has a grain of truth. And even if it is totally fake, I wouldn't care much, because it's still funny.
Anyway, she posted a followup in which she invites parents to share the odd names their kids give to toys, and has over 100 comments.
http://www.rantsfrommommyland.com/2012/02/as-usual-just-when-i-think-im-sort-of.html
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3FtvhvIJ4Z4
Equally "offensive" but a lot harder to argue that it's fake. And not a hint of an agenda.
The "video" from this post is just pictures with a funny caption and then saying they were made up by a child. And promoting a website.
- "Designed" to cause a stir, go viral (or hope to), get attention.
- Video is trivially easy to make (but offers no proof whatsoever that it is real).
- Kids don't do that kind of thing, not to that extent.
- Unverifiable.
The whole thing just rubs me the wrong way, what can I say.
(But you're right that I just think this is fake, I am not 100% certain.)
And good luck with the tanning btw.
(PS: I call shenanigans on this whole thing.)