You could put a man on the moon...

I saw this in Newsweek--a hotdoll. It is, um, for your frisky pooch. It made it onto Gizmodo.
I feel like I should say something about this. But I've been rendered speechless.
Labels: human weirdness, weird

Labels: human weirdness, weird
I have been wanting to talk to my GranNE but my ma ape says she is in faraway lands. This is an artistic rendering of my GranNE:
I believe she may have gone in search of one of my ma ape's favorite book characters, marmalade connesieur, Paddington Bear (Pssst--I would start at Paddington Station):

Labels: granNE, international relations, poor Wally, world travel
Today is my burpday! You may remember me celebrating my burpday (really my gotcha day) back in February. And I'm celebrating today! That's because it is my ma ape's burpday (her age in dog years-2,783. If I've done the math right). My granNE says we are CODEPENDENT and I think that means that we share everything. Especially burpdays!
Dog things! Aaaaand....
Ice cream! She wanted to get me Wallymelon Sure-butt like Maggie n' Mitch but she couldn't find it. But she did get one for me (on the left), one for the ma ape (dairy free) and the other for the other ape (Willie Nelson Peach Cobbler). I don't know what the other guys are going to have.
Because I know that nothing gives my ma ape greater joy than giving ME joy. Nom nom.



This, kiddies, is an illustration of the horror of BRAIN FREEZE. If only he had a brain to freeze.
Um, I got something stuck in mine. I needed some help from the burpday girl.
Ah! Mission accomplished.
What a great burpday. Surely you deserve to watch me eat another bowl, eh ma ape?Labels: burpday, ethel, food, ice cream, oscar, Wally, wizzlers
I would like to alert you to a dire situation. As many of you may know, I have been on a diet for about a million years. My ma ape says I need to keep my weight down for the good of my ticker and my spondy-losis of the spiney-losis.



And my baby brudder has been reduced to eating tennis balls as if they were ice cream cones.
Nom nom.

As you may have read below, we are in the midst of the Chillaxympics, two weeks of chilling and relaxing with the best. But as the head of the IOC (international order of corgador) I have some shocking revelations about my team.





Two team members have been caught in the sting.
One is being investigated for possible alien possession.
As a consequence I am having to call up new team members including RUBY BLEU, representing San Fran, who dedicates Sleepy Sunday every week to photos of her NAPPING! So I have no doubt she will be able to chillax with the best of 'em. Welcome to the team, Ruby!