Lovely stuff

[Alexikokopops]

I've done it.

I found a clip that beats the likes of Bear vs. trampoline and the Sneezing Panda for animal fun.

I give you...

...Dramatic Chipmunk.

Edit: Sound enhances the experience somewhat.

[potter3]

But it dosn't beat the drunken squirrel, can't find that though

[Joe.]

The bear one's genius

[Nationwider]

...Dramatic Chipmunk.

This represents the absolute pinnacle of internet entertainment ever.

From now on, Alex should be Official Supplier of Animal Fun to FoxesTalk ©.

[potter3]

Found the squirrel, it's all over youtbe but I was spelling drunk wrong \

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=4ikH9ZRcF2Q

[Joe.]

Found the squirrel, it's all over youtbe but I was spelling drunk wrong \

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=4ikH9ZRcF2Q

Not just the squirrel who's had a few too many then?

[Daphne du Maurier]

I think it is wrong to laugh at animals.

We should love them, just like this poor misunderstood man did:

http://www.metro.co.uk/weird/article.html?...mp;in_page_id=2

"Dead dog sex man faces jail

A judge in the United States has ruled that even though Michigan law does not explicitly define sex with a dead dog as a crime, charges against a local man will stand.

Announcing a trial date, Judge Joseph K. Sheeran confirmed 45-year-old Ronald E. Kuch will face charges of sodomy, indecent exposure and resisting and obstructing an Animal Control officer.

If convicted of either of the first two charges, Kuch will then have a hearing on May 30, at which Sheeran will determine whether Kuch is a "sexually delinquent person."

If so, the judge could sentence Kuch to prison for any amount of time, from one day to a year, on top of the sentence from the initial charges, which carry up to 15 years in prison.

Kuch's lawyer, Kathryn Fehrman, argued that Michigan's statute on sodomy and bestiality is vague and does not outlaw sex with a dead dog.

Kuch is accused of sexual contact with the carcass of his girlfriend's dog on Oct. 20, about a week after the animal had been hit by a car.

The alleged crime occurred near a Day Care Centre on a school day.

The teacher was leading an Animal Control officer to the dead dog so he could dispose of it when the pair discovered Kuch, who allegedly scuffled with the officer before fleeing into the woods.

Fehrman asked Sheeran to overrule District Judge Craig D. Alston, who found probable cause that a crime had been committed and that Kuch was the perpetrator.

But Sheeran said Fehrman's interpretation of the sodomy law, which outlaws "crimes against nature" and bestiality as well, was off base.

He said she "attempts to use textualization to read the meaning out of the statute and argue that morality has no place in the law."

Fehrman had said in previous written and oral arguments that a dead dog is not an animal and therefore cannot be violated against its will.

Sheeran said the purpose of the sodomy law is not to protect a specific victim, necessarily, but "to prevent people from debasing and dehumanizing themselves."

Sheeran also upheld the indecent exposure charge. He said it was irrelevant whether the patch of woods where the alleged crime committed was public or private property."