…it’s books about how our pets go to heaven.
Author Ptolemy Tompkins tracks the history of the relationship between humans and animals in the new book, “The Divine Life of Animals.” Prompted to write by the death of his pet rabbit, Angus, Tompkins looks to the ancient past for the best models of animal-human interaction.
Och, Angus, ye cain’t be daid!
What of Mr McGregor? Burnin’ in hell where no wee bunny goes, no doubt.
This turned up in a comment this morning. That settles it, I’m turning off the internet and getting to work.
Isn’t it beautiful?
Which one are you?
Just joking. We know libertarians aren’t so simple: they are all a combination of two or more of the archetypes above.
(And the hate mail will come rollin’ in…)
It’s an origins story!
There’s also a plug for the season 3 DVD, which will be coming out in a few weeks. I’ve already pre-ordered mine, but now I’m thinking I should order a second one for my mom. Maybe a third, for my mother-in-law? No, that would be pushing it, I think.
Now I fully understand what they’ve been doing.
At last, this sounds like a practical solution:
In an open letter, the girlfriends of more than 40 priests have called for a relaxation of the church’s stance on celibacy to allow a limited range of sexual practices, including the reverse Dutch Steamboat, the Stockholm Slip’n’Slide and the Sorcerer’s Apprentice.
There are more details at the link, but it is not recommended if you are not in a raunch-friendly environment.
As a fan of The Order of the Stick, I was pleased to see this last panel of the latest strip. “Not surprisingly, ethical concerns cannot overcome the siren’s lure of a triceratops ride” could almost be my motto.
We haven’t been covering the alternative theory.
