DUCKIES!
OMG! I don't know if I should laugh or cry! :whimper::lol:
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DUCKIES!
OMG! I don't know if I should laugh or cry! :whimper::lol:
Holocaust.
I laughed and then felt terrible for doing so but then I laughed some more
You're not the only one. I am convinced that I'm a horrible person for enjoying this video so much. :(
I love how they line up perfectly when it's over. Soldier on!
Oh that is just brilliant. It may be slightly cruel but I don't care. I know I'm a horrible person so it's not exactly big news. Still, you know.
One thing that always get me going is when someone hurts themselves. Nothing too major, like a decapitation, but like if they bump their head or trip and fall over. I don't know exactly why, but I always burst out laughing.
Awww, that's not funny, that's tragic! At least the other duck one had no deaths!Quote:
Originally Posted by Pike
If it makes you feel better a bunch of people opened up the grate and rescued the ducklings.
Ah... that's much better! I was getting worried then!
You guys remember those fainting goats? Well there are kittens with the same disease.
Two kittens with Congenital Myotonia or 'fainting goat' syndrome. [VIDEO]
Why
Why would they faint at the exact same time
It can be triggered by sudden loud noises and other startling things. I assume they clapped their hands or something to get them to do it on camera. Plus, I read a report once on the fainting goats that said sometimes it may even be triggered just by seeing the other goats fainting, so that could also be a reason for one cat falling right after the other if it didn't immediately get triggered by the same noise.Quote:
Originally Posted by WildRaubtier
But that doesn't change the fact that it is adorably sad.
Sound daft but fainting goats was a myth on Mythbusters. It was myth confirmed, I can only assume you can get kittens as well. Sad really, poor things!Quote:
Originally Posted by TigmafuzzIt can be triggered by sudden loud noises and other startling things. I assume they clapped their hands or something to get them to do it on camera. Plus, I read a report once on the fainting goats that said sometimes it may even be triggered just by seeing the other goats fainting, so that could also be a reason for one cat falling right after the other if it didn't immediately get triggered by the same noise.Quote:
Originally Posted by WildRaubtier
But that doesn't change the fact that it is adorably sad.