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August 16, 2007: Hedgehog and cactus
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"I have no further info, but it's cute," says axlrosen, pointing out this item. It is indeed. There are a lot of sites that surely beat IotD out for mere cuteness. But I don't dare risk not including any hedgehog item, because they are always interesting. And any fine image of one may become iconic. |
Awwww...look at his little nose.
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WTF.... I ain't eatin' that.
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The book Stardust describes an excellent method for eating hedgehogs. Wrap it in a layer of clay, and put the clay ball in a fire. When it's ready, crack the ball in half, and the spines are stuck in the clay. Scoop out the meat, and spit the bones into the fire.
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...and telling ghost stories all the while...
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....mainly about being haunted by hedgehogs, granted, but still....
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Mother hedgehog oversees a colony of green eggs she has planted. In a couple of months they will hatch, revealing cute little aliens.
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Dinsdale!!!
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No no no, 'arold, old Dinsy was pursued by a porcupine, not an 'edge-og. Who could be frightened by this little cutie, even if it was also 10 ft from its 'ead to its anus?
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That makes about zero sense... How could it walk there? It's feet would get nailed by the cactus. I bet it even gets caught on the spines. Someone probably thought it would be cute and sat it there. Notice the cactus look like they're sitting in rabbit feed pellets.
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Why is that so damn cute?
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freakin rat
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And if you smack it with a baseball bat you get sprayed by flying quills. It is a lose/lose situation.
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