Tucker the Fluffy Corgi wins ‘Tocktober. No ifs, ands, or butts about it. Tucker’s Instagram page is home to the floofiest haunches you’ll ever see, plus lots of corgi cuteness. It’s the ‘tock of the town!
‘Tocktacular!
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Yup – I’m prepared to call that a landslide win for those sASSy ‘tocks.
? That is some fluffy butt, alright. We call them “furbelows” in our family – an arcane reference to women’s petticoats as I recall.
Also, in keeping with the spirit of rules of cute, proportion of head to butt might be up for consideration (I know, it’s a trick of perspective, but, hey, we can make our own rules, right?)
Checked out the Instagram – his front end is even cuter, if possible! Those smiling puppy pix!
My work won’t let me see his Instagram!!!!! :'(
Tucker has my vote.
No Instagram at work for me either !!!! 🙁 But that butt is the flooffiest I’ve ever seen! 😀
Whoa! Those are some seriously fluffy buns.
Oh man, you used the wide-angle lens again! (sez Tucker).
Spec-tock-ular!
Now that’s a floofy booty.
I like fluffy butts and I cannot lie.
That gave me a giggle!
I have to be a sheep and follow the herd on this one. Tucker is definitely fluffy ‘tocks blue ribbon winner.
That is a seriously impressive photo of some outstandingly floofy tocks, all right! Tucker is adorable, front or back view,that’s for sure!
Sir Mix-A-Lot’s song is going through my head!
Just thought I’d add something adorable to this already adorable post…..
http://mashable.com/2016/10/12/corgi-tries-to-climb-the-stairs/?utm_cid=mash-prod-email-topstories&utm_emailalert=daily&utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=daily&utm_sid=56a2dc7e289acb2b028b49cd#9pOUcrJ8wSq9
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Doggie’s got PULKIES!
Jewish explanation: “I’ve noticed during the past year the frequency which Jews (in particular) love to call my daughter ‘delicious,’ and I must confess that I am guilty of using this phrase to describe adorable children as well. Jews also use the Yiddish word “pulkies” to describe my daughter’s chunky (adorable) thighs, which is always said with tremendous affection. I only wish someone would describe my chunky thighs as adorable and edible. I am still waiting. But I digress.
But how did it come about to equate cuteness with edible-ness? In the case of the Jewish use of “pulkies,” which also means chicken legs, there is clearly a direct link between food and adorableness. Jews love food (doesn’t everyone!?), Jews love babies. I guess it makes sense. Thesaurus.com even has an entry for delicious, stating the synonyms for delicious as “cute; loveable.” Well babies are definitely those things, or at least, most of the time.
I am hardly the first person who has posed this oh-so-important question relating to babies and the etymology of adorable edibleness. In fact, this dad writes not that it is a Jewish phenomena, but that is a way women one-up one another in describing just how cute a child is. There’s also an actual scientific phenomena called “cute aggression,” but I am not gonna touch that concept.
By saying that a child is so cute that we want to eat them, or taste them, we are really paying tasty food the highest compliment: there is nothing better than eating something yummy. I guess a close second is cute baby.”
Yay! I was about to share this too. Love that little glance back at the beginning.
Yes, wasn’t that adorable? And later he gives another half glance – “Help me out a little here, won’tcha? Zcheesh!”
Wow, those are some serious ‘tocks!