(Wait, are they supposed to be in front like this? They’re usually in the back, aren’t they?)

Just a Cat flexing her Flexibility., by MoudBarthez, licensed under CC BY 2.0
All the cute animals you crave: puppies, kittens, hamsters, hedgehogs, squid, ducklings, bunnies, raccoons, womba–All right, who added “squid”?
(Wait, are they supposed to be in front like this? They’re usually in the back, aren’t they?)
Just a Cat flexing her Flexibility., by MoudBarthez, licensed under CC BY 2.0
Elizabeth G. and Dana D. share two examples of circular reasoning.
Coco and her extended dachshund family had another reunion, and it was so much zooming, nipping, yapping pandemonium that even Mimi the cat ran for cover!
It always starts innocently; a leftover thread of yarn in a knitting basket, a loose piece of string dangled across the floor. Soon the yarnaholic is compelled to steal entire balls of yarn, sometimes up to five a day, to satisfy the insatiable craving.
Fry and yarn, by quinn.anya, licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0