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I would love to show something completely cute and sweet, actually, the tiniest living primate in the world. It’s so small that it can hold on to your finger. How do you like a finger monkey?
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I always like something unusual and beautiful especially when it comes to our beloved pets. And I have never been a fan of all those terrible dog bowls on my way. Here is a fantastic way out – check these Designer Pet Eatery. I really like these wall-mounted, in-wall pet eating stations starting at $80. How do you like them?
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On 20 October 1998, the Zhiqiang Shoe Factory in Harbin, China sent out a press release stating that they were officially halting production of a curious variety of footwear known as “lotus shoes.” This announcement may appear pedestrian to Western eyes, but in a way it was a symbolic epitaph for a bizarre custom which [...]
A little late on posting this. Recent Erik Brunetti interview on The Heavy Mental. Click Here
Portrait by Curtis Buchanan
