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Thursday, October 6, 2011
Now everyone can craft with cat hair
For just $14.95, you too can learn how to do the impossible: craft with cat hair.
Yep, you can buy a new book from Quirk Books called “Crafting with Cat Hair: Cute Handicrafts you Make with Your Cat,” read it and craft with cat hair until you feel furfilled.
In case you were wondering, the colorful Kaori Tsutaya book was translated from Japanese to English by Amy Hirschman.
Tsutaya is obsessed with cats, according to the book’s publisher. She runs kitty craft workshops.
It includes instruction on making finger puppets, book covers, tote bags and other items with your favorite fur ball’s balls of fur.
The book also includes sections on proper brushing techniques, shedding, allergies and pest.
Nope, we didn’t make this one up.
What do you think? Would you ever even consider crafting with your pet’s hair. Just asking, but it is hanging around.
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TweetOU’s band of dancing Bobcats spents every day shufflin’
Now no one can say band geeks don’t spent every day shufflin’.
Ohio University Marching 110’s rendition of LMFAO’s “Party Rock Anthem” has gone viral, nabbing more than a million views on YouTube.com.
The energetic halftime performance during the Ohio’s football game against Kent State Oct. 1 got mentions on ESPN and CNN. It was voted Viral Video of the Day by Syracuse.com
Not only can Marching 110 members play instruments like beasts, but they can shake their booties, do a running man and, and break in to splits.
Pretty impressive if you ask me.
What do you think?
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