Showing posts with label swimmin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label swimmin. Show all posts

22 January 2016

that otter do

18 December 2015

take it easy

14 May 2015

russian navy seals

Russia's navy has a team of seals (literally: it's a team of very cute seals)

Posted by NowThis on Tuesday, May 12, 2015
thx for the tip kirby

04 December 2014

07 November 2013

kitty swim test

the central park zoo isn't the only place with some fresh kitties. the smithsonian's national zoo in DC put their kitties to the swim test. watch the video to see what happens. thx msdangles

26 July 2013

13 March 2012

an important message about sports and cancer brought to you by starla

Heyyyyy Y'all - It's March Madness time!

You know you're probably going to be getting in on some pool action, so why not put your money towards funding cancer research and supportive services for blood cancer patients and their families? This season with Team in Training, I am running the Rock and Roll Half Marathon in San Diego on June 3rd. (more info here)

For 20 bucks per entry, you can enter the pool. There is a limit of 3 entries per person. The winner will get 50% of the proceeds, and the other 50% will go straight to the Leukemia Lymphoma Society. How can you pay to sign up? Easy.

 1. For the lucky people who see me on the regular, you can give me cash.
 2. Otherwise, email 2pznappod@gmail.com and arrangements will be made for payment

 To make your picks, click the following link to get to my bracket - http://cbtnt.mayhem.cbssports.com/brackets

If you don't have one already, you'll need to create a username and password for CBS Sports. All brackets are private, so if you want to participate I'll invite you to join ASAP. You can start making your picks today and brackets will close on March 15th. Sign up and play, and give some $ to LLS at the same time - everyone's a winner!

 Thanks!!

 starla

18 January 2012

25 September 2011

Hydro Dog Therapist

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via Harper, an 11-week-old pit bull born with a debilitating disorder commonly known as “swimmer puppy disorder,” was found in a trash bag and brought to a shelter to be euthanized. Dogs with pectus excavatum can’t walk and aren’t expected to survive, but Harper was lucky enough to find shelter regular Erica Daniel, who took the puppy home and, with a little TLC, slowly helped Harper learn to stand on her own four paws.

02 September 2011

yikes!!

san diego has a bit of a great white shark problem at the moment. this is a real ass picture taken just recently!!!!!
 
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