Making do
Walruses want so much to be with other walruses that if there are no other walruses around, they will make do with the next available large object. —NYT
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posted by Ed Park @ 9:36 PM
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3 Comments:
Stacey and I read that article this morning and began to wonder whether our gray cat, Captain Spargus, was possibly a walrus.
Evidence in favor: his size, his propensity for headbutting. Evidence against: the relative softness of his bristles, his aversion to water.
Does he play his body like a musical instrument?
You must go to the NY Aquarium and see the walruses there!!!!! The baby one is supercute.
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