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Wednesday, 26 July 2023
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Video: This Dog Made A Mess But Was Not Ready To Lose The Argument https://ift.tt/qj5U7zv Who doesn't enjoy watching adorable animals on video? Thousands of these adorable animals may be found online on video sharing websites, including animal rescues, reunions of four-legged siblings, the cutest animal odd couples, and the newest canine fashion trends. But if you enjoy watching dog videos, this clip will brighten your day. The caption for the video that is posted on Reddit says, "Can't lose the argument if I scream until you give in." Watch the video here: Can't lose the argument if I scream until you give in by u/HeyImDadMe in AnimalsBeingGeniuses The video opens with footage of the mess the dog made before the owner questions him about who did it. The Husky dog, known for its dramatic communication, howls repeatedly and loudly without pausing. This continues for a while before the human finally concedes defeat in the argument. The video has received several likes and comments. "Watching these videos is like embarking on a serene journey, where the weight of the world simply fades away. It's a much-needed respite for the soul," commented a user. "Huskies are such great communicators. Like, "What are you moaning about, mom? I was just having fun; don't be a killjoy; I'm not listening to you tell me off," wrote another user. "That last look in his eyes made me laugh. We used to have a dog that ran and hid under a corner table every time he was naughty. They know exactly what they've done! I'd wake up and hear our dog run for that corner table, and I knew he was naughty before I even finished walking out to the living room. PS: For all the naysayers out there, no, I never hit my dog. He just wanted to be naughty and not be scolded," commented a third user. https://ift.tt/hMGbtrA July 26, 2023 at 08:43AM NDTV News-Offbeat https://www.ndtv.com
Who doesn't enjoy watching adorable animals on video? Thousands of these adorable animals may be found online on video sharing websites, including animal rescues, reunions of four-legged siblings, the cutest animal odd couples, and the newest canine fashion trends. But if you enjoy watching dog videos, this clip will brighten your day.
The caption for the video that is posted on Reddit says, "Can't lose the argument if I scream until you give in."
Watch the video here:
Can't lose the argument if I scream until you give in
by u/HeyImDadMe in AnimalsBeingGeniuses
The video opens with footage of the mess the dog made before the owner questions him about who did it. The Husky dog, known for its dramatic communication, howls repeatedly and loudly without pausing. This continues for a while before the human finally concedes defeat in the argument.
The video has received several likes and comments.
"Watching these videos is like embarking on a serene journey, where the weight of the world simply fades away. It's a much-needed respite for the soul," commented a user.
"Huskies are such great communicators. Like, "What are you moaning about, mom? I was just having fun; don't be a killjoy; I'm not listening to you tell me off," wrote another user.
"That last look in his eyes made me laugh. We used to have a dog that ran and hid under a corner table every time he was naughty. They know exactly what they've done! I'd wake up and hear our dog run for that corner table, and I knew he was naughty before I even finished walking out to the living room. PS: For all the naysayers out there, no, I never hit my dog. He just wanted to be naughty and not be scolded," commented a third user.
https://ift.tt/hMGbtrA July 26, 2023 at 08:43AM NDTV News-Offbeat https://www.ndtv.comWatch: Street Vendor Makes Panda-Shaped Dosa, Internet Gives Mixed Reaction https://ift.tt/7BbSuce With the help of internet videos, creative culinary abilities are something that is becoming more and more popular in our digital age. Netizens have witnessed a variety of culinary experimentation, from designer fluffy pancakes to fusion dosas to various edible items moulded into the forms of birds, animals, and other objects. Currently, a street vendor's expertly crafted panda-shaped dosa has stunned social media users. The street vendor can be seen swiftly forming a dosa into the shape of a panda in a video posted by whatsupdilli, an Instagram page for sharing food-related material. He effortlessly carves out the perfect shape and drains the extra batter. Watch the video here: View this post on Instagram A post shared by Palak Kapoor? (@whatsupdilli) More than 4.5 million people have watched this video since it was posted on the Whatsupdilli Instagram page on July 6. The number of views is steadily rising. The post has also gotten a lot of likes and comments. "Uniqueness should be in taste rather than shape or size," commented a user. "It doesn't look like a panda, but it looks like a logy and the cockroach cartoon," wrote another user. "Wah!! I never thought I would ever use the word cute for a dosa. This is amazing," commented a third user. https://ift.tt/hMGbtrA July 26, 2023 at 08:19AM NDTV News-Offbeat https://www.ndtv.com
With the help of internet videos, creative culinary abilities are something that is becoming more and more popular in our digital age. Netizens have witnessed a variety of culinary experimentation, from designer fluffy pancakes to fusion dosas to various edible items moulded into the forms of birds, animals, and other objects.
Currently, a street vendor's expertly crafted panda-shaped dosa has stunned social media users.
The street vendor can be seen swiftly forming a dosa into the shape of a panda in a video posted by whatsupdilli, an Instagram page for sharing food-related material. He effortlessly carves out the perfect shape and drains the extra batter.
Watch the video here:
More than 4.5 million people have watched this video since it was posted on the Whatsupdilli Instagram page on July 6. The number of views is steadily rising. The post has also gotten a lot of likes and comments.
"Uniqueness should be in taste rather than shape or size," commented a user.
"It doesn't look like a panda, but it looks like a logy and the cockroach cartoon," wrote another user.
"Wah!! I never thought I would ever use the word cute for a dosa. This is amazing," commented a third user.
https://ift.tt/hMGbtrA July 26, 2023 at 08:19AM NDTV News-Offbeat https://www.ndtv.com