Everyone say it together now, “Awwwwwwwwww”, now again together, “Ohhhhhhhhh”. Perhaps it’s because I’m an expectant father, but come on. Even baby aye-ayes are precious (though I might draw the line at parasitic wasps).
Happy Friday everybody.
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Everyone say it together now, “Awwwwwwwwww”, now again together, “Ohhhhhhhhh”. Perhaps it’s because I’m an expectant father, but come on. Even baby aye-ayes are precious (though I might draw the line at parasitic wasps).
Happy Friday everybody.
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The aye-aye is totally doing the \0/
@Cath: OK, now I’m confessing my emoticon illiteracy. Just what does \0/ represent? All I can get is an olive in a martini glass (shaken not stirred, of course).
It represents celebratory joy, as in w00t w00t
Also the beginning of the dance moves to YMCA:
\0/ 0 0< /0\
I don’t know where it came from originally, but I first saw it in posts/comments by Eva Amsen and Richard Grant
the second one was supposed to be ^ 0 ^, without the spaces
Just sayin’.