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Superbowl@lemmy.world · 2 months ago

Shorty and Harrier Scuffle in the Snow

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Shorty and Harrier Scuffle in the Snow

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Superbowl@lemmy.world · 2 months ago

From Brisbane Young

A sampling of Shorty pics!

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That’s an amazing shot! I hope our SEO was victorious, as they should be.
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  Everyone’s gotta eat!
  
  With Shorty like that it looks like it may have already got something and the harrier is trying to claim it called “dibs.”
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    Harrier: I saw it first!
    
    SEO: *stares deadpan at camera*
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      “…The nerve of this guy…”

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