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Crazyass Cat Owner of the Day: When Dutch artist Bart Jansen’s beloved cat was killed by a car, he did what any mourning owner of a cat named Orville would do: He had his pet taxidermied and attached it to propellers.
Now Orville — oops, Orvillecopter — is “flying with the birds… Oh how he loved birds. He will receive more powerful engines and larger props for his birthday. So this hopping will soon change into steady flight.”
Don’t miss the video.
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best cat legacy.
ever.](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m53paeH7sH1qzpwi0o1_500.jpg)
Crazyass Cat Owner of the Day: When Dutch artist Bart Jansen’s beloved cat was killed by a car, he did what any mourning owner of a cat named Orville would do: He had his pet taxidermied and attached it to propellers.
Now Orville — oops, Orvillecopter — is “flying with the birds… Oh how he loved birds. He will receive more powerful engines and larger props for his birthday. So this hopping will soon change into steady flight.”
Don’t miss the video.
best cat legacy.
ever.
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RIP: Eduard “Trololo Guy” Khil, at 77: Internet users the world over are mourning the death today of Russian baritone Eduard Khil, whose 1976 performance of the song “I Am So Happy to Finally Be Back Home” went viral on YouTube in 2009 and secured his place in Internet history.
Legend has it that the song’s lyrics were censored in Russia for raciness, so Khil swapped the lyrics for random sounds, including the ”trololo” yodel for which he became famous.
Khil had suffered a stroke last month that caused irreversible brain damage. He was 77.
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rest in peace, tololol guy.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m53th7dsY51qzpwi0o1_500.jpg)
RIP: Eduard “Trololo Guy” Khil, at 77: Internet users the world over are mourning the death today of Russian baritone Eduard Khil, whose 1976 performance of the song “I Am So Happy to Finally Be Back Home” went viral on YouTube in 2009 and secured his place in Internet history.
Legend has it that the song’s lyrics were censored in Russia for raciness, so Khil swapped the lyrics for random sounds, including the ”trololo” yodel for which he became famous.
Khil had suffered a stroke last month that caused irreversible brain damage. He was 77.
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rest in peace, tololol guy.