This one is worth watching all the way through:
(h/t Sara)
And, from the sublime to the mundane:
(h/t Dr. Kiki)
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No, I suppose you can never truly trust a killer whale.
(h/t Dr. Isis)
And for those who are unfamiliar, here's the original (not the original music video, since I can't find one):
Today Was A Fairytale, by Taylor Swift
I love them both!!!
That would make for an incredible children's book. Not only would it be entertaining, it could present a wholesome message in a non-in-your-face preachy way.