Internet Soup

Published June 22, 2011 by PETA Staff. Last Updated October 14, 2013.

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All the cukes you can eat, an animal-friendly car so technologically advanced that it makes KITT look like a Pinto on cinderblocks, hot guys, and cute kittens. This Internet Soup du jour has a little bit of something for everybody.

As if the Double Down sandwich weren’t unhealthy enough, a Utah KFC is raising money for diabetes research by selling vats o’ sugary soda in a finger-pricking bad promotion.
Four words: German cucumber-eating contest.
Volvo will soon launch cars that automatically brake for animals. No word yet on whether they will brake for rainbows.
This touching story proves that dogs are truly “man’s best friend.”
This “Funny or Die” video goes out to all the crazy cat ladies. Speaking of which, why is this girl still single?!

Written by Amy Skylark Elizabeth

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