Pushmi-Pullyus are remarkable creatures.
Of all God's animals they're the cleverest!
They develop these remarkable features
Running up and down Mount Everest!
Running up and down a mountain
Gives them very nimble feet.
And this extreme agility
Betgets a rare ability -
Shared only with the mountain goats of France -
The Pushmi-Pullyu loves to dance!
Before I got to the video of Dr. D I was thinking, the last time I heard of a pushme pullme was on Dr. Doolittle. Thanks for the video and reminding me that this is a great movie that I need to see again.
ReplyDeleteThe original Dr Dolittle was marvellous. And the Pushmi Pullyu was excellent. After all, they're so hard to train, you know.
ReplyDeleteOh this was a fun one! I love Dr. Doolittle. Thank You! Great job on MM!
ReplyDeleteSmiles,
Kimmie
Hello there! This is the first time that I've seen one.Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHi! I am not playing but what you post is interesting!
ReplyDeleteI have same "You push I pull lamas" on my post. Happy MM!
ReplyDeleteThere was a Push Me Pull You at the end of the Eddie Murphy remake (bahumbug) too. As a nod to this one. I like this one best. Even if it is utterly impossible.
ReplyDeleteThat's the second time today I see these strange animal (or animals ?) I thought it was a photo montage of two llamas but apparently I am wrong. Are they born like this ? It seems so unreal to me.
ReplyDeleteholy cow, that would be a hard pull
ReplyDeleteMo will be totally thrilled to see this post, I know he was hoping for someone to do a post on this remarkable creature!
ReplyDeleteI loved seeing "Doctor Doolittle" with Rex Harrison as a kid - loved it! Always wished I could talk to the animals myself.
Have you ever tried to litter box train a Pushme Pullu?
ReplyDelete(me neither! but I love to Talk To The Animals!)
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~manic mo
nice blog,I can learn lot form you ,thank you very much.
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