I saw this story a couple of days ago and thought it was kinda funny.



https://cbsaustin.com/news/local/local-deer-turns-heads-with-forest-core-fashion-as-hammock-gets-tangled-in-antlers

Apparently it's quite the thing in the deer community...



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One appears to be Christmas lights.

As long as it doesn't snag them to a tree, they'll be fine when they drop and get replaced.

As I stated on the GB this is pretty common for lots of cervidae. As mouth said, they usually be ok if it doesn't snag on something causing them to panic and break their necks or exhaust them to the point they can't get to water or food.
We had an elk bull that got about a half a roll of net fence wire stuck in his antlers. He fought it and tightly twisted it and could not get it off. It was enough weight that he exhausted himself trying to hold his head up.
We had to dart him and cut his antlers off. Thank goodness it was just after rut and he did not get beat up.
He seemed to walk around embarrassed he didn't have his antlers.

The bottom one looks like the Tommy Chong character in Zootopia.

Now compare that look to like 90% of teen boys today...

Did you just ask AI to make you an image of a teenage boy?

Looks like a No Kings rally

"AI please give me a ******y broccoli"

CactusThomas said:

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Did you just ask AI to make you an image of a teenage boy?

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I just googled "teen boy poofy hair" and that was the first image. But that's basically what I see all the HS boys doing. Fortunately my 15-year old isn't and his mother wouldn't let him anyway.