The video shows a friend throwing a ball and the dog runs manically up-and-down the garden. Sydney says: “Wow look at her go.”
The video has blown up on TikTok receiving almost eight million views and two million likes. TikTokers were in awe of Sydney’s genius homeschooling hack, one said: “That is the smartest thing I have ever seen in my life.”
Another commented: “I am going to start doing this for sure. A third wrote: “This is genius!”
A follow-up video showed that the cute dog had racked up 904 steps during her back garden burst of exercise.
Genius TikTok hack to get out of PE class. (Image: Getty)
(AP Photo/HBO, Janet Van Ham, File)
Perhaps my reference to a “moment of clarity” is somewhat unfair to the “Real Time with Bill Maher” host (wink-wink), given that, as is the case with blind squirrels finding acorns now and again, Maher seems to have found more of his share of acorns over the last year or so than he has been accustomed to finding throughout his acerbic career.
In Friday’s episode of “Real Time,” the left-wing comedian went after various left-wing causes and the requisite “sanctimonious lecturing” from his pals on the left. “It’s time to raise awareness about a very serious problem,” he said: “Raising awareness.”
Eddie Murphy reflects on the terrible movies that made him stop acting
March 8, 2021 by:
When you ve been working in the entertainment industry for decades, chances are pretty good that you ve made a few bad movies, and that s definitely true of Eddie Murphy. When the comedian got his start, he found huge success with R-rated comedies such as
Trading Places, 48 Hours, Beverly Hills Cop, Coming to America, and more, but by the mid-90s, Murphy had jumped onboard the family-friendly bandwagon with
The Nutty Professor, Doctor Dolittle, and
Shrek. Although those films were just as successful as his older comedies, they led to a string of misfires such as