Roussette
I'm on Twitter and this has just popped up. Archie is adorable and very cuddly and squishy. Lovely video.
now trying to work out how anyone can criticise it. Nope, nothing to criticise
This really isn't a criticism, it's just something that crossed my mind.
Before I read this, I'd considered offering a prize to anyone who could comment on the video or (deserving of a bigger prize) quoting a newspaper article that didn't use the words "cute" or "adorable". A thesaurus as a prize maybe?
Babies are generally sweet and appealing (especially one's own). They can inspire feelings of affection and be attractive.
I read somewhere that the character of ET was designed to look a bit like a foetus, because we're programmed to feel warm and protective towards that image.
But no other descriptions.
Always: "cute" and "adorable".
And, to me, not "adorable" literally.
I adore my children.
I don't adore anybody else.
To be fair, Rousette, you stuck in "squishy" and managed to avoid "cute".
I fully expect to be "slammed" or "blasted" for this (a la the tabloids).
In the spirit of the thread, he looks fine. Has some teeth and had obviously been introduced to books.