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This is Lily. She’s been accused of drinking her mom’s slushie. Will not be taking any questions at this time. 14/10 (IG: iceedoglilly)

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I didn’t want to say anything but I actually had a BOGO on blue slushies so I gave Lilly one of my slushies. I didn’t ask for a receipt so there isn’t one.

She is OBVIOUSLY part Chow and everyone knows that their tongues are blue!! She is owed an apology and a blue slushie, as she has never tasted one and they look delicious.

My grandcats always zoom into whatever I’m drinking. If I leave it on the table and walk away, GONE. Then you see 2 cats pointing their paws at each other.

I bought my youngest a blue slushies before a pediatrician appt once. When the doctor saw my little one's blue lips, he admonished me for not correctly conveying the seriousness of her condition, thinking she was lacking oxygen. I explained.

My second day as a preschool teacher, I was very alarmed by a kid with forest green poop. An experienced teacher later told me my overly fake calm question was, "So...tell me what you ate yesterday..." (It was blueberry popcorn)

A lawsuit was filed Monday to block the Trump administration from painting the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool blue as crews cover its longtime gray color. The suit is the latest challenge to the administration's efforts to reshape cultural and historic landmarks across the nation's capital.

Hey Google;Yes, blue-dyed slushies can be toxic or harmful to dogs, primarily due to hidden ingredients rather than just the blue color itself. The biggest risks are artificial sweeteners, specifically xylitol, which is deadly to dogs even in small amounts. Cute. But for dogs. Thanks! 🐾🐾

"Your honor, the evidence is circumstantial. Sure, Lily has a blue tongue, but it is a well-known fact that some dogs DO have blue tongues. Sure, most of those dogs with blue tongues are Chows, Sharpeis, etc., but it IS possible Lily has some of those same genes."