Ah,Horror Archives the face of hunger.
After Reddit user blue_lightsposted a picture of a very excited Japanese corgi staring in awe at some delicious doggy snacks, the internet responded as it should, with a Photoshop battle.
Here is the glorious moment the hungry little corgi first laid eyes on the feast before him...
Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable And here are some of the internet's marvelous pieces of art, which shows the wide-eyed corgi playing cards, flying a helicopter and cowering in front of a few Goosebumpsnovels.
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