I’m Back Home and Have Two Days of E-Mail to Catch Up On, So Here’s a Picture of a Cat

There, that should keep you busy for a while.

Comments

  1. kaellinn18 says:

    It appears that your cat is incompatible with your wall outlet. You should probably look into an adapter of some sort.

  2. scorpius says:

    What, lopsided cat can’t sit in narrow window sills lest he fall out?

  3. Nekussa says:

    If Zeus were plugged in I imagine his eye lazers would be charging.

  4. “That oughta hold the little bastards!”

  5. Masud Rana says:

    Very nice…like my cat.
    My blog link

  6. If he were properly plugged in, I think he’d change into an orange tabby in a hurry…or possibly a flamepoint Siamese.

  7. Nikitta says:

    Being the entire fan club for Zeus the adorable, I am thrilled with that picture. It shows his adorableness just fine.

  8. If you pick me up, you’ll get a shock.

  9. Matt says:

    Dëthsnöw’s first release looks like it bombed. Hopefully, their sophomore effort will be better.

  10. Carina says:

    What a pretty boy. :3

  11. Mike says:

    I knew writer who had a cat and a Xerox CP/M system, complete with WordStar and a daisy wheel printer.

    One day she reported that her cat, who enjoyed sitting on the warm CRT montior had managed to stick its tail inside one of the ventilation slots and get quite a shock. She used a rolled-up newspaper or magazine to knock the cat off of the monitor. The cat reportedly blamed her for the whole affair, since she had whacked it and cat’s aren’t TU GUD WIT COZ AN EFEKT.

  12. Kathryne says:

    Mike, I think it is more likely that the cat was just being a cat – they blame their humans for every negative experience, like empty food dishes, getting wet, missing the jump up onto the table… the cat was probably quite sure that your friend had deliberately caused the shock!

    BTW Zeus is a gorgeous cat.

  13. The Pathetic Earthling says:

    Looking for the window treatment into summer, apparently.

  14. Mike says:

    Kathryne, I suppose that the cat could well think that the human is unhappy that the cat is on the monitor and shocked it and then whacked it to express her displeasure.

    Your comment about getting wet and missing jumps leads me to wonder:
    Cat regard humans as staff, but omnipotent staff. That suggests an odd window into cat theology.

  15. Jeanne says:

    Pathetic Earthling has provided a first for me here–a comment that made me laugh harder than the post it responds to.

  16. Joe says:

    “Cat regard humans as staff, but omnipotent staff.”

    Omnipotent but barely competent under the best of circumstances.

  17. Bearpaw says:

    Pathetic Earthling wins the Internet today.

    As I side note, I highly recommend a Toddy Gear cloth to clean an iPad screen.

  18. Bearpaw says:

    P.S. The absence of preview or edit functionality for these comments scuks.

  19. rick says:

    @Bearpaw, unedited perfection only needs to be a goal, not a reality.

  20. Miles Archer says:

    Nice composition. Vertical stripes frame the shot nicely and the foreground and background are well balanced.

  21. eviljwinter says:

    No rant from The Official Ghlaghghee Fan Club?

    You disappoint me, Master Chang. Qui-gon held you in such high regard.

  22. Ruth says:

    Oh John, you know us so well….

  23. Digital Atheist says:

    Cat? Cat? You’ve got a beautiful dog and a snuggly bunny. Why not one of those? Huh? HUH?

    Oh well… nice cat pic. ;-)

  24. Joseph says:

    I have a cat that looks a lot like yours, named Keekee. Is your cat a Calico, too?

  25. nerd6 says:

    Ha ha. This post is “filed under unCATegorized”. Good one.

  26. Jeff Faria says:

    I guess everyone’s extrapolated the cat’s tail and that socket. Sharp crowd. Question is: Is the cat doing it on purpose, Mona Lisa-like?

  27. Brett L says:

    “Human, that white stuff in my hunting grounds is cold and wet. Why have you not removed it yet?”

  28. Chris Pepin says:

    I see a cat, but where’s the bacon?

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