Cute Overload :D
I’ve heard that when bunnehs decide it’s time to lay down, they lay down with a vengeance, known as a “flop”. I’m sure you bunneh-types out there can confirm or deny this theory.
Behold exhibit A:
Jon S. saw his dwarf Lionhead “Bushel” is post “flop” at this point.
“Pancake” the pup who is the New Face of Disapproval, is taking a much-needed nap. He puts up with so much.
Getting artsy with us with the black and white, huh, Mai N.?
Here’s why you should hire me.
I’ve solved TONS of cases!
I can quietly OOF!—sorry, these blinds are in my way—follow ANY suspicious behavior.
You can count on my subtlety.
If you think that hamster is cheating on you, I WILL FIND OUT!
NO ONE can hide their secrets. (oooof, damn blinds!)
No one. [CLANG]
Brunelleschi (actual name) the bumbling private investigator brought to you by Haloise R. More of her set here.
Do we land in water bowl on on unsuspecting lap, Over
DON’T BUZZ THE TOWER, C.F.!
Remember how we watched in awe as Ashton Kutcher beat CNN to a million Twitter followers? All right, maybe awe is too strong a word, but according to the Baltimore Sun, a cat named Sockington is catching up, quietly racking up half that million, and gaining every day. What’s the matter, Ashton? Cat Kutcher tongue?
Photo: Jason “Textfiles” Scott
Dude, I’m way better than GPS on your iPhone. Let’s get this party started! [points paw in direction of red light district]
Your Caturday night escort, aka Cute Kitten In Pocket has been provided by PicturesOfCats.
When we last checked in with Sniper Kitty, he was lying in wait to ambush his sworn enemy, the dreaded Pen. Some things never change, it seems…
“Well, the builders have packed up, the decorators have put on the finishing touches, and it’s time for our lucky homeowner to see the bright new results for the very first time. So let’s cut to our live camera for her spontaneous reaction…”
Got any more bright ideas, Yvonne G.?
Oh don’t get your pantaloons in a bonche. Here’s Snuffles back safe and sound with paw up:
Elizabeth N. How far did he get? 20 feet? OK.
As many of you audiophiles know, the acoustic pigometer is one of the most precise and sensitive pieces of sound-measurement equipment on the market, and as such requires extensive calibration before use. Let’s listen to how it’s done:
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