… and it’s still attached to the cat.
From the monthly archives: September 2010
Waiter, There’s Cat Hair in My Orange Juice
September 25, 2010 By
Building Better Bunnies
September 24, 2010 By
Welcome to Pet Propulsion Laboratories, where we make ani-pals faster, stronger, and cuter. In our wind tunnel, for example, we’re testing a new aerodynamic bunny that can reach speeds of over 90 MPH.
Thanks to researchers Serena C. and Ting Y.
And Now, Time for the Weather
September 24, 2010 By
Well, folks, it looks like clear skies for your early morning commute, but by mid-morning we’re going to see those low-hanging catocumulus clouds, and you know what that means — it’ll be raining cats and dogs by this weekend.
Don’t forget your umbrella, Rosie.
THIS JUST IN: Maru in a rain coat
September 24, 2010 By
Everyone’s favorite round-faced kitteh pal Maru just tweeted this stylish pic. Love the one-ear action.
More of Maru’s twitpics here! Arigato, Bill S.
LET ME SLEEP
September 24, 2010 By
Someone please administer a bun-sized Ambien STAT:
Dr. Annie M., paging Sender-Inner Annie M.
“Their eyes are just starting to open”
September 23, 2010 By
You Tell ‘em, Tough Guy!
September 23, 2010 By
“That’s right, you better run! And don’t come flinging your poo at me again!”
(“Wow, I chased those monkeys off all by myself! Wait until I tell Mom!”)
This is Ajang, newborned one-horned rhino at ZSL Whipsnade Zoo near Dunstable, Bedfordshire, England. Full story here. (Photo: Photo: Ian Nicholson/PA Wire)
Know Your Obscure Norse Goddesses!
September 23, 2010 By
Very little is written about the warrior princess SkëlärthGrøønt, who took the form of an alpaca sharing a head with a soccer mom from Keosaqua, Iowa. One ancient text refers to a similar creature intervening in battle to confound the invading Visigoths with a series of increasingly complex riddles involving buttered toast.
(AP Photo/Kerstin Joensson)
New on Dateline: Kitty Catches Tail, but at What Price?
September 22, 2010 By
Some say he’s not playing with a full deck because he uses his claws. Others think he’s an overachiever…
Me-ouch, Erin S.
An Offer He Shouldn’t Have Refused
September 22, 2010 By
Jack Woltz fluttered his eyes as the the first rays of sunlight brushed his face. He could hear the servants busy in the kitchen downstairs, and he ran through the day’s itinerary in his mind: Breakfast on the patio, a brisk swim, then a ride on his favorite stallion before his afternoon meeting at Paramount Pictures.
His leg brushed against an object in the bed with him. Feeling hesitantly along the covers, his hand detected a familiar outline. Woltz flung away the bedsheets and gaped in horror into the lifeless eyes staring back at him, and realized — only too late — that Don Corleone was not a man to be trifled with.
Photo credit: Antti
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