Wait ’til you see my Tryptophan coma

Behold the most pathetic let-me-nap mew at the .37 mark:

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  1. RosiePosie says:

    Oh my dear sweet lord… marmie+yawning+spottybelleh+meowinks=Rosie’s head asploding.

  2. arlnee says:

    the second one at .48 is THE most patheticest “let me sleep” sound ever. Seriously.

  3. Berg says:

    I am a big fan of the paws on the forehead stretch (see the 40 second mark). Our cats do that move, too, and it slays me every time.

    @arlnee: I agree. That little whimper is indeed pathetic. And adorable.

  4. amy says:

    His paws are killing me! They are huge. Polydactyl maybe?

  5. Julius says:

    Is it just me, or does that kitteh have HUGE paws? They look enormous on his (?) face…

  6. warrior rabbit says:

    Hey… Did I sleep through a couple days? Is it Caturday already?

    Anyhow, since we’re knee deep in kittenpalooza, allow me to share this (which I sent in several months ago but clearly was deemed Not Good Enough):

  7. victoreia says:

    I just watched a minute of AAAAAWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  8. Skip says:

    That tongue!

  9. MarmieLover says:

    Oooh those ginormous pawz…… *boom**splat*

  10. Jim says:

    Hey, Boris Badanov — enough with the baby talk. Let me get a little shut-eye here!

    • Malinki says:

      Why always Boris?

      • MamaLana says:

        His name is Tosha! Tosha, the Russian kitty: Da, Da!

        • HP says:

          Lots of Russian kitties on YouTube named Tosha. Does anyone know what it means? It doesn’t look anything like the Russian words for “cat” or “kitten.”

          (Then again, “Sasha” doesn’t look anything like “Aleksandr,” so what do I know?)

          • MJ says:

            ‘Tosha’ is a shorter version of ‘Antosha’, which is a nickname derivative of ‘Anton’, which is the Russian version of ‘Anthony’.

            Yes, derivatives of Russian names one would use in familiar situations are sometimes profoundly weird. xD

          • HP says:

            @ MJ: Tony the Tiger!

    • The Cute Avenger says:

      Because Natasha is already chasing moose and squirrel!

  11. katy says:

    :48 sounds like a little bird. :)

  12. Agent 99 says:

    The barely audible plead at the :48 mark is priceless.

  13. Winston says:

    let the cute kitteh sleep please

  14. Tony James says:

    That 0.37 mew translates as: “Hey hey, why you Russian? We’re in no hurry here…”

  15. pitkat says:

    *gasp* Look at the size of those PAWS! He’s going to be a monster when he grows up…

  16. SharonK1973 says:

    The ears that are level with his head while he sleeps are soooooo cute!

  17. HP says:

    No comments on the totally gratuitous “It’s a boy kitten” camera pan?

    Look at the size of those . . . paws. Yes, “paws,” of course. What?

    • HP says:

      (When I was very small, I saw a litter of kittens, and a grownup was picking up each kitten, examining it, and telling me which ones were boy kittens and which ones were girl kittens. I asked, “How can you tell?” And the grownup didn’t skip a beat — “You can tell by the spots on their belly.”)

      • OH that is too funny!

      • skippymom says:

        Well, um, that IS how you tell, isn’t it? It’s how I’ve always done it.

        • HP says:

          The only reason I remember that story is because for years after I should’ve known better, I thought kitten-sexing involved some kind of arcane spot-reading skills. It wasn’t until I grew up and adopted kittens of my own that it occurred to me to look at their teensy, cute little genitals.

        • HP says:

          I.e., Me in college: “Apparently, determining the gender of immature felines is difficult because of the early occultation of the secondary sexual characteristics. One must instead rely on sex-determined pigmentation patterns, most easily observed where the fur is thinnest. Or so I am given to understand.”

          I grew up in a family of dog people.

          • muttluver says:

            No! Really? I never would’ve guessed!
            ;)

          • Sarah says:

            You sound like Data the (cute) android from Star Trek: the Next Generation. Possibly this is why he named his pet cat Spot, and why after referring to Spot as ‘he’ for several seasons, this was abruptly changed to ‘she’ when the cat got pregnant?

    • Meg says:

      HP you’re right! I almost mentioned the gratuitous harbl action – but didn’t – it’s like WHAAAAAA?

  18. (The Original) Mel says:

    Poor Tosha is just tryin to get sleepinks. He’s gotta rest after lugging those big feets around all day.

  19. I love that the world over kitties are adored and snorgled… gives me hope that someday maybe we will have peace.

  20. JerilynS says:

    “Nyet! Nyet! Nyet!”

  21. Adorable!!!!!!! Hooray for cat naps!!!

  22. jen says:

    oh dear me. so prosh. let babeh sleep!

  23. muttluver says:

    This is me. Only I’m not as cute, and more verbal, much to the consternation of my parents.

    • muttluver says:

      Also, the yawn is adorable, and makes me yawn too. There, I yawned just thinking about it. Twice.

  24. Theresa says:

    1. Spotteh belleh!
    2. Tiny grumpini!

  25. Jon says:

    It’s “Garfield – the Early Years!”

  26. Malaficent says:

    Is that lady saying that she’s biting his toes? My Russian skills aren’t so good since my family is Ukrainian and I didn’t learn very much of that language :/

    • HP says:

      If she isn’t, she should be.

      I do like the way our hostess makes that tongue-smacking, human-waking-up noise when Tosha has his big yawn. You don’t need Russian skills to pick that up.

      She’s completely smitten with that beautiful boy, she is. No need to translate.

      • muttluver says:

        ……….I thought it was a guy at first.

        ………the sound was kinda low, ok?

        • HP says:

          Would you want someone to wake you up with high-pitched, squeaky baby-talk?

          Of course not. You’d want low-pitched, murmuring baby talk.

          Smitten, I tell ya.

    • mapper says:

      It’s an older woman. She’s telling Tosha to wake up, to come eat. There are lots of diminutives, too, like “Toshinka” and “malenkii,” the last means “little one.” She clearly loves the little guy and doesn’t want to wake him up, but it is time to eat and so she wants to wake him slowly.

  27. PJ says:

    Still in his cute phase, he has his OME and with those paws he’ll be a big boy of a Tom!

  28. Susan says:

    Awwww kitty is adorable, love the little meow. Would be nice if we could understand what the lady was saying though.

  29. dmaufer says:

    I feel for ya, kitty. This is how I react pretty much every morning!

  30. Garfield as a baby. :)

  31. Brandi says:

    I lof heeeem!!! <3

  32. Sher says:

    How is she not stroking that beautiful belleh? Or snorgling it? That’s where I’d be!

  33. PJ says:

    The disembodied voice gives this the quality of an artsy Russian film.

    Well, if it were in black-and-white. And didn’t have the “mew.”

  34. Nicole M. says:

    This is the opposite of the original “Simon’s Cat” video.

  35. Hon Glad says:

    Isn’t Russian a beautiful language. If I had kids, Antosha would be near the top of my list, just after Endymion.

  36. Teresa says:

    AWW :D Let that kitty sleep :D

  37. Ayaa says:

    I am quickly growing very tired of dogs, and seeing kittens/cats doing adorable and odd things like this constantly does not help!