Cat-O-Sphere: Friday Cat Blogging on Sunday

Cindy sent me this, from Gizmodo.

Shame on her. Shame on them.

And shame on you (and me) for giggling.

Then, from Shelley, we have this -- even more fun, and educational as well:

[I don't believe I've ever embedded a video before; I notice that Shelley just linked to it. Is there a preferred method?] [UPDATE: Well, maybe now I know. I'm getting an unresponsive script notice, so I moved this below the cut, to see if that will help.]

The Cat-O-Sphere has somewhat exploded since I was last active in it. We now have The Cat Blogosphere: We cats are taking over the internets! -- complete with just about everything the blogging cat could want; and Bad Kitty Cats Festival of Chaos (at Catsynth this week.)

And, of course, we still have the Friday Ark at The Modulator (the new world will be cat-abundant, if this ark is anything to go by) and the beloved, original,  Carnival of the Cats which is already up at Life from a Cat’s Perspective.

Comments

[Robert]

Is that actually a cat ... dressed up as ... a cat? How perturbingly recursive.

[SB]

But you chuckled, didn't you, Robert. Didn't you?

[Cindy]

Shame on me. That's all I have to say.

[Courtney]

Okay, I'll admit it: I HAVE to have it! I can't wait for the kitty humiliation. Maybe I'll put it on Max and then get dance with him! Or put it on Maddy and take her for a walk on her harness. Can't wait. Can't wait!

(Please don't think I'm joking.)

[Babeth]

But isn't it adorable how he adjusts and manages to be a cat despite his disability ? I mean, look at that zest for life ! Look how feisty that kitty is !
In the wild he would be killed before even reaching adulthood, "death by natural causes" it would be called because truly in the wild a cat such as he cannot exist.
Us simians can care for such and I am happy someone actually chose to do so. This kitty is probably here on this mortal rock to teach us a lesson. If only we choose to recognize it.