A cat would never do that for a dog.

I'll worry about animal consent when we start wondering if our food animals consented to be eaten.

I love you, Burt. I actually just married you. I hope that's okay.

AUGH BUT I CAN'T READ THIS

Cats usually accidentally ingest rat poison when they eat a dead, poisoned rat.

Yo that's not a damn donation that is a creepy ass experiment.

I thought all veterinarians kept office cats for just this purpose .

Okay, so my inner philosophy major really puzzles over the ethical implications of this and whether it's even okay since the dog couldn't say whether or not s/he was cool with donating blood. BUT, a more practical question: Wasn't there a cat around there somewhere whose blood they could use? (And, yes, I do realize…

The other cats are never going to let this cat live it down. He has dog blood. Forever sullied. Every time he shows up, they're going to be like 'Hey Mike, how's it going—fetch any good sticks lately?' And then all the cats will just explode in laughter, leaving poor Mike to slink away in shame and frustration,…

This woman is not just gorgeous on the inside, but the outside. Holy hell .... that bone structure, her mouth.. her eyes. She is just stunning. Absolutely stunning.

Is there a way for schools to have a silent alarm, much like banks do, that would ring (with sound or light flashing) in each classroom (but not in main office) and also call the police? Something that could be triggered from the school's main office. Or is this already in existence?

I'd like to throw her a parade, send her on vacation, give her an obscene amount of money, and anything else that a real, awesome hero deserves. Well done, Ms. Tuff! A grateful nation salutes you!

Just wanted to remind everyone that Dolly started a charity where any child can receive a free book in the mail, every month, from birth until five years old. She is an angel, a Tennessean, and I love her.

I just saw this movie for the first time last night. Gold, pure gold. And Burt's mustache was magnificent!

And Dick Van Dyke.

The first time I saw the video of her signing Jolene at the Grand Ole Opry I knew at that moment that I would forever be in love with Dolly. She is an angel on earth and I hope she never ever ever leaves us. Along with Betty White.

According to IMDB the episode is called "Look to the Stars" from 1962. I seem to recall Michelson scaring livestock with his experiments and this caused troubles with some of the locals.

I thought Römer’s estimate incredible for his time. Just knowing the order of magnitude of how fast light travels is amazing for his time.

Well, on an episode of Bonanza, the Cartwrights helped young Albert Michelson measure the speed of light. So I'm going to stick with that.

My cat disagrees with the notion that light is not emitted from the eye.