
Huge news in nerdzone y'all: for one week only starting January 23, Game of Thrones will become the first television…
Huge news in nerdzone y'all: for one week only starting January 23, Game of Thrones will become the first television…
Burt, you clearly mistagged this. It is obviously evidence that #TEAMCAT is winning at life.
Well, my mom bought her two cats beds in an attempt to keep them off her new couch and they absolutely hated them. She tried repeatedly to get them to hang out in them and they adamantly refused, as cats are wont to do, and instead kept insisting on getting on up all over her couch. So she started laying them out on…
Team Dog Forever, obvs, but hard to see how this wasn't filed under Team Cat.
It's like the 5th or 6th reason down why cats are jerks:
Edit 2: YOU DID POST AN ARTICLE ABOUT CATS EATING CORPSES.
Love that cat's attitude. He is all like "Why is this dog peasant bothering?? You! Ape intendant! drop that camera and shoo it away!!"
The cat probably has her own bed that she uses as a litter box. That is how cats roll.
Rebecca, I love you.
I see this every day with my pets. And while I totally love my cats, my dog is the light of my life. Plus, he won't consume my dead body: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/01/07/cat…
Haha. I love the cut to the cat lying down curled up. That cat is like "Yeah I'm just gonna nap now, LMK when you're done with this futile enterprise."
This adorable French bulldog puppy named Pixel got his bed stolen by a Calico cat who gives zero fucks.
Our second cat loved olives so much we quit ordering them on pizza. He also loved turkey so much he'd start the singing and dancing as soon as the frozen-solid turkey came out of the freezer. He also used to drag flowers out of vases, leave them on the floor all over the room. Ol' weird Gabby, a sweet but peculiar cat.
With mine they were always the green ones, so I can't say re: black. My olive-crazed cat would sniff them, lick them, bat them around and pretty much do everything but actually eat them. Yet I've had other cats that had zero interest in olives at all.
I've never heard this before about cats and olives - is it green olives or black olives? Or both?
Interesting, didn't know that. My cat that loved olives didn't even acknowledge catnip, which is odd, but then again it was an odd cat. One time he licked the glue off of half a box of envelopes. He was deaf but he had a nose like no other cat I've ever seen, he could smell a can of tuna being opened from the other…
My cat loves olives more than any person can love any thing. He tries to get in my mouth when I eat them. I didn't know what his deal was until I read up and discovered it's something with a chemical in olives that is similar to catnip. He doesn't even care about catnip that much. Olives all the way.
No, no one got sick. We probably didn't have that much, we were just running our fingers into it and licking it off like frosting, it was sealing the space between cement slabs or something. Bit it was enough to get on our faces and hands and horrify the parents.
I happened to catch an episode of America's Worst Cooks on FoodNetwork yesterday. Talk about shocking ability to function despite severe stupidity (when it comes to food) – one contestant wanted to make chocolate, so she mixed vanilla extract with brown sugar. HOW DOES THAT EVEN BEGIN TO MAKE SENSE?
I used to work at an "Italian" restaurant which I won't name—rhymes with "Shmolive Garden"