What do you think about this video? Am I out of step with the thinking of the majority of viewers? I don’t like the video. I don’t like the music which is far too loud and gross but it is … Continue reading →
This is another example of how a domestic cat can actually improve a person’s presentation on either television or in this case on video. The Dean of Canterbury, Dr Robert Willis, was leading a virtual service at Canterbury Cathedral when … Continue reading →
Yes, this cat looked baffled by the owner (presumed by me to be a woman) making herself look completely different because she is wearing a face mask. It is loose fitting mask so the facial features are completely…well masked..! I … Continue reading →
I had thought that “cat brain freeze” was an amusing reference to the funny expressions on cats’ faces after they had consumed ice cream. But it appears to have some basis in science. And it is an expression of pain … Continue reading →
You have to drop the seriousness some times and this amusing but increasingly irritating animated .gif does it. You can’t turn it off or stop it. It is on an endless loop. It reminds me of Brexit 🙂 . I … Continue reading →
A gangly, grey Don Sphynx is obsessed with cake topped with chocolate but the owner is horrified.
Continue reading →This made me laugh (quietly). I never laugh loudly. I think it’s the woman’s giggle which is infectious (it sounds like a woman). It is a video prank but I think it is fine. We can’t be too serious. This … Continue reading →
I found an adorable video on MSN.com. It was filed under ‘viral video,’ and shows a man lifting a cat from his patio to his second-story balcony using a bucket. There’s no embed code for me (but see below) to … Continue reading →
An animal welfare campaigner, Wendy Turner Webster, claims that the Internet has given a platform to idiots, to use her words. She believes that the craze for terrifying cats with cucumbers is cruel. I agree with her, completely. “What an … Continue reading →
A video on YouTube shows what appears to be a blue British Shorthair cat in a state of what I’d call ‘anxious defensiveness’ as signified by a classic vocalisation. It’s a sound that domestic cats make when in a standoff … Continue reading →
