Thursday, September 11, 2008

Malott's Blog Daily-Adopt-A-Cat for 9-12-08

Good with kids.

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8 comments:

Christina said...

Okay, that was absolutely hilarious. Andrew said he and Emily watched it over and over and laughed at it and then I almost spit out my drink when I heard that shrieking.

I think perhaps that would not be such a loveable kitty. (Then again, our cat Puma, who was politely asked not to return to the vet) sounded eerily similar to that at her last visit...perhaps a long-lost sibling?

Thanks for the laugh!

9/11/2008 10:16 PM
Bekah said...

I agree with Christina - THAT was funny. I saw the title of the post last night at home - but my stupid computer wouldn't let me see the clip. So I had to come back and see it first thing this morning.

My cats are much nicer than that. Too bad I can't say the same for myself when the alarm goes off. :)

9/12/2008 7:54 AM
Malott said...

Bekah,

Now... Are you saying that the cat in the video is an accurate anthropomorphic representation of what you are like in the morning?

Yikes!

Christina,

I'm particularly happy I was able to entertain Miss Em.

Also, a friend of ours in California emailed me back, suggesting that she is too cheap to play WoW. Can she play free for a month if she downloads the game?

9/12/2008 8:12 AM
SkyePuppy said...

Chris,

Watch the kitty cat again, and you'll see my response to your "cheap" remark!

9/12/2008 10:51 AM
Bekah said...

Chris - Anthropomorphic is an awfully big word for a Friday - but I think the answer is yes. Pretty much only lasts until I'm done hitting snooze. Then I turn into my normal charming, enchanting self. :)

9/12/2008 1:31 PM
Malott said...

Bekah,

"Enchanting" does not do you justice.

Entrancing, enthralling, captivating, alluring, and bewitching better describe your beguiling presence.

If you didn't have your sick appreciation of cats, I would have added "winsome."

9/13/2008 5:28 PM
Anonymous said...

Skyepuppy,

After reading Malott's earlier remarks, I'm wondering if it would be fair to say that the north end of a south-bound donkey is an accurate anthropomorphic representation of him? Any thoughts?

More to the point, however, Christina and I tried to send you an e-mail in response to Malott's query. If it didn't come through, let us know and we'll try again.

9/13/2008 6:35 PM
Bekah said...

Yes that did make me feel better - thank you! Braeyea, on the other hand, remains unamused by the last part of your comment. ;)

9/13/2008 8:39 PM

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