10/28/2005: Cat bib

[Undertoad]

The caption for this one says the cat "doesn't seem to be bothered by it" but clearly Nicholas is plotting how to snuff out the family while they sleep.

If it looks P-shopped it's because they turned up the color saturation and lowered the jpeg quality.

[Sweets]

and thereby removing its stealth ability.

I smell a new World of Warcraft debuff

"Curse of the Catbib: Renders user unable to stealth"

[Lizsun]

Here I thought it was a cat testing out a beard disguise.

There I go again being stupid.

Liz
http://lettingmebe.blogspot.com

[laebedahs]

Originally Posted by Sweets

I smell a new World of Warcraft debuff

"Curse of the Catbib: Renders user unable to stealth"

dots/Faerie Fire already have that effect, but funny nonetheless.

[LynnM]

Originally Posted by LabRat

I have never owned a cat, but isn't that why some have bells on their collars, to warn the things that they may be stalking? Seems a little less obnoxious. Poor cats.

The problem with bells is that young, naive animals don't know that the sound of the bell signals danger. That bib thing is obnoxious and the cats look wretchedly unhappy, but it probably does the trick.

By the way, Leonardo da Vinci, who used to purchase doomed fowl at the marketplace and set them free, opined that the bells placed around farm animals' necks must drive them mad. I wonder too about the incessant clinking of metal license, rabies and ID tags on collars.

[Sundae]

Originally Posted by Undertoad

The caption for this one says the cat "doesn't seem to be bothered by it" but clearly Nicholas is plotting how to snuff out the family while they sleep.

where's the "tea all over the keyboard - again!" smiley when you need it?

[noviceathome]

not one genuine image. crying foul.

[LabRat]

*looks over shoulder for Garnet* Obviously those that think these are PS'd have never dressed up their pets in stupid costumes and taken pictures for the hell of it.