I have a bookcase for all my travel-related books. One of my cats got into one of the shelves, behind the books, and pushed out the four books about Vienna. All the other books were untouched.
The cat’s name is ***Vienna ***(shown here, on the right).
Heh. Cool. =^.^=
Obviously the cat wants to be taken to Vienna.
<cat voice> get planning, monkey boy!
Their eyes are freaking me out.
I’d do whatever they said if I was you.
I hear Vienna is beautiful in the springtime…
[sub]Someone had to[/sub]
Oooh, now if my cat Pi starts playing with my math books that would be really freaky.
[sub]Because I don’t have any math books.[/sub]
Or it would be freaky if Luna started playing with the telescope or Riff start playing the guitar or Digit used the calculator or Jack starts to ja… okay, I need to stop now.
You see, God speaks with cats. He’s obviously sending you a message.
Yes, and the message is–“Your cat is hungry! Feed him! He wants a Vienna Sausage.”
I’m sure the cat is beautiful all year 'round…
Yes, and so is her brother, Paris.
Schnitzel.
gesundheit
One of our cats frequently pushes a book about Digital Signal Processing off the the bookshelf part of my husband’s desk.
We don’t think there’s any meaning behind it!
OK, Vienna is obviously a reincarnated human.
If he knocks down a copy of Gray’s Anatomy next I think I’d start worrying if I were you.
Our cat India has never taken the book on India off the shelf.
But Louie sits on cookbooks. He likes food.
The reason the cats’ eyes look freaky is because they’ve been mediocre-ly (sp?) shopped. Not dissin’, Panache45, I did the same thing to a picture of my daughter; sometimes pupils come out unearthly in photos.
But yeah, I agree with you, definitely freaky. (Cue Twilight Zone music)
The red-eye tool in most photo softwares do that. I’ve got one of Molly like that, one of ME like that, and one of Sunshine (the creamino lovebird) like that.
