Posts Tagged ‘cats’

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The best thing you will see on the internet today

March 6, 2014

I found it on io9.com: velociraptors replaced by cats.

I’m just thinking about other movies where this would be awesome…

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Happy Halloween from Basement Cat

October 27, 2011

from icanhascheezburger.com

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Little musings…

August 7, 2011

Thoughtful cat is thoughtful.

I realized the other day that for the first time in 45 years, I’ve hardly thought about music (in terms of performing it) at all in the last two months. Now, there have been a few other things going on, of course, but usually either playing, teaching, or writing music has been in there someplace even during the summer. This year I’ve really been away from it. It feels very, very odd now that I’ve noticed it.

Some stories should be savored. I read pretty fast, and I think sometimes I don’t enjoy fiction as much as I could because I’m reading the book too fast. I’ve been listening to the audiobook of the new Jim Butcher book about Harry Dresden the Chicago wizard, “Ghost Story,” as I’ve been driving around to the places where I’ve been training people this week. If I had spent the same time with the actual book I would have been finished with it by now. I think I’m enjoying it a lot more this way. I don’t know if that would be true of all books for me, but for these it certainly has been.

A lot of what is going on in this particular Harry Dresden book has to do with memories. I think I remember stuff just about like everybody else, but in fiction people have this recall that sounds like they suddenly have a video playback of the event in their heads. I can’t see an event in that way, not even with my eyes closed and trying to block out distractions. I can get some vague shapes, but that’s about it. I seem to remember voices better, even some smells and certainly emotions from the event. But see it in my mind? Nope. Nikola Tesla was supposed to be able to visualize his inventions in full color and three dimensions before he ever built them. He said he saw them as clearly as physical objects, was able to rotate them, disassemble them, basically do what we can do with 3D CAD software today. I always had a lot of respect for the amazing genius of Tesla but I think if I actually met him he would freak me out. Samuel Clemens/Mark Twain was a friend, and he didn’t seem to be frightened of him, though. Anyway, can everybody else recall events in such detail? Is it just me who is memory-blind to a certain extent? For example, I can recall certain events from when I was a child. I don’t know how much of what I think members of my family looked like is because I really remember and how much is from photos I’ve seen since.

Why are Japanese beetles so danged hard to kill?

My brain is done for now. That’s all I can think about for a while. I believe I’ll go pet a cat…

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Charlie Sheen quotes…with cats!

February 27, 2011

I never thought this was something I would comment on, but you have to go here and see these. It seems to put this whole Charlie Sheen thing in perspective! Brilliant!

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Your cat moment for today…

January 29, 2011

Click on the image above to wake the kitteh.

Got to icanhascheezeburger for lotz of other lolcats and kittehs!

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More Quantum Cat Physics

July 11, 2009
From icanhascheezburger.com

From icanhascheezburger.com

Frederik Pohl had it right.

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Amazon item description fail

June 24, 2009

scoopfree

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My favorite site ever!

March 12, 2008

Let There Be Jazz!

icanhacheezburger.com. If you don’t like cats, and especially lolcats, don’t go there. Unless you like lolruses, which show up from time to time, as well. Just go there and check it out! I check it a couple of times a day because it just plain makes me smile!