Remember Polly, the miracle cat who had “cat” written on her fur? Well, the Ground of All Being has just produced another biological regression, but with a plant—an apple, to be precise:
And. . . a cat with a top hat:
Moar divine intercession
October 22, 2010 • 4:51 am
Excellent! Reminds me of the time I was stung on the shoulder by a jellyfish in Malta and the scar was in the shape of a jellyfish, complete with tentacles!
The purrfect partner for Ginger Rogers!
I’ve long contended that Fred Astaire is God.
Would we be able to see the effects of Ceiling Cat’s paw on the DNA of that kitteh? This could be a great test of whether Atheism Type 1 or Atheism Type 2 is the correct form.
Could the apple mark have been due to another close apple blocking the sun and slowing ripening? They are often in pairs or threes. The kitteh however is clearly a miracle.
It almost certainly was another apple.
Apparently this is an art form in Japan.
http://blogs.discovermagazine.com/visualscience/2010/10/06/the-very-japanese-art-of-growing-perfect-apples/
That apple is cool!
I guess I’d better move to Japan.
My wife and I spent a few months there, almost 20 years ago.
I remember the apples that cost about $3 each. They were good, though.
The apple is very common. I is simply caused by a leaf blocking the sun. Usually a dead leaf gets wet and sticks to the apple. Now if the cat had a black stripe on its leg with a hook on the end, that would be a clear miracle.
Is that Top Cat when he was a kitten? I always thought he was blue?
I think I’m showing my age here:-(
Dang, you beat me to it – I was going to say it’s Top Cat but he’s the wrong color.
As for the apple – that’s a “miracle” which is repeatable and hardly surprising for anyone who’s had an apple tree.
The cat has evolved! (And picked up some bad habits.)
http://brizzly.com/pic/3QJN
(Courtesy of my son, Ben.)