Your Thursday felid

25 thoughts on “Your Thursday felid”

1. I think I’ve watched this a hundred times already, and I can’t stop.

   1. Me neither. It is now my happy place!

      1. iTunes playing Dragon Attack in the background fit in nicely.

   2. I’ve been stuck in front of this for 2 days now, my legs have stopped working, maybe I should call the emergency services…

2. Whoa! Getting motion sick watching this, I need a stationary cat in my lap to orient me.

3. What an excellent pick-me-up!

   1. Rimshot!

4. Another well trained human. I’d say it’s Pavlovian, but not sure introducing the “d” word is the right response.

5. all worship ceiling cat!!!

6. I have a cat that wags her tail when i talk to her like a dog does, so cute.She doesn’t wag as fast but still.

7. I think it runs in reverse.

   1. What makes you think that?

      1. The movements of the cat are odd, just like how movements seem when played in reverse. It stands up and stretches up very high to be picked up? I don’t think so. Just mentally reverse it and it all makes sense.
         This is not a ‘gif’, but a ‘fig’ (pronounced ‘fij’).

         1. I think the movements just look odd because of the perspective and because cats don’t normally stretch to be picked up.

            I’m going to risk a possible embed because I think it is super cute and it’s a different angle of the same kitteh.

            https://youtu.be/Sh-zzb5jLLs

            1. I stand corrected! Cats are full of surprises.

            2. I was agreeing with you till I saw Scote’s post. Live & learn. 😉

            3. That’s a wonderful video and no problem posting it here (probably the same cat!). I think that I posted it before a while back.

         2. No, pronounced fig🐾🐾

8. What a magnificent beast!

9. I live in perpetual jealousy of people whose cats like to be picked up.

10. Mine love to be picked up and strettttcccchhhhed by being held under the arms, but you’ve gotta start them young. You can even feel the sort of creaks in the stretching;-) Then I flip them on their backs, massage their necks by scruffing, and rub their bellies. They just lie limp in my arms. Silly kitties;-)

11. and sub

12. Wait…I’m confused. Why doesn’t it end with the camera lens buried in the cat’s belly fur? Isn’t that standard procedure for this maneuver?

    (…and such a relief from the nonsense from the business philosopher…I’m not sure that’s even “A” material for junior high school….)

    b&

13. Sitting in sunrays before liftoff. Of course. 😀

    Mike

14. A longer GIF that showed the first-stage separation would’ve been cool…

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