Yes, I call them “Rotaries”. You got a problem with that?
Also, no disrespect intended toward the people of eastern Kentucky.
Also, in the US, you turn right and yield to traffic in the circle.
Yes, I call them “Rotaries”. You got a problem with that?
Also, no disrespect intended toward the people of eastern Kentucky.
Also, in the US, you turn right and yield to traffic in the circle.
A nice morning stretch by a Pallas’s cat caught by a trail camera set in the Daursky nature reserve, south of Trans-Baikal region. Pallas’s cats are some of the world’s most secretive and fluffiest. Video from December 2020 pic.twitter.com/FoXjVUh00u
— The Siberian Times (@siberian_times) March 1, 2021
What an adorable fur-baby.
H/t Naked Capitalism.
In the UK right now a train is delayed as a cat is sitting on the roof and refusing to come down. pic.twitter.com/I4WAC681Te
— RS Archer (@archer_rs) March 3, 2021
Cats rule this world, and we reside here only at their disdainful sufferance.
Of course, if you were to make the cat do this, there would be your blood spattered on the walls.
I’m on my to the Open Space Arts community theater Summer Playwrights Festival to watch my wife and son act, and my daughter direct.
If you are near Reisterstown, there are shows tonight, tomorrow, and Sunday, and the following Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.
Full disclosure: this is not my cat.
H/t ECop at the Stellar Parthenon BBS.
H/t The Barking Hobbit.

Best take on Schrodinger’s cat ever.

H/t DC at the Stellar Parthenon BBS.
Pope Francis’ condemnations of unbridled capitalism are far too mild.
Never buy gribnitz from a mohel.
The cutest commuters in the New York subway system shut down the Q and B lines for 2 hours:
A major crisis was averted in the subway Thursday on the fe-line.
Two skittish kittens, who have been named Arthur and August, were rescued by a pair of cops and an MTA worker in Brooklyn after their precarious presence near the third rail shut down service for about two hours and shook up the city’s usually stoic straphangers.
Transit workers spotted the furry duo along an open-air stretch of the B and Q lines near Church Ave. at 11 a.m., prompting officials to cut power to the tracks. A transit supervisor “tried to corral them,” but the felines were too fast, said a Metropolitan Transportation Authority spokeswoman.
The kittehs were rescued, and named Arthur and August.

Seen on Facebook.
The interesting thing is that you run the numbers, the cartoon ended in 1995, he would be about this old now.
I feel so old.
Wow!
H/t JR at the Stellar Parthenon BBS.
Awwwww!!!
It’s Friday, it’s cats, what more do you want.
H/t Americablog.
I showed this to Charlie, who is on the spectrum, and he found it hysterically funny too.
The autism spectrum is orthogonal to a sense of humor.