Making the email rounds and too cute not to share!
November 14, 2008
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Haha! When I was watching this, it made me laugh so much!!
ReplyDeleteRani doesn't like the printer either but she doesn't do that!! Instead she sits where the paper comes out and tries to pull the paper out of the printer but sometimes she just sits there until the printer spits out the finished print-out and it hits her in the face! Silly cat!
Great video! Hugs from Meg and cats xxx
that was too cute! made me laugh...funny cat!
ReplyDelete{sometimes I feel like doing that to my printer at the office! ha!}
That was a good one! She was a pretty kitty. I loved it when she stood up to be taller!! LOL!!
ReplyDeleteThat is just too funny for words. I hope all is going well with you and your "menagerie". We are freezing here already.
ReplyDeleteLori
Oh that is hilarious!
ReplyDeletehahahahaha!
ReplyDeleteI laughed so hard that= MY cat left the room!
What a great clip! What a beautiful kitty.
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that was hilarious. Thanks for the good laugh. I lost it when she/he finally flipped off the chair. So cute!!
ReplyDeleteThose are some of common problems related to printers.
ReplyDeleteThis made me smile - I see they sent in the expert!!! Puss was getting quite wicked towards the end : ) We have a calico cat just like that, who arrived as a stray, and called Gypsy.
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