My Kitty Cat Kirk

A blog dedicated to my big old boy! b. April 2013, on a vet recommended diet for his weight, a healthy happy chubby boy | main | about | insta |

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He’s so handsome

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Peace, for once

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Sleeby

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He thinks this is an intimidating expression

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Pride cat

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Ultimate snuggles

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Every day they get along better (though she still barks at him to play when she gets too excited)

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He loves watching the street below

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He’s been doing so well with his new little sister

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Kirka is coming around on Pepper but he still isn’t sure about playing with her

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Kirka got a new sister!!

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Happy caturday from the blob!!

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He observes

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You lie down to sleep and your pet joins you. Where do they typically sleep adjacent to you? (If you have multiple pets, pick one.)

On my head/pillow

On my neck

In my arm(s)

On my torso

On/between my legs/feet

Somewhere else touching my body

On my bed but not touching my body

My pet would/could not do this

Don't own a pet

Voting ended onMay 4

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There’s a bird outside the window

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why do cats run like BADUNK BADUNK BADUNK

and in stairs like DUNKDUNKDUNK

It's because cats are technically a non-newtonian fluid. The more force they are under, the more solid they become. You can see this in action when you try to put a protesting cat into a carrier or when you see them melt in relaxation.

While they are running on the stairs, gravity is putting more force on them, which makes them more solid. Therefore, they get a bigger DUNKDUNK sound compared to normal running.

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Look at his lil triangle ears,,,