tags: cartoon, humor, funny, pets, cats
Image: XKCD.
I am staying with a cat named Jack in Helsinki, and of course, this means I am redicovering something about cats I'd forgotten, but this phenomenon is well-established scientifically, as you can see from the graph above.
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Note: The following is a repost from some time ago. Today is the officially day to celebrate Dr. Seuss, so here is my Seuss-related post. Enjoy.
In the second Cat in the Hat book (I think it is the second one), the Cat reveals that he has more smaller cats under his hat. They are labeled A - Z with Z being so small you can't even see. Question: What is the sequence of sizes for successive cats? How big would Cat Z be?
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FYI - that image is not orphaned - it is from xkcd. See here: http://xkcd.com/231/
The image is from http://xkcd.com/231/
More on-topically, I live with two cats myself: I can confirm that as soon as they're within two feet, I find myself a gibbering idiot.
But they're so cute! And fluffy! And little putty wussums. Who's the widdle fuffy wuzzums. kitty. fuffn zzzzz.
As said, this is xkcd and since you didn't recognize it, I recommend that you hie yourself over right away.
Eh, it's only good for a max drop of about 40 points of IQ unless the cat has been surgically implanted into the human.
And hie yourself off to XKCD only at some point when you can afford to waste three hours going through the archives.
It's good you understand this now. Cat's rule the world, kittens rule the universe.
hahahahahaha...*blushes* i talk to my cats all the time as if they understand me. i don't even think my cats get as close to me as they do in the graph, does that mean my intelligence is lower to start with?? Hmmmmmm......