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OMG I am so ready to Nap
MILK. BELLAYH. Uneven kitten hair & sticking up tail. fluh!
hoooo
i want a neck warmer too ^^
so cute ^^
My 3-month-old "catten" (not a kitten anymore, but not yet a cat) does that to my chest. He starts out in my lap, then just walks up my ample girth to the vast shelf of my, erm, pectoral region, and plops down. Like they're the most comfy cushions in the universe.
Anyone else have cats that do that?
Oh--and FIRST!! *runs from Theo*
--TwoDragons
AARGH!
"After her Test Nap, Penny was happy with her choice of human."
I want a neck warmer with a cute little sticky-up tail!
I don't have one. :(
Tiny potbelly! and blissful kitty smile.
Denita, beware. From personal experience, once your pectoras can't support the growing feline on their own, said feline tends to dig his claw in your shoulders and upper back for purrrchase.
Denita -- are you out of your *mind*, woman?
The Doones are getting to that "sack out anyplace" stage. I *might* be able to get a new video clip up today, detailing a bit of this. Watch this thread; it'll be riduckulous.
D2D- I have a kitty that does that! We call it the shelf, and he is definitely comfortable there. A real shelf-sitter.
Alienor -- it sounds like you're referring to TEH 0WCH.
http://www.squidgrid.com/images/misc/teh_0wch.jpg
Theo-
How big is that cat? Must be the camera angle - its head looks as big as yours!
G-Lo -- it's true, Mr. Bounce ain't tiny. He's no 20-pounder, though.
(...yet.)
I had a 30-pounder (may she rest in peace) but she had a teeny head! Big-boned!
Those of us without large *shelves* have to lay down in order to be laid upon. [teehee]
They kinda look like siamese twins joined at the neck.
[sings triumphantly]
My kitten used to sleep like that on me! He'd climb up on my shoulders and look around, like the lookout guy onboard a ship (Thar she blows!") before just plopping down to sleep. That fuzziness under your chin is heaven. :-)
Unforunately, aforementioned kitten is now 5 months old and refuses to recognize me anymore. I've been dumped! [sniffles]
Theo, that and multiple variations thereof. Similar cat, too.
Subanghi, don't worry it will all come right in a few months. You're just experiencing kitolesence, when parents are *so* embarrassing.
sweet sweet. wannit! WANNIT *urg* /implodes
i love the smile of contentment on the kitten's face! so sweet.
Subhangi, I'm sorry I misspelled your name. Apologies.
When my boys were just wee ones they used both sleep on my neck like this picture, one on each side of my head. I had Kitten-muffs. As they grew, they then slept one in my arm-pit and one between my legs, 'up near there'. Then as they continued to grow (and grow they did) they both would sleep between my legs. My back so suffered for that as I couldn't move at night. Now I sleep on my side and Garf spoons on the front and Simon 'oozes' over my legs from the back.
Oh, for the day when they were just teeny-tiny again!
Hate to be a wet blanket - no pun intended - but, that's either (1) an oddly-shaped shadow or (2) kitty whizz on the guy's shirt.
It took me a couple of moments to see the 'wet spot'.
Maybe the dude was drooling over the cutness cuddled up to him?
Kitty Whizz-- the new aerosol cat snack from Velveeta!
it sure does look like kittie-pee. but usually they don't do that unless they're scared, upset, or sick, and sleepy doesn't look like any of those.
(and my grown-up smudgie still sleeps on my neck when he's in the mood, but now he's so big i can hardly breathe.)
maybe Eric's just wearing a dirty T...
[cracks up over the things you guys notice]
I think that's just a shadow, MM.
[waits for a pointless commentroversy to erupt]
Maybe it's 8000 degrees outside and the kitten is being all melty and the dude is just sweating?
What a Penny loafer.
whatchoo callin' pointless, A Thinker??
Quitcher bitchin, foo's!
Oh the belly! The little pudgy kitty belly! *snorgles it madly* *sneeze*
carriegood, my semi-"special" kitten used to pee all over me when he waas warm and happy, I learned to take it as a compliment. Thank goodness he grew out of it, because he weighs in at 18 pounds and could raise the water level in a river, if you catch my drift.
D2D... lmao, my smallest cat likes to "make biscuits" as they call it here, on my...er... well, let's just say she's in the right area for feeding, but definitely the WRONG species. And I'm not lactating... but that's another matter entirely. She pooshes so hard I think I'm gonna bruise. Again, I learned to take it as a compliment. At least she keeps her claws retracted. "Ow! Thank you... OW! Thanks, cutie... OW OW OW! Ok, maybe time to move over..."
Lizzy? You allergic to kitties? Me too, but I have two anyway. I just take one Claritin-D 12 hours in the morning and I'm good to snorgle!
notonyerlife, teho!
Sarcasta -- there's a whole CATegory for that, here.
fine, yes, pun intended, sorry, sorry...
Awww, I used to have a kitty that would sleep on my shoulder like that. SO CUTE!!! Enjoy it while it lasts!
BELLEH BELLEH BELLEH!!!
I will not stop pointlessly complaining until I am given this kitteh to Snorgle His BellehBellehBelleh of Floofitudinousness!!!
cute guy, too. mmmmmmmm...
This reminds me of a game we used to play: one would hold an orange under his/her neck, and try to pass it to the next person, without the use of hands. It would have been much more fun if we had used a kitteh.
http://www.partygamecentral.com/pgcstandard/gametmpstd.asp?gn=THE+NECK+GAME
Funny thing you mention that, Carolina, cuz I was gonna say he's kinda fugly!
My suggestion was gonna be crop out the emo dude with the nasty ear plugs and leave in a bit o'chin for point of reference...
(I'm against all things emo, including the way it turns boys into girls.) I married a shaved-headed, broad-shouldered manly man. :D
Fugly? What a pointless, mean comment to make about someone who very well might read the comments.
I took a trip to Rhode Island to tour the big mansions there when in junior high, and there were many paintings of people with their pets scattered around. It was explained that the people of the time believed having an animal in the painting made them look more attractive by comparison. I remember thinking in every case that the animal was the best part of the picture. :D
In this case, though, I find them quite complimentary. Boys who snorgle make good snugglers.
I am *so* not going to weigh in on *that* one. [shakes head]
seriously swerly that was uncalled for. sheesh
back when my sis first got her lil-kitten-baby named Sprout, they used to do exactly this. until he kitty-whizzed on her in his sleep.