Posted on 07/29/2019 3:57:28 PM PDT by RoosterRedux
There’s nothing scarier than finding out that there’s something in your house trying to kill you. Unless it’s just your pet cat.
A Twitter user claimed he was having trouble breathing in his sleep, so he set up a camera to see what was going on at night. What he saw, however, was somehow both adorable and also terrifying (as only cats can pull off).
*Twitter skip*
Luis Navarro posted on the social media site three pictures taken while he was sleeping. His cat can be seen getting closer to his face until it eventually just sits directly on his face, blocking his nose and mouth. It’s unclear if the cat is actively trying to murder him or just getting cozy, but it does look very comfortable in some of the photos.
“I couldn’t breathe when I slept so I installed a camera,” reads the original tweet.
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Different dates/times on the pics....
Having been raised on a ranch, I’ve seen turkeys drown drinking rain-they are the dumbest of all birds-no one here raises them-chickens, guineas, ducks-even quail raised here for eggs and meat-but no turkeys...
Cats are intelligent creatures-everyone out here has at least 2 as pets and rodent control-folks in Baltimore should be sent a lot of spayed/neutered shelter cats to help with that rat problem they have...
Elmer Keith, the famous gun author described a cat that tried to “steal” his breath as a teenager. I suspect there is a small percentage that will do so. My sweet girl always slept at my feet. I recently read those of my generation played Russian Roulette with the polio vaccine. How disturbing to read this at my age. My own and the previous generations extremely high cancer rate may just have a single reason. The number of kids today with autism suggest to us to always consider common sense in all things. https://thesilveredge.com/hidden-infections/#21
I think it is fake. Look at the owners left wrist. Sometimes there is a watch, sometimes there is not. He staged the event and forgot to make suitable costume arrangements.
Wow! You are a good detective!
The cat couldn’t handle the guys’ snoring and decided to put a stop to it, once and for all.
SO, he knew the cat was doing it, but kept letting him to get more evidence?
My big Maine Coon gives me about 30 seconds to lay down in my bed before she comes in and leaps up to settle beside me. I have another 30 seconds to start petting her before I start to have little nips administered to my hand and arm---reminders that there is a cat waiting to be petted.
I had a 115 lb lab pin my arms while I was driving a mile to the vet just as I was turning onto a highway, sending me into the oncoming lane.
Murder Suicide dog
LOL! Now perhaps we know why parents are paranoid about cats near their babies.
I wasn’t suggesting deliberate murder, but a case of a cat snuggling and cutting off an infants airway.
Yes but she was very young.......Maybe 3 or 4 months old.
“Elmer Keith is/was an idiot”
If you say so, lol. You ever read any of his books? How about quotes from Abraham Lincoln, lol.
“Our cats are very helpful for napping. We’re convinced that they put out sleep rays.”
Same thing in our house. Their “rays” are alleged to help lower blood pressure, too.
“I wasn’t suggesting deliberate murder, but a case of a cat snuggling and cutting off an infants airway.”
I expect that can happen, and maybe heavier cats should be banned from babies’ rooms until they get a little older. We have six cats and as far as I know, none has tried to kill us. Fiona did sent a vet tech to the E.R. once, though. (She was a feral kitten, and a biter.)
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