Posted on 03/25/2020 4:42:05 PM PDT by fieldmarshaldj
Follow-up to yesterday's video, Naughty British Shorthair kitten Arnold disturb his 7 siblings sleep. This time, they get even with their brother as he's very sleepy and they're all ready to play.
Video 10 minutes, 20 seconds.
*Kittens video cuteness ping*
I'd take in one but not the trouble maker........LOL!
Karma.
Poor Arnold!
Arnold had it coming.
Having had a litter of kittens in the house once about eight years ago, I know how Arnold must feel. Once that litter had grown enough that they could get onto the bed, they would often play up there - usually while I was trying to sleep! I kept a glass jar with some coins in it on the night table, and if they bothered me enough I’d give it a good shake and they would all get off the bed.
Arnold gets sleep disturbed by bros and sisters, in a turnabout!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uV6eOqvq9ZM
Adorable!
Arnold’s a philosopher, and a man after my heart.
I second that emotion. How can you go wrong with kittens?
Arnold’s little body-clock is totally out of sync with his siblings. Too cute.
Arnold likely is a night owl, sleep in the day, and chases mice all night...in short what we call ,’ a good mopuser.’
Arnold’s siblings appear to be cats that sleep at night and play in the daytime.
I do not know why this is , but most cats are one way or the other.
When they arch there backs and scoot sideways on their toes, it always makes be laugh.
Poor little Arnold—asleep and awake at all the wrong times. Like me.
We call that "Halloweening".
Tom Arnold is a boob.
In Israel, cats infest dumpsters. Occasionally, one will lunge at your face if it feels cornered. They are filthy, disgusting creatures. I once had to remove a dead one from my front stoop. I no longer look at cats or kittens as “cute”. Instead, I thoroughly dislike them, although I do not lift a hand against them; just ignore them and hope they do the same to me. Please un-ping me.
:-(
I’m sorry you feel that way and have that experience with them. It’s unfortunate local people in your area don’t deal with them using the TNR method to help control the unwanted population. Still, even the ferals serve a purpose of dealing with the vermin situation.
That’s why the British introduced them. Unfortunately, they did not care what happened to them so long as they killed vermin. Now the British are gone, and feral cats are here to stay.
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