Just to let you know: most cats won't sit still long enough to have their picture taken. Note that I said MOST--as you know, I'm more than happy to let the human snap away. Just one of many reasons why I'm The Most Wonderful Cat in the World.
Here is Boo jumping off the washing machine while the human is yelling, "Dammit Boo, stay still so I can take your picture."
Here is Boo jumping off the washing machine while the human is yelling, "Dammit Boo, stay still so I can take your picture."
(BTW, in real life our names do not include obscenities, i.e., Dammit Boo, F**k You Poonie, or G.D. It Boogie, although it would seem so considering we're referred to this way much of the time and usually in a very loud and quite unseemly manner).
Now we're getting closer but Squashy Face still refuses to acquiesce. I rather like the bouncing eyeball effect.
Now we're getting closer but Squashy Face still refuses to acquiesce. I rather like the bouncing eyeball effect.
Success at last! You almost can't see the human's left hand gripping his neck in what is called a "stranglehold." I almost felt sorry for the little guy.
(Oh, I just crack myself up when I say stuff like that).
(Oh, I just crack myself up when I say stuff like that).
This is Boo saying, "Hey, I can look distinguished just like you, Poonie." Oh, c'mon, you moron--how distinguished can ANYONE look with a herd of plastic horses arranged behind you, hmmmm? He obviously forgot Rule #17--Never flop down in front of toys while she has a camera in her hand.
Finally, an amazingly good photo--he's still, he looks halfway intelligent, his eyes aren't bugging out of his head . . .
OK, enough of this Boo business. This is how THE MASTER does it, boys and girls, cats and kittens, dee-oh-gees and pee-uppies. It just doesn't get any better than this:
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