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We like to anthropomorphize animals I know but damn, look at that dog's moves, you'd swear he'd been stalking that boy for days, taking notes of his daily routine and movements, preparing for the attack, i can imagine him the night before in the darkness rubbing his paws together whispering to himself 'Tomorrow he's mine and no one can stop me'
Talk about pussy power. This morning when I saw the video, it had under 400 views. Now it's up to almost 2.3 million views. Btw the boy is on the autism spectrum acc to a news report.
https://jezebel.com/hero-cat-that-rescued-boy-from-dog-attack-gives-her-fir-1576482599
Talk about pussy power. This morning when I saw the video, it had under 400 views. Now it's up to almost 2.3 million views. Btw the boy is on the autism spectrum acc to a news report.
https://jezebel.com/hero-cat-that-rescued-boy-from-dog-attack-gives-her-fir-1576482599
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I bet he has a very special bond with his cat.
[h=1]Hero Cat gets public recognition she so richly deserves, will throw first pitch[/h]
Because Allahpundit and I are not shy about our pro-cat leanings and strive to inform the world that they are not entirely evil (though, frankly, if they weren’t a little bit**y, I wouldn’t respect them nearly as much), you better believe this story’s getting full coverage.
You know the background. Tara the Cat went H.A.M. on a dog attacking the tiny human with whom she happens to live, saving him from severe injury. She convinced Cat-Loving America that it’s always been right and turned Dog-Loving America into a brigade of harrumphhers and debunkers out to prove this cat a fluke or a hoax. We are a polarized people, but the raw truth of this moment may yet bring us together. Witness, the writer atBleacher Report have his Road to Damascat moment:
Grumpy Cat, watch your back, because someone’s ’bout to become a national hero with all the mousetrappings:
The local news footage of the young man and his cat is great if only because as the news crew is trying to get a heart-warming shot, Tara keeps exiting the scene because she’s done being petted. Good kitty. Do your thang.
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Because Allahpundit and I are not shy about our pro-cat leanings and strive to inform the world that they are not entirely evil (though, frankly, if they weren’t a little bit**y, I wouldn’t respect them nearly as much), you better believe this story’s getting full coverage.
You know the background. Tara the Cat went H.A.M. on a dog attacking the tiny human with whom she happens to live, saving him from severe injury. She convinced Cat-Loving America that it’s always been right and turned Dog-Loving America into a brigade of harrumphhers and debunkers out to prove this cat a fluke or a hoax. We are a polarized people, but the raw truth of this moment may yet bring us together. Witness, the writer atBleacher Report have his Road to Damascat moment:
In fact, consider this cat curmudgeon a full-fledged cat lover now.
Grumpy Cat, watch your back, because someone’s ’bout to become a national hero with all the mousetrappings:
The Bakersfield Blaze — the Class A affiliate of the Cincinnati Reds — has reached out to the cat’s people hoping to get Tara (that’s her name) to make the ceremonial first pitch at a game next week.
A rep for the team tells us … the owner of the cat ACCEPTED THE OFFER … and Tara (along with the boy she saved) will take the mound to throw out the first pitch on May 20th.
No word on who might actually throw the ball, though I certainly wouldn’t suggest to Tara’s face that she might be incapable.A rep for the team tells us … the owner of the cat ACCEPTED THE OFFER … and Tara (along with the boy she saved) will take the mound to throw out the first pitch on May 20th.
“Tara is my hero,” Jeremy said.
The local news footage of the young man and his cat is great if only because as the news crew is trying to get a heart-warming shot, Tara keeps exiting the scene because she’s done being petted. Good kitty. Do your thang.
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Flying Cat
Fifteen years ago, when there was no YouTube, and about half the people using the Internet had dialup connections, and e-mail attachments couldn't be larger than 1 MB, and CanBest was the only escort review board, people would get their video clips at sites like punchbaby.com, which would have a new video clip four of five times a week, often in shitty formats like .asf, or in .mov files where the picture frame was about two inches wide, and the picture would be all pixelated, if you made it bigger. They were made like that, because watching or downloading a video file took forever, with dialup. You'd have to wait for half an hour, to see all of a two minute video clip. At punchbaby, you downloaded the clip, and watched it with Windows media player for .asf, .wmv, or .mpg file types or with Quicktime for .mov file types. There weren't any other video formats.
Flying Cat is a video from punchbaby.com. It might or might not be available on YouTube, but it would take forever, to try to find a clip that's 18 seconds long. It's shitty quality, because someone probably taped it from TV, and that person used an antenna for TV reception, and local weather affected the picture quality, but it's still watchable, until a better copy surfaces at a future date, which is unlikely, because not many people ever videotaped the local news, and didn't tape over it later.
Page on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TqoK6ywZyjE
Fifteen years ago, when there was no YouTube, and about half the people using the Internet had dialup connections, and e-mail attachments couldn't be larger than 1 MB, and CanBest was the only escort review board, people would get their video clips at sites like punchbaby.com, which would have a new video clip four of five times a week, often in shitty formats like .asf, or in .mov files where the picture frame was about two inches wide, and the picture would be all pixelated, if you made it bigger. They were made like that, because watching or downloading a video file took forever, with dialup. You'd have to wait for half an hour, to see all of a two minute video clip. At punchbaby, you downloaded the clip, and watched it with Windows media player for .asf, .wmv, or .mpg file types or with Quicktime for .mov file types. There weren't any other video formats.
Flying Cat is a video from punchbaby.com. It might or might not be available on YouTube, but it would take forever, to try to find a clip that's 18 seconds long. It's shitty quality, because someone probably taped it from TV, and that person used an antenna for TV reception, and local weather affected the picture quality, but it's still watchable, until a better copy surfaces at a future date, which is unlikely, because not many people ever videotaped the local news, and didn't tape over it later.
Page on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TqoK6ywZyjE
