Three dead moths in my mailbox ...: Cats taking over the world ...

Tuesday, November 29, 2011

Cats taking over the world ...

If you ever needed more evidence that cats are taking over the world, look no further.

These three videos explain it all. And as my teenaged marketing manager said: "Aunt Janet, people love cat videos!" Turns out she was right!

An advertising company that produces cat videos!

Cats take over an IKEA, then the world!

A gang of cats after your breakfast milk!

2 comments:

Jennifer Hillier said...: I could watch cat videos all day. I just watched a show on Animal Planet this past weekend that featured cute cat videos from 2010!

I am such a cat person. :); November 30, 2011 at 1:22 AM
Jan Markley said...: Good to know I'm not the only one Jennifer! I'll have to check out the animal planet special!; November 30, 2011 at 8:25 AM

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