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joye ([info]joye) wrote in [info]otf_wank,
@ 2008-04-12 11:52:00


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Entry tags:childfree, cute overload, pet wank, wank overload

Misanthrope Overload?
Ah, Cute Overload. A site that posts pictures of cute animals, what could people possibly wank about there? As the wiki shows, plenty.

I think Meg, the blogger, loves poking the crazies. One of the most reliable sources of "commentroversy" has been her "Cats n Racks" series. Yesterday she posted a video of a cat kneading some boobies with the hopeful tag "Nancy, it's a good thing you brought this to our attention, we've been just starved for commentroversies." Sadly, the commenters behaved themselves and mostly filled the comments with anecdotes about cats kneading soft squishy objects such as nads, ouch.

Meg would not be denied her wank, though! Clearly she had to bring out something NEW, something GUARANTEED to send her readers into apoplexy.

So today she posts... A HUMAN BABY.

*ominous chord*

263 comments so far, including the following gems:
She almost made the worst mistake of her life: Good Gods I was about to send a link to cuteoverload to someone, thank goodness I checked in first. BABIES NEED NOT APPLY.

You don't understand what your blog is about Meg! I DO: human babies are not what cute overload is about!

Whereas animals are completely silent and made of plasticine: Ugh, what's with all this worshiping at the altar of the baby? Babies are not cute, they're noisy and leak fluids. Do not want!

Uhhhh...: When I look at human babies, I just imagine the adult they will grow into... but puppies and kitties, etc., are babies forever!

I also love this comment where someone ponders changing their dissertation.

And finally, some pwnage:
human babies are not cute. if this is to be a regular occurrence, everyone i know who goes to this site will stop, including myself.

[Well, I can already tell how much we'd miss you... - Ed.]


Pass the pa-sickies.

Edit: HT to [info]dragonfangirl. cf_hardcore cheers the brave commenters for speaking truth to power, or something. What's wrong with the word tummy? :(



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[info]chibikaijuu
2008-04-12 06:14 am UTC (link)
SRSLY. I love my cats, but they will never stop needing a clean litter box. I will never stop having to feed them. And they will never, ever, stop barfing on the carpet.

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[info]smashingstars
2008-04-12 08:09 am UTC (link)
They never barf on the easy-to-clean linoleum, do they? It's some kind of genetic predisposition.

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[info]gunshou
2008-04-12 01:50 pm UTC (link)
Seriously. I'll hear my dog horking in the kitchen and come running just in time to watch him stretch his head deliberately over the hall carpet to puke. It's like he has to make me miserable too when he doesn't feel good.

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[info]chibikaijuu
2008-04-12 04:17 pm UTC (link)
At least the noise give you some warning, though. I've managed a couple of time to pick up a horking cat and put them on something I would much rather they spew all over than whatever it was they were on when I heard them. But still, I think they do it just 'cause they can. My oldest cat really likes to eat salad greens and asparagus, which tend to make her upchuck. WTF, CAT, CATS DON'T EAT VEGETABLES!

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[info]trollprincess
2008-04-12 06:15 pm UTC (link)
WTF, CAT, CATS DON'T EAT VEGETABLES!

Dude, try telling that to my cat. Whatever Mommy's eating, that's what he wants. "No, you can't have Cheetos! And stop trying to stick your head in my Pepsi glass!"

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[info]papervolcano
2008-04-12 09:07 pm UTC (link)
I stayed at a friend's house last night. His cat not only tried to eat my (very spicy) curry, but also had a go at my beer.

I mean, I thought my cat's taste for small-furry-squeaky things was bad enough, but cats should have more class than to eat leftover post-pub takeaway.

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(no subject) - [info]tephra, 2008-04-13 12:20 am UTC
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(no subject) - [info]kosaginolegion, 2008-04-13 01:36 am UTC
(no subject) - [info]annabelle_lee, 2008-04-13 04:25 am UTC
(no subject) - [info]bitca, 2008-04-14 06:44 pm UTC
(no subject) - [info]ruby_falls, 2008-04-14 10:29 pm UTC
(no subject) - [info]kosaginolegion, 2008-04-14 10:32 pm UTC
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[info]singe
2008-04-12 07:33 pm UTC (link)
My cat eats the hell out of my house plants. Especially when he thinks I'm not paying enough attention to him. Asshole cat. I wish he ate vegetables. Hmph.

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[info]evilsqueakers
2008-04-13 01:46 am UTC (link)
Noelle just destroyed my mom's cactus (that didn't have stickers) and shamrock plants because she was bored. The cactus looked like she'd just cut it off with a knife. Apparently plants taste better. Same cat that likes Teddy Grahams for what it's worth and runs away from rodents.

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(no subject) - [info]singe, 2008-04-13 05:43 pm UTC
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(no subject) - [info]vampychick, 2008-04-15 11:02 am UTC
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[info]vzg
2008-04-14 07:20 pm UTC (link)
My cat just does it for kicks! Apparently ruining my blinds wasn't enough. :/

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(no subject) - [info]singe, 2008-04-15 02:12 am UTC
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(no subject) - [info]singe, 2008-04-15 04:03 am UTC
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[info]dragonfangirl
2008-04-12 08:16 pm UTC (link)
Actually, cats do seek out and eat greens in order to aid with their digestion, which may or may not involve making them vomit. It's instinct. If they're indoor cats it's reccommended that you grow "cat grass" for them.

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(no subject) - [info]chibikaijuu, 2008-04-12 11:09 pm UTC
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[info]also_not_a_pipe
2008-04-13 03:10 am UTC (link)
The younger of my two didn't care about the bacon I cooked today, but he faceplanted in a bowl of frozen corn I'd been eating yesterday and chowed down. Then he wanted to sit behind me on the couch and tap me on the shoulder so that he could distract me and try to stick his paw into the fresh bowl when I looked at him. I can't leave any baked goods out because the older cat will tear through the wrapper and just start gnawing away at a loaf of bread.

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[info]tachikoma01
2008-04-13 03:03 pm UTC (link)
Joining in the "Funny things my cat eats" thread with:

popcorn
sticks of butter (don't leave the butter out where she can see it)
the leaves from corn on the cob (no interest in the corn, but if there's unshucked corn in the fridge, she'll leap right into the fridge when it's opened to get at it)

but yet, when I throw pieces of turkey or ham in her dish, things cats should like, she gives me this "What is this shit?" look and paws them out of her dish.

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[info]threegoldfish
2008-04-12 03:59 pm UTC (link)
I suspect it's because linolium splatters. And really, who wants vomit splatters on them?

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[info]joye
2008-04-12 04:19 pm UTC (link)
We're talking about creatures that are known to slurp up their own vomit, though.

Boy, this post really is not meal-safe. Maybe that needs a new warning, like work-safe.

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[info]singe
2008-04-12 07:30 pm UTC (link)
Too late.

HORF!

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[info]serai
2008-04-13 01:38 am UTC (link)
My cat has learned to barf on smooth surfaces that are easily cleanable. Plus, she has very considerately developed a special "i'ma gonna barf now!" call that she gives three or four times before she lets rip, giving me time to run over with a paper towel to catch most of it.

I love my Casey. She tries hard.

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[info]purest_chaos
2008-04-13 08:10 am UTC (link)
If they do barf on the linoleum, it's likely because there's something important on the linoleum. Or in a spot you'll unassumingly step in when you get up on the morning.

A few months ago, I had my Xbox 360 upstairs to play on the big screen, and had an ethernet cord running from the computer room to the living room (alas, no wireless) so I could play on Live. He had the entire foyer, yet horked right over top of the cord.

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[info]vzg
2008-04-14 07:18 pm UTC (link)
Carpets are puke magnets. Luckily, if we notice our dogs about to puke we can get them outside sometimes, but otherwise it's the carpet — and the cats are always on the carpet, seeing as how they cannot go out.

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[info]dandywolves
2008-04-12 07:27 pm UTC (link)
At least none of your cats have never killed a bird, left it's remains on your patio, and then come inside and thrown it all up.

(Unless they have, in which case you have my sympathy.)

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Just using the kitty! icon
[info]tofuknight
2008-04-12 08:30 pm UTC (link)
I've always had cats, and in fact when I was ten my cats both a) lined up dead moles on the porch from the night's hunting, sometimes 10 or so at a time, and b) cheerfully dropped dead things on our feet when we came outside.

And I laughed so hard I scared my cats at your comment. That's awesome. I hope it wasn't too hard to clean up. :D

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Re: Just using the kitty! icon
[info]khym_chanur
2008-04-13 01:20 am UTC (link)
Lined up, like in a neat little row, rather than haphazardly spread across the porch? Cool.

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[info]ainself
2008-04-12 10:11 pm UTC (link)
Usually, we found out that my cat had been eating small animals because she would come in for dinner and not be terribly hungry, but once I discovered it because she threw up a surprisingly undigested mouse tail in the middle of the night.

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[info]chibikaijuu
2008-04-12 11:11 pm UTC (link)
When I was a kid, there was a hole somewhere in the attic which kept letting birds in. My cat would catch them, drag them under the bed, and then leave squishy little bird bits for me to crawl under and clean up.

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[info]annabelle_lee
2008-04-13 04:33 am UTC (link)
Worse. My older cat eats mice heads, leaves the remains under random furniture, and vomits in the bathroom. I'm not looking forward to the summer time.

Then again, that's not as bad as the headless bunny she left under the sofa one year. I grabbed a leg and thought I was dragging out the cat and whoops!

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[info]shakeandbake
2008-04-14 01:37 am UTC (link)
I had a baby that did that one time, though.

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