Monday, March 24, 2008

BRAVE!!

I ain't afraid of no VACOOOM machine.

ehhn. I stayz up here in mah half pipe. kai thx.
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11 comments:

Sandy-LA 90034 said...

I wonder what Maddie would do if 4Legs just casually walked towards the unattended vacuum? I think her story would take another tack rather quickly! Ripley's staying high off the ground, just in case.

6:58 PM
Anonymous said...

Maddie nowes Ripley will save her from teh vacoooom, just like she saved her frum teh alienz!

7:30 PM
Anonymous said...

U haz teh brave kitteh and u haz teh smart kitteh.

What maor u wantz?

flory

8:27 PM
Caminante said...

I doezn noes if Maddie iz smart or playing with fireh. Iz with Ripley up safe.

9:41 PM
four legs good said...

Ripley actually will leave the room when I run the vacuum, but she won't hide in the closet in sheer terror the way Ripley does.

Ripley must have a vaccuum terror induced incident in her past.

9:47 PM
Anonymous said...

No terror inducing incident is needed, Four Legs.

My guys were born at my house, and I didn't even turn on the vacuum for a few weeks. They were never threatened by being sucked up into the monster.

When they were grown up, I stopped being careful to shut them in a bedroom while I vacuumed.

Immediately they became terrified, hide under the bed kittehs. Now that they're older, they walk quickly away from a moving vacuum. But no running and hiding are necessary.

11:04 PM
Lizzy said...

My AreToo is actually kind of fascinated - hangs when I vacuum, observing most carefully...

11:06 PM
Anonymous said...

Maxxine also quite bravely faces down the vacuum now, even when I'm running it. She even tries to attack the cord like it's a snake, so as to killz it. Must be Maine Coon thing, because my other kitteh Karmina and every cat I've ever had was mighty afeared of it...

7:40 AM
four legs good said...

Ripley will attack the attachments IF they're disconnected from the vacuum.

She'll smack at it, POW POW POW.

But she still cowers in the closet when I turn it on.

11:19 AM
Anonymous said...

My cat either goes under the bed or gets up into the window and hides behind the curtains. I just have to take the unplugged vacuum from the closet for her to flee.

5:13 PM
Anonymous said...

I never met a cat who didn't mind a vacuum, including my late Maine Coon, Spike. I suspect it's a high pitched frequency that hurts their ears, maybe.

And let's not even talk about the fleeing from the electric coffee grinder....

10:15 AM

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