If WC Fields really said it (and I have my doubts), I find it to be true: don't work with animals (and children). Catnipped. Boonis (the cat) generally gets quite hyper when given catnip performing all sorts of wild behavior such as crazy jumps and across the room flings of his toy mice. The presene of the camera, however, seems to have made him shy.
Sunday, October 16, 2005
"Catnipped"
If WC Fields really said it (and I have my doubts), I find it to be true: don't work with animals (and children). Catnipped. Boonis (the cat) generally gets quite hyper when given catnip performing all sorts of wild behavior such as crazy jumps and across the room flings of his toy mice. The presene of the camera, however, seems to have made him shy.
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Can a cat have too much catnip?
ReplyDeleteMy cat never seems effected by it.
Boonis is a male cat. Apparently it affects them more than female cats. I've heard folks claim that is because catnip smells like the urine of lead or Alpha female cats.
ReplyDeleteShouldn't it be "Catnipp'd!" (like "Punk'd!")?
ReplyDeleteMay I just take this moment to say how much I love the current set of visuals on your site.
Why thank you Lisa. I wanted a somber tone for a somber season. I'm going into one of those somber times that I have come to enjoy, actually
ReplyDeleteWho the hell are you, Clint Gardner to be posting on my blog? Get back to you professional corner and stay there!
ReplyDeleteI was going to say it should be "Catnipped!" but "Catnipp'd!" is much funnier.
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