Trying to not laugh. My face aches. There's something about this video, B&W, French w/subtitles that adds to the overall humor. What would Sartre's cat have been like? Dicken's? Mark Twain's? Jean Renoir or Louis Malle?
Speedway, I do hope everything went perfectly and pretty soon you'll be able to laugh loud and long with no achey face. Get well soon! This was definitely a Louis Malle cat and a brilliant actor. The way he turns round slowly and glares derisively at the camera after reading the beware of the cat sign is masterly. I'd love to have met Dickens' and Twain's cats. Sartre's would have probably annoyed me.
Mum, I thought you should make Oscar watch that.
Katherine: Hee hee.
A natural talent indeed, Ms.M. Far superior to most Hollywood actors; more a Jean Paul Belmondo, playing against the blonde Jean Seberg cat on the chair.
Hahahahaha, Petrea. I must confess I had much the same feeling, though you have to admit it's slightly higher up the cultural scale than giggling at Maru.
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That's just funny. The attitude could have been Big Mike.
Funny, but not with morning coffee, sugar! *cleaning up the spill* xoxoxox
I must confess, Robyn, I did think of the Big Guy when I saw this. I also laughed a lot.
Apologies for the mess, Savannah. Hee hee.
xoxox
Trying to not laugh. My face aches. There's something about this video, B&W, French w/subtitles that adds to the overall humor. What would Sartre's cat have been like? Dicken's? Mark Twain's? Jean Renoir or Louis Malle?
I bet it's make a funny book.
Oh yes so good thank you for that, I thought of Robyn's cat as well.
Bwahahahahaha!
This is brilliant. Henri's a natural talent, don't you think?
Cat video. I've got this here fancy laptop and I'm watching a cat video.
Speedway, I do hope everything went perfectly and pretty soon you'll be able to laugh loud and long with no achey face. Get well soon!
This was definitely a Louis Malle cat and a brilliant actor. The way he turns round slowly and glares derisively at the camera after reading the beware of the cat sign is masterly.
I'd love to have met Dickens' and Twain's cats. Sartre's would have probably annoyed me.
Mum, I thought you should make Oscar watch that.
Katherine: Hee hee.
A natural talent indeed, Ms.M. Far superior to most Hollywood actors; more a Jean Paul Belmondo, playing against the blonde Jean Seberg cat on the chair.
Hahahahaha, Petrea. I must confess I had much the same feeling, though you have to admit it's slightly higher up the cultural scale than giggling at Maru.
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