hug everything

lady-byleth:

labelleizzy:

mel-gibson-xlii:

halfpastrandom:

holmesianscholar:

drtanner:

megisepic:

I love this tiny disaster child.

Oh my goodness, little baby.

Highlights

Info: She’d escaped from the box and was put back… which was apparently the last straw. Thus, tantrum. 

(source: https://www.reddit.com/r/aww/comments/fa9lwc/one_of_our_kittens_is_a_bit_of_a_drama_queen/)

These look like a bunch or renaissance paintings.

Angry baby yelling at God

I too would like to scream until I fall over

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arborealgargoyle:

anotherdayforchaosfay:

sinister-resonant-bell:

boibortion:

phantom bitchslap

That is the saddest and funniest shit I have ever seen

The cat is right-pawed and I’m laughing too hard about this.

this is actually really interesting because despite not actually having that limb the cat is still able to communicate exactly what it’s trying to (which seems to be “don’t touch this cup” or “this is my box”). the other cats respond to its gesturing because they recognize what it’s saying (you can see them pull their heads back or bat their own paws in response). most of the time when cats tell each other to stop doing something they aren’t actually using any real force–it’s just a gentle bop. the hitting isn’t really the point!

i actually do a version of this with my own cats all the time. i never hit them but i’ll wave a hand at them to say “no stop it” and they understand fully despite the fact that i never make physical contact with them.

this cat may be disabled but it is perfectly capable of telling its friends and family to step the fuck off

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arborealgargoyle:

anotherdayforchaosfay:

sinister-resonant-bell:

boibortion:

phantom bitchslap

That is the saddest and funniest shit I have ever seen

The cat is right-pawed and I’m laughing too hard about this.

this is actually really interesting because despite not actually having that limb the cat is still able to communicate exactly what it’s trying to (which seems to be “don’t touch this cup” or “this is my box”). the other cats respond to its gesturing because they recognize what it’s saying (you can see them pull their heads back or bat their own paws in response). most of the time when cats tell each other to stop doing something they aren’t actually using any real force–it’s just a gentle bop. the hitting isn’t really the point!

i actually do a version of this with my own cats all the time. i never hit them but i’ll wave a hand at them to say “no stop it” and they understand fully despite the fact that i never make physical contact with them.

this cat may be disabled but it is perfectly capable of telling its friends and family to step the fuck off

(via roach-works)