Monday, April 30, 2007

In the Interests of Equal and Fair Time:



Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. Tonight, we have a very special interview. This time with Annie the Cat. Once again, I'll shall be providing translation for you all who don't speak Feliniean.

Bart: Thanks for being here, Annie.

Annie: Make this quick. I have napping to do.

Bart: I've been known to refer to you and Elmo as Garfield and Odie. What do you think about that?

Annie: That's ludicrous. I'm not orange. I do not eat lasagna. I actually kind of like Mondays. Elmo, on the other hand, makes an excellent Odie.

Bart: Why do you swipe at him all the time?

Annie: I can't yell at him, like you do. Not that he listens to you. Or remembers I have claws.

Bart: Why do you like to lay on our magazines and books so much, when we lay them down on the couch, or bed?

Annie: Your books and magazines?

Bart: Yeah, we bought them.

Annie: Of course you bought them. For me.

Bart: I don't really think...

Annie: Of course you don't. Silly man. Everything you do is for my benefit. *sniff*

Bart: Interesting concept. Next time you get antsy for food, maybe I won't fill your bowl up to your liking. How's that sound?

Annie: That's dirty pool. It's bad enough you let that slobbering thing eat my food...

Bart: Simply trying to point out an obvious fact of life.

Annie: You bore me. Excuse me, I see a fleck of light on the ground.

This is where the interview sadly ended, as Annie found the fleck of light highly addictive.

5 comments:

  1. Yes! cat interview. Drive her crazy with a penlight in a dark room. My cat flipped through the air trying to catch the light.

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  2. Hahahahaha! I LOVED this. Garfield is one of my favourite characters, and the film amused me no end. I have never had a cat, though, but I am feline enough to be one!! Catty, to be sure! :-)

    cheers,
    Cecilia

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  3. Holy shit, that cat's bigger than the pooch - who's been eating who's food here? One roll on him, and he'll smother..

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  4. The cat had to eat or have all the food be gone early in her life, and now she definitely is a big cat for life. You can't give her a diet, because she will get really upset if the food bowl has little food in it, she thinks she's going to go hungry.

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  5. My cats taught me years ago that they are direct descendants of the Egyptian cats who were worshipped as Gods. They have never forgotten this.
    I once threatened to cut back on their food supply. The boss cat reminded that I sleep on my back and that action exposes my throat. All through the night. My experiment was a failure.

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