Nosey: Staticy Cat

From Kham4002 comes the amazing Staticy Cat, Nosey, with his new best friend, balloon.

Just what YouTube needs. Another funny cat video. :)
The inspiration for this video came from our cat actually getting the balloon stuck on himself without any help from us. He had been playing with it for quite a while before he walked over it and got it stuck on his stomach. We decided to re-enact the event.

The music is called "The Alley Cat Song" originally by Frank Bjorn. Not sure who did the MIDI version.

via Unique Daily

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Youtube is made for cat videos like this.

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I got it to work, although it took forever to load. It was worth the wait, my stomach hurts from laughing so much. :-D

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for the record:
Alley Cat was written by Frank Bjørn, better known as Bent Fabricius Bjerre, or in recent time Bent Fabric
http://www.fabricius-bjerre.dk/

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Yeah, it errors out for me too. This makes me sad since teh Interwebs need more cats. Mass applications of cats.

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It dependth. Are you thcrolling while you hold your mouth? ;)

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Probably the same sci-fi titles we've been reading the past 100 years! I sure hope that Asimov's Foundation series are in that list.

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I would hope that John Scalzi's Old Man's War series would last

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Greg Bear's stories feel like classics that will endure.

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Foundation is fascinating, Dune is incredible... more people should read the Lensman series. I think a lot of the current classics will still be relevant. I'm more curious about things written in the past 10, 20 or 30 years. Which among them will endure as significant works of science fiction?

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Dan Simmons' Endymion.

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Nitpicky semantics, I know, but that is actually the cover the the Avalon Hill Dune boardgame (AFAIK, wasn't ever used for a Dune book). However, the game is pretty good (actually OOP and very collectable) and it may still be played 100 years from now too. ;-)