We only have one cat. She leaves (sometimes with a parting slash) when its “my turn to sit here”. Though it took actually sitting on her a few times to get the point across that “big” beats “godlike perfection” in a few instances.
An earlier commenter gave the best description I ever heard. dogs have owners. Cats have staff.
Or to put it in modern perspective: half of the human population in that house is enabling indolence, indifference, and arrogance, while the other half stands in shock. [Take today’s results for example]
and two of them are orange and fat and shoring up the adage what’s yours is mine in territorial terms and in the franchise. We be in deep do-do and that is not in reference to the litter box.
Cats can send out powerful “do not disturb” waves. Also, always make some kind of sound before touching a sleeping cat. I forgot that rule while bending over a sleeping cat. When I touched him, he jumped straight up with enough force to give me a nose bleed.
Not even a frivolous lawsuit claiming that counting all the votes disenfranchises voters or that the darkest night is one with clear sky and a full moon.
My daughter’s cat likes to come and sleep with me until my daughter goes to bed. The cat will sit somewhat impatiently for me to lie down (I sleep on my side) and then she comes up onto my side (my arm is moved to the side so she had a wider, softer place to settle on) and falls asleep for 30 mins. to 1 hr. It’s kind of nice when she does it. Fortunately, she is a small cat (3.2 kg – about 7 lbs). Good thing it is not my mom’s cat – he weighs about 15-17 lbs. Oof. Trying to imagine him laying on me like that makes my sides ache.
As a puppy who was determined to lye on the couch, my dog Carmy was persistent and jumped up every chance she got. I would pick her up and toss her off and give her a scolding. This went on for a long time. I knew I was successful when we went to my wife’s daughters house. Her dogs were allowed on all the furniture. My dog and their dogs Got into a ruckus in the living room Of their house. They were chasing each other and their dogs were jumping up and down on the furniture and my dog stayed off. I felt the feeling of a job well done.
I Mad Am I about 4 years ago
Cold nights have proven… I only borrow the bed around here!
Boise Ed Premium Member about 4 years ago
This might be funny some other time. Not this week, though.
Nachikethass about 4 years ago
What’s the point of a couchful of cats if you don’t share the said couch?
jvo about 4 years ago
Ours leave with a sharp Oi!, and return once you’ve sat down.
Enter.Name.Here about 4 years ago
Or just shout “OFF!!!” very loudly. Chair empty in .0012 seconds.
gopher gofer about 4 years ago
i’m curious why he would want to sit in the cats’ chair…
jmworacle about 4 years ago
Easy solution, open a can of sardines.
mourdac Premium Member about 4 years ago
Being cats, they’ll lose interest and lie elsewhere within a day or so.
Concretionist about 4 years ago
We only have one cat. She leaves (sometimes with a parting slash) when its “my turn to sit here”. Though it took actually sitting on her a few times to get the point across that “big” beats “godlike perfection” in a few instances.
eccolibri60 Premium Member about 4 years ago
You might as well just drag the chair outside and set it on fire. You will never get that smell out of it.
tech60 about 4 years ago
Never mind the chair—we work to make the house payment so our 3 can rule over their kingdom. We understand our role in their realm…
David Henderson about 4 years ago
Lucy and Danae? I have not seen them in this strip for a while now. They are the real reason I follow this strip. Where are they?
donwalter about 4 years ago
NO!…the cats all have orange fur/skin…
sandpiper about 4 years ago
An earlier commenter gave the best description I ever heard. dogs have owners. Cats have staff.
Or to put it in modern perspective: half of the human population in that house is enabling indolence, indifference, and arrogance, while the other half stands in shock. [Take today’s results for example]
morningglory73 Premium Member about 4 years ago
As soon as I sit down I change into a cat bed.
Droptma Styx about 4 years ago
Nightly, my last challenge for the day is moving a 70 lb. standard poodle out of my spot on the bed without waking up my wife.
jessie d. about 4 years ago
and two of them are orange and fat and shoring up the adage what’s yours is mine in territorial terms and in the franchise. We be in deep do-do and that is not in reference to the litter box.
vaughnrl2003 Premium Member about 4 years ago
When you own the most comfortable seat in the house you rarely get to sit in it without a fight.
Kim Roberts about 4 years ago
I would add 2 more cats to the ottoman. That would be an accurate depiction of my den.
DCBakerEsq about 4 years ago
Cats, huh?
VickiP123 about 4 years ago
looks like my chair too—-
42ntson about 4 years ago
Nope, cats will be gone.
mistercatworks about 4 years ago
Cats can send out powerful “do not disturb” waves. Also, always make some kind of sound before touching a sleeping cat. I forgot that rule while bending over a sleeping cat. When I touched him, he jumped straight up with enough force to give me a nose bleed.
bobpeters61 about 4 years ago
Not even a frivolous lawsuit claiming that counting all the votes disenfranchises voters or that the darkest night is one with clear sky and a full moon.
Sailor46 USN 65-95 about 4 years ago
If you want the best seat in the house, you will need to move the pets.
Linguist about 4 years ago
" Step away from the comfy chair and no one will get hurt! "
mpolo11 Premium Member about 4 years ago
Same between cats and dogs.
Imagine about 4 years ago
Anything done under threat of violence is not peaceful. It is intimidation and bullying. But that seems to be the normal nowadays.
knottytippet about 4 years ago
My dog politely exits the chair when I approach. He prefers the chair with a warm lap.
Bilan about 4 years ago
He has a wife and three cats . . . and he thinks it’s his house?
willie_mctell about 4 years ago
Note the tiered cat deployment.
LrdSlvrhnd about 4 years ago
True story.
keenanthelibrarian about 4 years ago
Well, they’re cats, see? So just do as you’re told.
ajakimber425 about 4 years ago
Yeah, because you’re not going to win.
contralto2b about 4 years ago
My daughter’s cat likes to come and sleep with me until my daughter goes to bed. The cat will sit somewhat impatiently for me to lie down (I sleep on my side) and then she comes up onto my side (my arm is moved to the side so she had a wider, softer place to settle on) and falls asleep for 30 mins. to 1 hr. It’s kind of nice when she does it. Fortunately, she is a small cat (3.2 kg – about 7 lbs). Good thing it is not my mom’s cat – he weighs about 15-17 lbs. Oof. Trying to imagine him laying on me like that makes my sides ache.
cleokaya about 4 years ago
As a puppy who was determined to lye on the couch, my dog Carmy was persistent and jumped up every chance she got. I would pick her up and toss her off and give her a scolding. This went on for a long time. I knew I was successful when we went to my wife’s daughters house. Her dogs were allowed on all the furniture. My dog and their dogs Got into a ruckus in the living room Of their house. They were chasing each other and their dogs were jumping up and down on the furniture and my dog stayed off. I felt the feeling of a job well done.
bakana about 4 years ago
They only chose that spot to Nap because he left it nice and Warm when he got up to pee,
Spacetech about 4 years ago
I knew a good cat once.