I think Lupin would like a china cabinet scratching post. Leave it to Puck to make a hot stove look cute. I haven’t been stove shopping in awhile, but I’ve never seen an oven door with a round window.
“Cats get your People/Person to buy you the new (and adorable) Hot Stove Scratching Post!
Have you been warned away from the real thing after being enticed by its warmth and shininess? Has a “no-no spray bottle” been employed to keep you off of it? So frustrating, right? Well now’s your chance to put your delicate paw pads all over one!
Rip out this ad and put it where your People/Person can see it. Maybe rip out 2-3 as we all know how clueless People can be at times. Soon you, too, will be enjoying this wonderful new novelty scratching post!"
Floofnet the Joyous: I would love to bring back some of my old recipes to teach my culinary students. Is there some way I can have copies made of the scrolls?
Puckmosis: Yes. The Royal Scribe, Elvis-Anum, does exquisite work. And the Artists can add their flair, too. Right, Adobe Style?
Adobe Style: Yes. I also think it would be good to create a mural illustrating some of the more important points of cooking.
Floof: Do you have some examples?
Adobe Style: Maybe have some posters about safety in the kitchen. We could have a picture of a hot stove with instructions on how to use it safely.
Floof: I like that idea. I’ll get my staff together to plan.
Puckmosis: I can do some mock ups, and the Artists can make a great finished product.
Floof: I know you must be busy. When can we start?
Beatrixia: If you have any staff available, I’ll meet with them for suggestions after our breakfast nap.
I think it is time to bring up a thorny issue, and I will get straight to the point.
Elvis has every right to be bristling at the spikiness of the cactus post. Although there are times that Elvis can be a prickly-pear himself, I think all agree he is a sharp cat concerning such a piercing issue. And, while our senior reporter can offer up the occasional barbed retort to spiny topic, I believe he jabbed the point home with razor-sharp bite.
There used to be a row of ash trees down my street, which had to be cut down when they succumbed to a fungal disease. Whenever I walked her after that, Sandy would roll around on the cut stumps before they were ground down, as if they were catnip. If I’d known she was going to have that reaction, I’d have asked the arborists to cut me a slice of one.
Mark Twain wrote about the difference between a man and a cat. “If a cat sits on a hot stove, that cat won’t sit on a hot stove again. That cat won’t sit on a cold stove either. That cat just don’t like stoves.”
About 20 years ago I saw a huge – 7 ft, I think, – yellow banana cat tree which was hollow and had openings for the cats to crawl out and climb the banana. It was pricey, too. Too bad it didn’t come along in the 80s or 90s, it would have dropped right in with Memphis decor.
MiriamYang over 2 years ago
So cute
Crann Bethadh over 2 years ago
The hot stove is pretty cute, all right. And apparently the cactus is here to stay. Saguaro you going to handle this prickly situation, Elvis?
Le'letha Premium Member over 2 years ago
Excuse you, I am committing outrage here!
deadheadzan over 2 years ago
Elvis’s sarcasm is completely lost on Puck…….
MrsXandamere over 2 years ago
I absolutely need one of those.
dmah Premium Member over 2 years ago
Well, Mr. Fussy Paws, what would be an aesthetically-pleasing-non-threatening novelty scratching post?
ISENOTHING over 2 years ago
Elvis’ sarcasm is lost on Puck. Plant of Many Teeth / Cactus can be our friend. Must not know Midnight at the Oasis.
Sue Ellen over 2 years ago
I think Lupin would like a china cabinet scratching post. Leave it to Puck to make a hot stove look cute. I haven’t been stove shopping in awhile, but I’ve never seen an oven door with a round window.
Ruth Brown over 2 years ago
Elvis, how right can you be in pointing out predatory marketing? So very right.
Last Rose Of Summer Premium Member over 2 years ago
OK, Elvis was really funny there….
WelshRat Premium Member over 2 years ago
Elvis, you’re nowhere near a point and you know it. Puck has to keep the audience so there’s a point to your point.
Robin Harwood over 2 years ago
Elvis, please! The venomous snake scratching post.
Ricky Bennett over 2 years ago
All those posts are failures. They’re just gonna have to start from scratch…
Jungle Empress over 2 years ago
Venomous, Elvis. The word is venomous.
But I guess Mr. Angry Face is too angry to care about proper terminology!
FreyjaRN Premium Member over 2 years ago
Mr. Fussy Paws should know it’s rude to point.
FreyjaRN Premium Member over 2 years ago
OT: Progress
I AM CARTOON LADY! over 2 years ago
If humans had sarcastic scratching posts, it would be a Lego block!
cat19632001 over 2 years ago
Elvis toe beans!
cat19632001 over 2 years ago
“Cats get your People/Person to buy you the new (and adorable) Hot Stove Scratching Post!
Have you been warned away from the real thing after being enticed by its warmth and shininess? Has a “no-no spray bottle” been employed to keep you off of it? So frustrating, right? Well now’s your chance to put your delicate paw pads all over one!
Rip out this ad and put it where your People/Person can see it. Maybe rip out 2-3 as we all know how clueless People can be at times. Soon you, too, will be enjoying this wonderful new novelty scratching post!"
Robin Harwood over 2 years ago
@GDSMom
And how is your recovery? Are you back to punching bears, wrestling crocodiles, and brachiating through the forest?
Kitty Katz over 2 years ago
Meanwhile, Back on the Nile
Floofnet the Joyous: I would love to bring back some of my old recipes to teach my culinary students. Is there some way I can have copies made of the scrolls?
Puckmosis: Yes. The Royal Scribe, Elvis-Anum, does exquisite work. And the Artists can add their flair, too. Right, Adobe Style?
Adobe Style: Yes. I also think it would be good to create a mural illustrating some of the more important points of cooking.
Floof: Do you have some examples?
Adobe Style: Maybe have some posters about safety in the kitchen. We could have a picture of a hot stove with instructions on how to use it safely.
Floof: I like that idea. I’ll get my staff together to plan.
Puckmosis: I can do some mock ups, and the Artists can make a great finished product.
Floof: I know you must be busy. When can we start?
Beatrixia: If you have any staff available, I’ll meet with them for suggestions after our breakfast nap.
Katzen1415 over 2 years ago
Elvis’ sarcasm is glorious and absolutely on point, but Puck running the wrong direction with it got a genuine cackle out of me.
DM2860 over 2 years ago
Puck, you are adorable.
rs0204 Premium Member over 2 years ago
I think it is time to bring up a thorny issue, and I will get straight to the point.
Elvis has every right to be bristling at the spikiness of the cactus post. Although there are times that Elvis can be a prickly-pear himself, I think all agree he is a sharp cat concerning such a piercing issue. And, while our senior reporter can offer up the occasional barbed retort to spiny topic, I believe he jabbed the point home with razor-sharp bite.
GSD Mom Premium Member over 2 years ago
I know one sure-fire way to get Elvis on to that scratching post: Have Some Other Cat try it out first!
Nuliajuk over 2 years ago
There used to be a row of ash trees down my street, which had to be cut down when they succumbed to a fungal disease. Whenever I walked her after that, Sandy would roll around on the cut stumps before they were ground down, as if they were catnip. If I’d known she was going to have that reaction, I’d have asked the arborists to cut me a slice of one.
diskus Premium Member over 2 years ago
Sassy boy!
Red Bird over 2 years ago
Indeed it is, Puck. Thanks for sharing.
davanden over 2 years ago
The “Mutts” comic strip is running a BCN affiliate this week.
scyphi26 over 2 years ago
Oh gosh, that hot stove scratching post IS rather adorable. :D
JohnTheFoole over 2 years ago
Sleeping baby….?
mistercatworks over 2 years ago
Mark Twain wrote about the difference between a man and a cat. “If a cat sits on a hot stove, that cat won’t sit on a hot stove again. That cat won’t sit on a cold stove either. That cat just don’t like stoves.”
trudyconley Premium Member over 2 years ago
VENOMOUS snake…it’s only poisonous if you eat it and die……
anne o over 2 years ago
About 20 years ago I saw a huge – 7 ft, I think, – yellow banana cat tree which was hollow and had openings for the cats to crawl out and climb the banana. It was pricey, too. Too bad it didn’t come along in the 80s or 90s, it would have dropped right in with Memphis decor.
Lily.spokescat over 2 years ago
hehehe … cute Pucky, always!
DO_WHAT_DA_DOG_SEZ (NOT THE REAL ONE) over 2 years ago
It wasn’t wow what a shocker.
One Serious Cat over 2 years ago
Never thought I’d see the day when one of Pucky’s posters was not helpful.
willie_mctell over 2 years ago
It’s a therapeutic scratching post. Cats can face their fears in a safe environment.
miscreant over 2 years ago
Sarcasm is my first language. English is a close second. Laughter comes in at a tight third with four un graceful cats in residence.
Zoomer&Yeti over 2 years ago
Those middle 2 panels and Elvis’s statements made me think of one thing – Irwin Mainway and the unsafe toys skit from SNL.
arolarson Premium Member over 2 years ago
Can’t believe no one has linked this yet….too adorable! Georgia and the new tiny tortie Ora Zella.
https://dumpor.com/c/1310047147045369382
ronaldalbertansley over 2 years ago
Crazy cat love to watch people in the bathroom !
knight1192a over 2 years ago
Sorry Puck, but I’m with Elvis on this one.
Taracinablue over 2 years ago
This is so cute.
diskus Premium Member over 2 years ago
When i first read this quickly, my brain changed one letter in Elvis last line. Makes for a whole new interpretation.
moo over 2 years ago
well you can eat the snake