On Apr 3, 11:30�pm, jmfg...@gmail.com wrote:

I saw a cat on the animal videos show doing that. The little bastard
was furiously patting the keyboard in alternating motions, and that
made the screen go crazy. You could tell he knew exactly what he was
doing, too. All cats do weird things that only kitties do. And only
they know why they do them. For years now, our boy has continued to
pick certain 'resting places' around the house to be used exclusively
for months on end, forsaking all others. Only to change later to
another for no apparent reason. Don't ask me why he does this. I've
tried asking him, but as of yet there is still no comment forthcoming.
All he does is cast a wry stare in my direction. Like he'z sitting on
some great huge secret or something. Right now, his latest 'spot' (as
I now call them) is cheek-against the leg of a hardwood chair. Very
uncomfortable looking. The chair is very uncomfortable to sit in, so I
can only imagine what it's like to mash your face up against for hours
on end.
Yes, all kitties do what kitties will do, and why they do these
things, only they know for sure. Keyboards can be tricky thing to fix
when damaged, by the way. Especially for a girl. Hope you have Pippin
is declawed.

IBen Getiner

On Apr 3, 11:30�pm, jmfg...@gmail.com wrote:

I saw a cat on the animal videos show doing that. The little bastard
was furiously patting the keyboard in alternating motions, and that
made the screen go crazy. You could tell he knew exactly what he was
doing, too. All cats do weird things that only kitties do. And only
they know why they do them. For years now, our boy has continued to
pick certain 'resting places' around the house to be used exclusively
for months on end, forsaking all others. Only to change later to
another for no apparent reason. Don't ask me why he does this. I've
tried asking him, but as of yet there is no comment forthcoming. All
he does is cast a wry stare in my direction. Like he'z sitting on some
great huge secret or something. Right now, his latest 'spot' (as I now
call them) is cheek-against the leg of a hardwood chair. Very
uncomfortable looking. The chair is very uncomfortable to sit in, so I
can only imagine what it's like to mash your face up against for hours
on end.
Yes, all kitties do what kitties will do, and why they do these
things, only they know for sure. Keyboards can be tricky thing to fix
when damaged, by the way. Especially for a girl. Hope you have Pippin
is declawed.

IBen Getiner