Who can get the last word?

Lucy, our cat.

Jealous?

I hate our kitchen floor. So seventies. Barf.

Yes.

I like it.

no

this is the greatest thing I have ever seen ever of all time

Yes. Yes, I do.

I will take an hour long break now to cry alone in shame.

no

i just think he's retarded
literally

and yes, i crashed into his house in my teal geo tracker

Yay Kinski Kitty

http://boston.cbslocal.com/2012/03/21/cat-survives-19-story-fall-from-boston-apartment-building/

Cat Survives 19-Story Fall From Boston Apartment Building

BOSTON (CBS) – Rescuers are calling her a miracle cat. Her name is Sugar, a white ball of fluff that survived a fall from her owner’s window on the 19th floor of a Storrow Drive high rise.

“I look out my window all the time and I think, ‘Wow, this is really high,’” says Sugar’s owner, Brittany Kirk. She believes in the old saying about nine lives. “I think she probably used one or two or maybe eight.”

When workers with the Animal Rescue League examined the cat, they found it had minor bruising on the lungs, but no broken bones, no cuts, and no serious injuries. They estimate she fell between 150 and 200 feet. “Pretty open access to Storrow drive as well, as if the cat needed any more peril on this day,” said rescue manager Brian O’Connor.

Surprisingly, rescuers say studies show cats have a better chance of surviving falls when they’re from higher than nine stories. “The cats were able to relax, orient themselves in a flying squirrel position with the legs spread out. It slowed their descent down.”

Pizzacone

bumped by shit threads

Helicopter Crash In Afghanistan: Video Purportedly Shows AH-64 Apache Wreck

This cat is cool.

serious cat

Oh for the love of our dear sweet Jesus Christ of Nazareth I wish that was true.

This is probably where the Borg come from.




The vast majority of galaxies are either flattened, disklike spirals like our own Milky Way, ellipsoidal rugby ball-shaped blobs, or irregular clumps of stars. Now, an international team of astronomers has found a rare exception: a galaxy shaped like a rectangle. The boxy agglomeration (false color image above), dubbed LEDA 074886, is one of about 250 galaxies in the cluster surrounding the giant galaxy NGC 1407, which lies about 70 million light-years from Earth in the constellation Eridanus. A disk of bluish, relatively young stars at the center of LEDA 074886 hints at one possible reason the galaxy has an "emerald-cut" shape: It could be the remnant of a collision between two smaller galaxies in which preexisting stars were strewn into a boxy halo and gas clouds gravitated toward the center of the mass and coalesced to form new stars, the researchers will report in a forthcoming issue of The Astrophysical Journal. They also note that after our Milky Way collides with the nearby Andromeda galaxy, perhaps 3 billion years from now, our descendants might live in a boxy galaxy, too.

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