Frazz by Jef Mallett for July 17, 2013

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    emjaycee  almost 11 years ago

    And my cat can take up more than half the bed, side to side. But only when I want to sleep or take a nap.

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    alviebird  almost 11 years ago

    Yesterday’s discussion prompted me to pick up a frozen Margherita while shopping earlier. Come to think of it, there’s still two slices left.

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    SusanSunshine Premium Member almost 11 years ago

    Kittenheight is an ever-changing metric.

    19" is very warm today…. by this time next month it’ll mean pleasantly sunny.

    By next year the scale will be Catheight, and 19" will signify cool weather…

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    sonorhC  almost 11 years ago

    On the flip side, one of my mom’s cats used to love laying on the floor heating vents in the winter. She was able to ooze out to exactly cover the 1’ square vent in the bathroom. Very odd to see a square blob of cat.

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    Varnes  almost 11 years ago

    Cats are shape shifters….They can go from 3 ft long to a little kitten depending what they want…It’s kinda spookyHi Susan, just ran across a card with a picture of a smiling tomato on the front…Somebody very clever made it….

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    Varnes  almost 11 years ago

    Nice rendering of a cat, Jef…

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    lukastt  almost 11 years ago

    funny!

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    neatslob Premium Member almost 11 years ago

    There’s a saying that “You can tell the heat of the day by the length of the cat.”

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    hippogriff  almost 11 years ago

    sonorhC: We called that a “fur gasket”.

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    Evol  almost 11 years ago

    My daughter’s cat functions as well as a rock. I haven’t seen her move in hours.

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    Ceceee  almost 11 years ago

    One time during the cool season I observed the family cat lying by a sunny window absorbing the warmth, and I said “that’s a passive solar cat.” My brother replied “Actually, he’s an active solar cat, because he has a circulatory system.”

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    kzturtlegirl  almost 11 years ago

    And, just because the artwork and philosophy so often remind me of Bill Waterson’s work, Calvin degrees.

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    Stephen Gilberg  almost 11 years ago

    Akin to the Cat Thermometer from an old “Mutts.”

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    sinestro1  almost 11 years ago

    This is the same kind of alternative measurement scale Jef has used before, a in the “three degrees Kevin” strip.

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    Dinosaur  over 1 year ago

    wouldn’t it be kittenlength?

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