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[geekchick]

This is how I spent the latter part of my evening last night. That cat is so grounded. Chris again earns title "Hero of the Revolution" for retrieving him, because I was almost ready to let Brave Sir Dumbass stay outside all night.

You know what makes everything better though? OMG ponies!!1!11!! Okay, technically it's a miniature horse. (via cuteoverload)

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[wolfy.livejournal.com]

You do realize that it was a test to see if the silly humans have achieved the graceful balance of the superior feline

[geekchick]

Since the superior feline proceeded to nearly fall off my night table three times in five minutes after coming back inside, I think that's probably not it. ;)

[wolfy.livejournal.com]

was he on kitty crack again!!!!

Poor guy :)

[brian1789.livejournal.com]

I wondered, when you swore and dropped the phone... glad that he's back, if insouciant.

[geekchick]

When I said "I have to go" and hung up, Gateway was balanced on top of the six-foot-high fence that separates our deck from the neighbors' and was just starting to jump down the other side.

[brian1789.livejournal.com]

Heh. He realized that you were temporarily immobilized, and made his break...

[tenacious-snail.livejournal.com]

My worst-ever prison break experience was the night before my first funeral.

The advice I have gleaned from this is "do not let the cat out on the deck unless fully dressed and wearing shoes". Climbing over railings while in a bathrobe is not good. Esp. not when the deck fronts onto the street.

[geekchick]

Ugh, what terrible timing that was. =/

Up until this point, he's not shown any comprehension at all that he might be able to jump up on the railing and from there up onto the dividing fence. If he had, no way would we be letting him wander in and out onto the deck at will when we're not paying complete attention.