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[geekchick]

There are few alarms quite as effective as a hungry cat who wants his breakfast. If only I could hit the snooze on him until my real alarm was set to go off half an hour from now.

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[vvalkyri.livejournal.com]

I forget who I was talking with who said his cat had a snooze setting.

[geekchick]

Unfortunately, this furry alarm clock has mastered the art of tapping on your face with his paw in such a way that he hooks a claw into your lip. Once that happens, even if he goes back to sleep, I'm pretty unlikely to. =/

[(Anonymous)]

I do believe that the Cat-snooze is a spray bottle of water on the night stand.

[wolfy.livejournal.com]

hmmm maybe nextime I should log in first

[geekchick]

See above comment to vvalkyri; even if he's gone, I'm freakin' awake. Normally he pesters Chris for breakfast, but in his absence apparently I will have to do.

[boadiccea.livejournal.com]

I agree with you there!

BTW, totally unrelated - did you see the Vita Ruins the other night? I would have gone if I could have. I wanted to thank you for recommending them - I'm loving their stuff!

[geekchick]

No, I didn't make it out there. I ended up going up to Strathmore to watch "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire" with free_of_whip and easy_living. I hope they have more shows lined up soon, I'd really like to see them at some point.

[winterbadger]

Mmmm. If the cat can be given a snooze button, can he be given a timer? If Gilbert didn't go off until after 7....

(Yes, I know the answer is "clsoe the bedroom door" but they seems so...mean, considering I'm gone most of the day already... :-(