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Printer on the Fritz? Check for Cats.

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Printer on the Fritz? Check for Cats.

The next time you’ve got a paper jam or that little blinking light, skip the Geek Squad and open that baby up. Chances are, you’ve got a cat lodged somewhere in your laserjet.

Don’t worry. She’s more afraid of you than you are of her. Simply dislodge the cat (a little WD-40 will do the trick if she’s really wedged in there), and send her on her way. Your pinfeed will be flowing like wine in no time.

SEE ALSO: Cats Now Leading Cause of Computer Failure

Via sometimesIgetbored, Reddit.

REPORT: Dog Unfazed by Delicious Food on Her Head

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REPORT: Dog Unfazed by Delicious Food on Her Head

News agency Food on My Dog is reporting that Tiger, a stoic terrier/bulldog mix, remains undisturbed by the mouth-watering meals placed on her head.

Experts from around the world have marveled at the decades of intense training it must have taken for a dog to not eat a taco off her own snout.

Via Lauren Ashley Bishop.

2 in 5 Bunnies Consider Downsizing Their Family Home

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2 in 5 Bunnies Consider Downsizing Their Family Home

In the heady days of the housing boom during the middle part of last decade, it was not uncommon for a middle class rabbit family to own a four or five bedroom home in the suburbs.  But according to a new survey from Coldwell Banker Residential Research, many bunnies are now downsizing to smaller homes with more manageable mortgages.  Further, a growing number of young bunnies are moving back into the city.

Via Keithius.

STUDY: More Cats Are Forgoing College to Start Internet Businesses

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STUDY: More Cats Are Forgoing College to Start Internet Businesses

It’s a boom time for cats on the Internet.  According to a new study from the Pew Center for Feline Life, a shocking 23% more cats in 2012 will opt to start Internet businesses instead of going to college than in 2011.  Experts attribute the jump to the popularity of cat-based Internet memes like LOLCats and the success of Internet celebrities like Maru and Sockington. 

“The said truth,” warned Raymund Acevedo, director of research at Pew, “is that most of these new cat businesses will fail in their first year.  We should be encouraging our cats to stay in school and get a proper education.”

Via sincerely, brenda sue.