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Curious Kitten Wonders Where String Leads
According to sources on the scene, a kitten in Western Finland has taken it upon herself to figure out where a mysterious string found on the street leads. The kitten began her quest at dawn this morning and has vowed to keep following the string until she either finds where it ends or gets distracted and starts batting it around.
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New Study Claims Spoon Fed Kittens More Likely to Be “Total Jerks”
A study from the Canine Learning Institute in Walla Walla, WA claims that cats who are spoon fed as kittens are 10 times more likely to be “complete and total jerk faces” by the time they reach their formative years. Critics of the study cite that because the research was conducted by dogs, its results should be more carefully scrutinized. A spokesman for cats declined to comment saying that The Fluffington Post was “completely beneath them.”
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PHOTO OP: Oscar in Repose
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Kitten Shocked by How Much Time She Spends on Facebook
Last week Tritia, a cat living in Akureyri, Iceland, installed RescueTime on her computer. “She really wanted to know what apps were taking the most time away from her work so she could be more productive,” said a friend with knowledge of the situation. “She was stunned that she spends more than 6 hours each month on Facebook.”
Researchers, however, say that’s actually pretty average.
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EXCLUSIVE: Senate-Seeking Cat Promises Job Creation if Elected
By now you’ve likely heard that a cat is running for a U.S. senate seat in the great state of Virginia. His name is Hank, and his goal is to shake up Washington.
“Hank saw that [Democratic senator] James Webb was not seeking re-election, and decided the time was perfect to offer Virginia something new,” Matthew O’Leary, the cat’s campaign manager, tells The Fluffington Post.
Like many politicians on the campaign trail, Hank’s primary concern is job creation. “Hank understands how important jobs are,” says O’Leary, citing the candidate’s plan to invest in government infrastructure and sustainable industries that he believes will lead to job growth.
Whether or not you agree with his policies, there’s no denying that Hank brings something new to the political arena, and his campaign is counting on the support of disillusioned voters. “Practically every single person who supports Hank no longer believes that their Congressman is representing the best interests of the people,” says O’Leary. “We must restore our faith in our leaders, and the only way we can do so is by electing those who cannot be corrupted.”
O’Leary cites Hank’s stray cat past as an important building block of his character. “No other candidate was living on the streets just after birth, and looking death itself in the eyes,” he says. “Hank has a strong resolve. He will not bow to corporate or Washington insider interests.”
Whether Hank has a shot as an independent candidate remains to be seen. To be on the ballot in November, he’ll need 10,000 signatures, though O’Leary points out that Strom Thurmond and Lisa Murkowski both won their races as write-in candidates.
