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Cat Sleeps Through Alarm for 3rd Straight Day
A local cat is on thin ice with his employer after arriving late to work for three consecutive days. Smudge, pictured above, just can’t seem to wake up when his alarm clock goes off.
“Not sure if he’s sleeping so hard that he doesn’t hear it, or if he just forgets to set it properly the night before,” says his roommate Stanley Pincer. “His boss gave him one last chance, I really hope he doesn’t screw it up.”
Via Ivabeaver.
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Swedish Cat Comes With Impossible to Decipher Instructions
When Harry Milbank picked up his new cat, a Swedish exchange student, he was really looking forward to welcoming his new buddy into his home. But later, when he opened the box, he realized that the provided instructions made absolutely no sense.
“It’s just a series of poorly rendered pictographs,” he explained. “It’s really hard to tell what’s going on.”
Harry has been relying on help from Internet forums to muddle through his first few days with the foreign cat, but he’s not sure if the relationship will work out in the long term.
“I don’t want to, but I might have to return him. I just have no idea what I’m supposed to do next,” he said. “I think he might be missing some parts, too.”
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Cat Cyberbullied Over Awkward Selfie
When you ask friends what defines Cheeto, a 2-and-a-half-year-old cat from New Orleans, LA, you’ll get a lot of similar answers.
“He’s very into himself,” says Arnold Scudder. “It seems like whenever we talk, the conversation always veers back around to him.”
So it’s no surprise that Cheeto’s Facebook profile is littered with his own self-taken portraits. But one in particular caught the eye of classmates, and it soon made the rounds.
“He just had this silly look on his face, like he’s trying to impress us,” says Lillian Casarez, who saw a friend share the photo online. “A lot of other kids didn’t think it was cute, so they started leaving mean comments and making fun of him.”
“He was cyberbullied,” says Joseph Craig, the superintendent where Cheeto attends middle school. “We looked into it, and asked students who had shared the photo to remove it. Cheeto went home early. He was a little upset, but I think he learned a valuable lesson about the Internet.”
Submitted by Andrew Simoneaux.
