Something wrong with this circuit.

Tim

Maybe he was using Sumerian numbers (base 6) and had overflows everywhere?

Is that a PURR-fect daffy-nition?

Doubtful. Putting a cat in a box has unit probability of making a very unhappy cat.

Cheers

Phil Hobbs

We can't keep our cats, especially Comet, out of boxes.

And almost every night, she opens my sock drawer, dumps out half of the socks, and sleeps on the rest.

They are sisters, Ajax and Comet, very clean cats.

(time for cute cat stories)

Try closing the lid and see what happens. ;)

Cheers

Phil Hobbs

Phil, I'd guess you're *not* a cat person. Not to worry either am I, but I pretend to keep my wife happy. Our "Tom-boy" insists that the kitchen sink is the only proper place to get drinking water from. I assume he drinks out the dishes that have some sta nding water. He knows he's not suppose to get up on the counter or into th e sink and jumps down when he hears someone coming... the footprints are a dead giveaway however. The several bowls of water on the floor, drinking water for the other pets, are only used for washing his paws. No way would Tom drink out of his paw washing bowl.

George H.

Oh, sure. I've spent about 30 years of my life living with one cat or another. Our last one only drank from the toilet.

But putting a cat in a basket for a car ride to the vet's, for instance, is a job that requires gloves.

Cheers

Phil Hobbs

Its the paws that refreshes?

"It's people like you what cause unrest." --Monty Python, "Eric the Half-a-Bee skit"

Cheers

Phil Hobbs

looks to me like cats think boxes are the best thing ever.

-Lasse

They play. The don't like it when you pick it up and dump it out, though. "Sorreee! Didn't know you were in there!"

The two we have now are pretty easy. As long as they're in the front seat, they're perfectly happy. In the back, the old tom will yell. The year-old doesn't care. Do anything to it but pick it up and she's fine.