I thought I’d got myself on the the Google Streetview, but they must have taken photos going both ways up our road. They did capture young Felix from next door. I’m loving going round spotting things, more soon.
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Cat-eat crunch two – bargain edition
9 March 2009 – 11:19 am
So, we’ve established that cats on the packets of cheap brands of cat food don’t look too happy. But can we prove the correlation by delving deaper into the bowels of cheapness. To that end I took a trip to a store that prides itself on nothing more that its low price — B&M Bargains. [...]
Cat-eat Crunch?
8 February 2009 – 3:39 pm
Our cats are quite particular about what they eat, they like Whiskas or Felix and only certain flavours, but I’m always on the look out for something to give them a bit of variety. Today in Somerfield I was casting my eyes down the cat food aisle and noticed something. Normally cat food shows a [...]
Slow, birds crossing
28 September 2008 – 6:26 am
A former artist-in-residence with the St. Paul Public Works department, sculptor Steven Woodward came up with the idea of using art signs to slow down drivers. wcco.com – St. Paul’s Traffic Art Signs
hampstr lnk
14 March 2008 – 2:02 am
Stuff your cheeks with: Papercraft ceiling cat – Tubbypaws – meow, you can has lolcats. presenting tubbypaws new happy papercraft of the deity of lolcats, ceiling cat.
Select the kittens
13 October 2007 – 4:40 pm
Microsoft have released a proper cat captcha programme (catcha?). Thanks to the now back, oh how you’ve been missed, D’log.
Invisibl social divide
26 August 2007 – 9:56 am
If even the Wall St Journal gets locats, is internet culture over?
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Cat ‘eat’ crunch three
In my continting series of photos on the packets of cat-food: Brekkies is a once mighty brand fallen to the odd appearances in Wilko, and this tabby has felt the sting of every rung of that ladder on the way down. He’s landed on his feet, but you can see the upward glance to the [...]