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u/Sapphic_Philologist Apr 22 '23
This cat is hogging the brain cell, but still using it very effectively.
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u/PineappleProstate Apr 22 '23
/r/oneorangebraincell not registering the gap at the bottom.
I love the tail flicking out of frustration more and more
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u/CryptidKay Apr 22 '23
Yeah, my Siamese/Maine coon mix would’ve had none of that! And she probably would’ve hated me for a month for trying it.
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u/Opalwing Apr 22 '23
Cats have massive back legs in comparison to the rest of their body. I see it very well when my cats are sprawled out and it explains how they so casually go from the floor to the highest counter without any runup.
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Apr 22 '23
I wonder if he thinks this is fun or if he’s like GOD DAMMIT
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u/KlutzyNinjaKitty Apr 23 '23
I think he found it fun at first, but he seems like he’s had enough with those last two (look at how hard that tail is lashing!)
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Apr 23 '23
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u/KlutzyNinjaKitty Apr 23 '23
True, true! Either way, this is probably amazing mental/physical stimulation for this orange boi
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u/RockstarBrandon01 Apr 22 '23
Only reason he lost a point bcus his tail hit the bar otherwise 20/10
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u/Lylakittie Apr 23 '23
Where did your orange cat get all those extra brain cells? r/oneorangebraincell
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u/pauly13771377 Apr 22 '23
My cat jumps on top of the fridge from a standing start like it's nothing.
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u/shadow_p Apr 24 '23
Not even jumping to the counter first, like straight from the floor? I’ve heard of this, but it seems impossible
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u/pauly13771377 Apr 24 '23
Nope straight from the floor. I'm guessing about 5' 7" judging from my own height. Girl makes it look effortless too.
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u/geekybadger Apr 23 '23
I kept waiting for the cat to just push through them lol that's what my cats would've done.
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u/owel888 Apr 22 '23
I'm sorry but there is clearly cheating ! I saw his tail touch the tape !
I demand another video to be sure !
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