Thursday, July 05, 2012

Drunk Guy Sings To A Cat



46 comments:

  1. That poor cat. Nobody should be subjected to that song.

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  2. Kitty quickly had enough of his romantic overture.

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  3. Is this considered animal cruelty?

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  4. Only if it's David Hasselhoff, crila.

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  5. Awww a man singing to his p*$$y
    lol

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  6. Hahahahahahaha, poor kitty, that song sucks.

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  7. It could have been worse. He could have been hopped up on bath salts and sang "I Believe I Can Fly" while launching the cat across the room.

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    1. Vicki, where the hell do you get these quips? You are endlessly hilarious!

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  8. The cat would have done it better.

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  9. Not surprised. I've seen drunk people talk to their shoes.

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  10. @Vicki...LOL!!! So True.

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  11. This actually aggravated my cat.

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  12. Bahahahaha! I love it! For some reason, I think the cat is used to it too.

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  13. Maja, I was thinking the same thing. She had that resigned totally used to this look about her.

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  14. I loved this too, Maja :)

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  15. I do this sort of thing with my cats and my dog when i'm sober :-/

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  16. Seeing as how he remembered the correct words, I doubt his drunkenness.

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  17. I'm impressed Enty, a funny video.

    That poor cat, I hate this song with a passion.

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  18. Is that Perez Hilton?

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  19. my boyfriend doesn't need to be drunk for singing to my cat

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  20. The cat was thinking "OMG, not again. NOT AGAIN. Eewwww and now he's touching me. Arrrrrr stop touching me."

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  21. Yeah, that is something my husband would do to the cat and he doesn't drink. Sometimes we would just try to hug the cat and she'd be pulling away for dear life, like the very thought of us touching her was too much to take.

    If you can't torment (in a safe way) a cat, what can you do? Their lives are too easy.

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  22. Anonymous1:08 PM

    God, that song BLOWS. Poor kitty !

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  23. not even gunna lie, I have serenaded my dog with Kiss From A Rose.

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  24. Oh, I often sing to my dog. The upside of it is that she is quite hyper and high energy, and when I sing, she just sits and stares at me. Not in awe. More like she is wondering why the hell I'm howling so.

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  25. Maybe if DrunkBoy sang What's New Pussycat, his cat would have stuck around for the entire song.

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  26. fake. camera view was static, so no one else was recording it. So 'drunk' guy set up his camera and then tortured his cat.

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  27. I love this, mostly in watching the cat trying to escape this terrible song.

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  28. Am I the only one that actually likes that song? (not sung by this guy, of course)

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  29. Seal? Should he be singing Cat Stevens?

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  30. That's the best!

    Sounds like my house, sans the booze

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  31. @vicki...thanks, I just spit beer all over my computer screen ;)

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  32. Oh, and I, too, sing to my animals, but I am a semi-professional singer, so they don't seem to mind...I think...

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  33. Anonymous6:20 PM

    I sing to my cat too. But she was sitting on my lap and he scared her

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  34. LOL! Poor cat. He was a good sport for a few seconds, though.

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  35. It *is* cruel. Doesn't matter the song--the guy was acting strangely and being loud and of course that scared the cat. I wish that people who do things like this weren't encouraged by having their stuff sent around.

    And *this* is cruel, too:

    anita_mark said...
    "Yeah, that is something my husband would do to the cat and he doesn't drink. Sometimes we would just try to hug the cat and she'd be pulling away for dear life, like the very thought of us touching her was too much to take.

    If you can't torment (in a safe way) a cat, what can you do? Their lives are too easy."

    Let the cat down when it wants to get down. Cats are animals, not defective humans. You're a giant to it, with life-or-death power. It's not cute and not cool to play power games with those animals unfortunate enough to be your "pets". All you're left with is a terrorized creature who can't ever be the pet it would be with kind treatment.

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  36. I also sing to (and about) my cat, and I don't drink.

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  37. At least he didn't try to eat the cat

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  38. Anonymous5:49 AM

    I make up songs and sing them to my pets. Or put their names in the songs. This morning it was a verison of "I just met you, but I will pet you, so meow here lately..."

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  39. Anonymous5:49 AM

    I make up songs and sing them to my pets. Or put their names in the songs. This morning it was a verison of "I just met you, but I will pet you, so meow here lately..."

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  40. Kimberly, that visual made me giggle like a pothead.


    Morgan, calm yourself. Cats are not delicate, emotionally fragile creatures made of clouds and unicorn tears.

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  41. Anonymous7:23 AM

    @Vicki
    My cat jumped on my back this morning as I was getting dressed when I was between bent over and upright and and slid down my back before I could catch her...are the 3 lovely long wounds on my back owner abuse...lol

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  42. Screw you guys I love that song

    and I really don't think the guy was drunk.

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  43. "Cats are not delicate, emotionally fragile creatures made of clouds and unicorn tears"


    WHAAAAAAAT???

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  44. hahaha I have to admit I giggled. especially when the cat ran away and the guy just sort of fizzled out.

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  45. Kimberly, LMAO! I'm sorry, I hope it didn't hurt, but HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!! Anytime I would sit down, my cat would jump in my lap and "fall asleep". If I had to get up, she would tense up and dig her claws in my thighs, then growl, then growl louder, then hiss, then swipe at me.

    I miss my bubby.

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