An Abomination Unto The Lord

Hak Mao links to a cat with 26 toes. What she doesn’t mention in her blog post is that further down that article is the terrifying news that some cats have evolved opposable thumbs. People are worried about genetically modified potatoes when we are sharing this planet with a sub-population of Felis catus that can manipulate tools?

First they’ll start building fires, then wheels—in return for opening tins of food with their little gripping mittens they’ll have our dogs pulling them along in tiny cat carriages—then they’ll start filing their claws down and decide they need weapons. Within our lifetimes they’ll be wielding miniature shoulder-mounted armour-piercing missile launchers.

People of the World, kill every mutant moggie now, while you still can.

4 Comments

  1. Gregg
    Posted 23Feb07 at 02:17 | Permalink

    (a-hem)

    I for one welcome our new feline overlords.

  2. Phil A
    Posted 23Feb07 at 08:40 | Permalink

    I and my household are the willing support staff of two Cats. Hail to the Cats! Hail to the new world order.

    Down with flea collars!

  3. Steve
    Posted 23Feb07 at 14:09 | Permalink

    So the truth is out, the dangerous dogs act, hunting ban etc. It’s a cat conspiracy. No coincidence that there was a downing street cat.
    Hmmm maybe Mr. Blair should be praised for trying to stop this feline takeover, Persian cats anyone….

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  4. Posted 01Mar07 at 18:10 | Permalink

    First they’ll start building fires, then wheels…”

    I think they invent the trouser iron first. According to Danny John-Jules anyway.

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  2. […] What the fuck is this shit?! Every fucking time the agency sends one of you jungle muppets all I get is fucking bad poetry. I’m gonna get me one of those cats with the opposable muthafuckin thumbs—not that I’d trust the shrunken fuckers with a rotten tuna. Ain’t that what they say, Jerry? “Never hire help from the same level of the food chain.” […]

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