Caturday: Here is a purring cat with daisies on its head (video)

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His tail is lashing furiously, probably because he knows there are daisies on his head.
- http://codeflow.org/ Florian Bösch
  
  Not necessarily, some cats are just naturally twitchy in the tail. Lashing with the tail often does indicate some emotional state like being annoyed or angry, but it isn’t always. It’s like trying to read peoples faces for emotions. Often it does indicate emotions, sometimes they just look a certain way because that’s how they look at that moment.
  - Antinous / Moderator
    
    Maru twitches his tail all the time without being agitated.
http://www.ikaink.net Itsumishi

Stupid Canada, being so far away from stupid Australia. I miss my cats.
Wingnut

Somewhere in Japan there is a bong full of catnip…
kansas

Damn, Caturday is the best day of the week. I wish it happened every week.
http://www.facebook.com/dave.hustava Dave Hustava

Bliss is where you find it.
Bryon Settle

He’s got a tick under his left ear.
- http://halfbakedmaker.org Robert Baruch
  
  His right ear, but ewww, you’re right!
  - rausantaella
    
    I didn’t notice til you said it… but man, the HD is so good you can even see the tick moving its legs!!!
  - nachoproblem
    
    For him, it’s the left ear.
    
    Dammit, where’s my flea comb?
    - http://halfbakedmaker.org Robert Baruch
      
      Sorry, I was so creeped out by the tick. You’re right — his left ear! Poor left ear!
edthehippie

mmm , those flowers are prolly asters ! daisies are larger , and different in other ways , although similar in appearance overall , flower-wise , and , same botanical ‘ family ‘ , different ‘ genera ‘