Cat vs. Pinata

[pixelcurious]

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"Made this piñata for our rescue cat Charlie to help him celebrate Cinco de Mayo tomorrow as well as his one year anniversary of being ours. Like so many shelter cats, Charlie was on the verge of being euthanized. Hopefully this video helps show that a pet doesn't need to come from a breeder to have a great personality."

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[gheez]

I enjoyed watching that. I think all cats have purrsonality, regardless of their background. :)

[pixelcurious]

Indeed they do! :)

I liked the music with this, and the editing. I think the creator is a professional though, based on his name, crazedadman. I misread that as craze dad man at first, but then realized it's crazed ad man. xD

[gheez]

I also read that the way that you did. Our eyes are seeing double dees.

[pixelcurious]

It's the, the what-do-you-call-them, the ascenders? The parts of the letter that stick up. The d's stand out because they have ascenders so what we tend to see is the word dad in the middle. crazedadman.

Babbling...

[redqueenofevil]

That was cute. I have only owned rescue/stray cats, so it seems funny that the creator would say people buy breeds for their personality. I always got the idea it was because of pedigree.

[pixelcurious]

I figure all cats are individuals anyway. A breed may have certain personality characteristics, but you could still have a shy, quiet Siamese or a Ragdoll that hates being cuddled.

I've only had rescues and strays too, or kittens from friends with teen moms (the "oops, guess we should have had Miss Kitty spayed before she went into heat" scenario). They've all been awesome cats in their own ways.

[meetme2theriver]

Heehee, awesome video. And indeed, all cats are individuals, just like us humans.

[furryjackal]

I'm amused by the music. It reminds me of the Samurai Western I just watched last night. Cute video, though!