I've moved that cat-and-dog video from yesterday's post here:
"Cat Blocks Dog Intrusion"
andavid21, YouTube (July 25, 2009)
video, 0:15
I'd take that video's YouTube title with a grain or salt. I've known cats, and dogs: and neither was very serious during that 15 seconds. Still: it's cute.
I don't generally re-arrange posts like this, but for reasons that I still don't understand Google blocked this blog yesterday evening - something in their system flagged it as a 'spam blog.' Since it's possible that one or more of yesterday's posts was responsible, I'm editing them.
When I went back, I saw that they were noticeably different than the 50th percentile of posts here at Apathetic Lemming of the North.
Besides, I like this video.
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Okay: That comment by Anonymous (September 2, 2009) is obviously bit of marketing. Spam, within the meaning of the term.
I'm letting it stand, since the last two sentences are pretty good advice.
I have no idea what's at the other end of that link - and I certainly don't endorse it.
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