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- carefully selected premium keyboard cat
- John Scalzi taped a piece of bacon to his cat.
- have joy of Cat Prin!
- All about the inspired genius that is namennayo!
- cats in costume group @ flickr
- dramatic cat is dramatic
- Infinite Cat Project. This is necessary work
- caboodle ranch. I want one.
- CATS IN UR STUFF waah!
- litterbox (warning, scary)
- engineer's guide to cats & cat yodelling
- for the truly demented: Cat Nappies
- How did we live before Cute Overload?
- this video of talking cats has been viewed thirty million times because it is awesome
- waz goin down...in CAT TOWN
- I am KITTENWAR, hear me roar
- LOL*CATS
- lolcats + postsecret? = lolsecretz!!
- Merlin: the Leonard Zelig of pooshkatland
- more cats than you can poke a stick at
- Moscow Cats Theatre - nuff said
- My Cat Annie @ zefrank.com
- my cat hates you. (not really)
- my Hero Brad Yung explores the wonderful world of amateur Peloria
- Nameneko, oh oh oh
- omg, teh motherlode of internerd cat pix
- Pro photographers: no more able to help themselves than the rest of us
- Sensible cats in sinks
- stuff+cats = Awesome
- Viking kittuns!
- Which Lolcat Are You?
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5 comments:
I second the motion.
Hear hear. They don't need alarms at bus-stops, they need people with morals.
Hear her story on ABC PM. F**king disgusting.
I saw this on telly... it made me sad and frustrated.
I had a similar experience with my mum a few years ago in a busy Melbourne shopping centre. Mum collapsed without warning (a mild stroke) as we were walking along. I was left to try and hold/carry her to a seat while also pushing my young son in his pusher. People averted their gaze and just pushed past us, NO-ONE offered any help. We too were clean and well-dressed - and white.
We're sometimes too quick to play the racist card, I believe it's more a sad reflection on our self-centred, "don't want to get involved" society.
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