Of Scots and Cats

**Nighthawk** · 13th May 11, 02:56 PM

I've heard pipes that sound about like that...

**ohiopiper** · 14th May 11, 04:36 AM

Have you been eavesdropping on me again, Nighthawk?

**Spartan Tartan** · 14th May 11, 07:37 PM

Nice!

**sydnie7** · 15th May 11, 08:11 AM

As housekeeper for four cats, I can attest to their vast range of musicality.

My dear departed father was not a great one for jokes and humor, but he did get a kick out of one cartoon that showed a cello with broken strings and a cat stretched out in their place, legs lashed top and bottom, bow poised across the exposed belly. Caption read "And now, Brahms' Lullaby. . ."

**Bill aka Mole** · 15th May 11, 10:22 AM

Originally Posted by sydnie7

As housekeeper for four cats, I can attest to their vast range of musicality.

My dear departed father was not a great one for jokes and humor, but he did get a kick out of one cartoon that showed a cello with broken strings and a cat stretched out in their place, legs lashed top and bottom, bow poised across the exposed belly. Caption read "And now, Brahms' Lullaby. . ."

Monitors and soda spray do not mix!
Keyboards and soda spray do not mix!

Aaanndd, for your musical displeasure:

Meow, mau mau mau mau rau mau;
Rau rau rau Rau rua meow mao mao mau, mau rao rau;

The worst part is that as I whistled and typed the music part, my kitten came running up to determine if I was hurt, calling her for food or had just lost my mind. I believe, by the look given, it was the latter thought as she walked away.

**JiminDC** · 18th May 11, 04:53 PM

If you look where his right hand is, you'll understand the cat's expression.

**Sorcha** · 18th May 11, 05:41 PM

I love it!

**creagdhubh** · 18th May 11, 05:45 PM

Try to attempt that with the elusive Scottish Wildcat!

**Dixiecat** · 18th May 11, 06:41 PM

Originally Posted by sydnie7

As housekeeper for four cats, I can attest to their vast range of musicality.

My dear departed father was not a great one for jokes and humor, but he did get a kick out of one cartoon that showed a cello with broken strings and a cat stretched out in their place, legs lashed top and bottom, bow poised across the exposed belly. Caption read "And now, Brahms' Lullaby. . ."

And, my sister one day called me to come home to visit because she had something important to show me. I visit and ask what was so important? She picks up the cat, hugs it like that gentleman in the picture, and squeezes. The cat makes a 'heh' noise. She squeezes again, and again, the cat goes 'heh'. She then picks out Mary Had a Little Lamb by squeezing the cat.....

Same girl that gave me a cat Christmas album.