@@dymonz2363 yep. they'll discredit that free and equally valid information as it cuts into their ability to charge you up the ass for the same information from all those overpriced books and courses lol. They also typically result to brainwashing kids into believing academia holds the only deciding authority over credibility. Dangerous assumption.
That cat is actually quite well behaved. Not trying to dance on the keypad /keyboard, making such commands on there that you will have to reset your whole computer and network-thing 🐱
My cat used to get on the desk in front of the screen and lie down on the keyboard. So I got a desk with a pull-out draw for the keyboard. Now the cat sleeps on the pull-out draw and I have the keyboard on my lap. At least I can see the screen now.
They do it because they realize that the computer is taking your attention, and cats want that attention for themselves. This happens more often with the cat’s owner than other residents.
You have such a loving cat, you can have a rough day, the cat will come over to you, give you a headache, sit on your lap and purr away your troubles, most other will just ignore you, this loves you very much.
it was actually proven that cats reduce stress,and some believe that they can help with sickness,something like when they purr this frequency is actually beneficial... Even if not true,they are the most awesome pets!
Exactely... My cat sunddenly died 1 month ago (she was 16 years old and a half) , and she used to impose herself too when I was studying. I miss her so much, she was the best.
Exactly, my cat, rest in peace, did this to me when I was in college. I used to try to wait til she was napping to study but it was never enough, she always woke up and found me at some point. Now looking back she made my stress levels low thanks to her loving adorable self. She would even nap in my lap if I was at my computer desk til my legs were numb.
Awww, this brings back PRECIOUS MEMORIES! My cat, Tiger, loved to jump up on my desk, and then spread out over my physics book. She wouldn't let me study until I'd paid her sufficient attention... 😸😸
Brilliant video 😃 My cats taught me to do true multitasking, not really get excited about any minor drawbacks or obstacles and take the time out semi-randomly / when needed or wanted.
Omg this reminds me of when I had a over the summer botany class and we had to collect plants and identify them, little did I know at the time that I collected catnip and I let it sit in my closet in a binder and when I went to get it after summer was done. My cat LITERALLY ate my homework. Most of the pages destroyed to get to the nip :(
Yes, that is right! You have friends, work, school - the whole world. And for a cat, the apartment and the owner are his whole world. I have never punished my cats. And never chased my cat away if he came to demand attention. He deserves the attention of the owner!
The cat is like...."aahh...lemme just...be here and do a little stretchy stretchy" 😺 and i love how cats won't give a damn when we try to love them but suddenly when we are busy they want all the attention 🤣like"wtf u doin when m here!!"
Teacher: "Care to explain why you never turned in your homework assignment?" Student: *shows this video* Teacher: "Have to admit, it's way cuter than the old 'the dog ate my homework' thing..."
Completely legit. In former job when Covid lockdown started, we did Zoom meetings with coworker who worked remotely. His cat always came to participate in meeting like this one :)
