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This FB Page Is Home To Hilarious Cat-Centered Memes, And Here Are 50 Of The Most Purr-Fect Ones
Cats and the internet go together as perfectly as coffee and donuts. After all, who doesn't click on a fluffy feline doing something silly? Their antics can be exactly what you need to forget your daily worries.
The Facebook page Mysterious Cat has over 388,000 people following it for precisely that. The page captures the unique charm and quirks of our beloved companions, sharing memes about their sudden bursts of energy, naughty adventures, and derpy faces.
Whether you own one of these animals yourself or are simply scrolling through, there's always a post to make you smile.
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Maudelin 1 year ago
"You're in charge until we get back. Be good. I love you."
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Kenny Kulbiski 1 year ago
I tell mine and he's immediately thinking good, I can finally finish climbing up that curtain and other stuff I've had to put off.
Howl's sleeping castle 1 year ago
I do and infact I tell my cat to take care of the house while we are gone
Apachebathmat 1 year ago
Yes, I also tell them there is food and water and point at blankets or cat recharging points as I like to call them
Melissa Sawicki 1 year ago
Not only do I tell my dog and cat I tell my stuffed animals as well. And I'm a 49yr old woman
Bill Kubeck 1 year ago
We usually do, but they don't believe us until we come back home and feed them
Collette Hinton 1 year ago
If I forget, I will go back, open the door and freaking tell them. Ugh
Alice Landers 1 year ago (edited)
Of course! I tell them where I'm going and " I'll have my cell phone with me if you need anything"
Winter Eleven 1 year ago
I always say I'll be back in an hour and get yelled at later when i am 5min late
Thee8thsense 1 year ago
Of course! Too, when my cat and I are hanging together, if I am only needing to go get something, etc, I tell him "I'll be right back", and he will sit and wait for me, rather than follow me. He learned this so quickly, it astonished me! Animals are wildly intelligent (slight pun intended).
Paloma Vita 1 year ago
I say it differently depending on how long I will be gone... "be right back"; "be back soon"; "be back later", and "be back later, later" when I go on a trip.
Panda'sMom 1 year ago
I can't say that to my little shadow! He must go with me everywhere! Has a fit when I get out of the car at the gas pump. (MY Service dog)
Cpt. Christan "Panda Bombero" 1 year ago
We tell them to be good boys and girls and to watch the house and play nice.
Rebecca Surette 1 year ago
I tell my cat where I am going, and when I expect to be home. I know it may be coincidence, but when I started doing that, the mischief he caused when I was gone cut down by at least 75%. When it works, it works.
Val Carriere 1 year ago
Yes , both the cat and the budgie. “ You boys be good, see you later “
Mason Kronol 1 year ago
I think the first time I left the house sans fur babies I cried for 10 minutes straight. This was the first weeks of the pandemic. I was recovering from foot surgery. The isolation was terrifying. If I don’t have PTSD o don’t know what it is.
Birgitte Lütken 1 year ago
I tell them approximately when I'll be home and to watch the house while I'm away 😛
Aidan Pite 1 year ago
I had one foster kitten that would only let me leave the apartment without having to chase him down the hall was to give him wet food and sprint for the door. You think I was wasting time with goodbyes?
Just a ray of f'ing sunshine 1 year ago
Heck, I tell my girl where I'm going when I leave the room!!!
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Cat memes as we know them date back to the 1990s, when bored office workers and friends started using email for sending each other funny felines. But there were similar trends long before we had computers.
In fact, scholars of media history say that understanding the cat postcards of the early 20th Century might help us to understand social media today.
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Janelle Collard 1 year ago
The Cat Distribution System gave us one black cat + 2 tabbies. We used to have 3 tabbies but one found a better home. (no cat siblings.)
"Some things persist across generations and media, and depictions of cats are one of those things. It's kind of reassuring," Ben Weiss, a senior curator at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts and co-curator of the museum's The Postcard Age exhibition, told BBC.
In the 19th and early 20th centuries, "postcards functioned like social media today."
Cheaper, faster, and more convenient than a letter, they were used to share random musings, plan logistics for where and when to meet, tell jokes and, of course, post cat pictures.
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Whether it's mail sent with a stamp in 1924 or posts made with the tap of a finger a century later, cats have always had an audience.
The first postcards were printed in Austria-Hungary in 1869 – fortuitous timing for innovation in the mail field because in 1874, 21 countries established the Universal Postal Union, allowing mail to be sent and delivered internationally.
More countries followed in the next few years, and postcards rode this wave.
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Like memes, postcards carried not just a picture and a few lines of text but were tangible evidence of a vast network and powerful institutions that had transported them rapidly across huge distances. They marked a changing world and technology's startling advance, delivered daily into the hands and mailboxes of regular people.
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PeachPossum 1 year ago
I've seen these photos a dozen times and I can't get over those cute, puckered lips.
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The Phantom Stranger 1 year ago
I found a little message block somewhere that says "I work hard to build a better life for my cat" that I keep on a dining room shelf.
"We've forgotten the density of that early 20th-century communications network, which postcards were moving through," Weiss explained.
"You could send a postcard to someone at 10 saying you'll be there at 5:30, if you're going from Manhattan to Jersey City, and you can get the message to them fairly quickly."
Postcards in the early 20th-century city arguably marked the first time in history that communication at that speed was affordable and widely accessible. Between 1900 and 1914, according to Weiss, "there's this massive worldwide postcard craze to the point where people talk about it being a disease in the public bloodstream".
During this period, millions and millions of postcards circulated, and cats quickly took over the new medium.
At the time, they were considered more than just pest control. Monarchs and socialites, including Queen Victoria, were famous cat lovers, and the animal's association with Halloween was well-established.
Some postcards featured cats just being cats: sipping milk from saucers, playing with yarn, and basking in the sunlight. Others depicted them dressed as humans, working jobs, and taking part in various domestic scenes.
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Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 1 year ago
Ahhh he's trying to share. When a cat brings you something it's because they think us big dumb non-fuzzy cats don't know how to hunt so they bring us things.
Assistant Professor Jessica Gall Myrick from Indiana University, America, asked 7,000 people how they felt before and after watching videos of cats.
The results showed that people were happier after watching videos of cats, and that they felt less anxious or sad. Something tells me that memes and even postcards have a similar effect.
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Colleen Glim 1 year ago
Reasons why I only buy the one flavour of cat food. It’s the only one all four of them agree on
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The Phantom Stranger 1 year ago
My wife often wonders why I only have 20 pictures of her on my phone, but 800 pictures of my cat--as if that's some kind of legitimate question.
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The Phantom Stranger 1 year ago
Honestly, this would be my reaction to having to spend my birthday with my brother.
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Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 1 year ago
Ahh my friend Jade's kitty, Bambi, has been missing for three weeks now.
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The Phantom Stranger 1 year ago
My cat tries to just casually sidle up to my food. "What, no, I wasn't reaching for your tuna sandwich! I'm just doing some perfectly normal cat stretching here, right in front of your dinner plate. You're so paranoid!"
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Bill Swallow 1 year ago
The private detective, Nero Wolfe, had a chief assistant named Archie Goodwin. While working a case, his favorite tipple was milk. Archie could be pretty hard-boiled at times, but he was not a villain.
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Fluffy Cat Sleeps 1 year ago
Outside of a cat, a book is a person's best friend. Inside a cat, it's too hard to read
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BrownEyedPanda 1 year ago
"What?! Seriously?! How DARE you! I don't know where your hands have been!"
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Brian Droste 1 year ago
I don't own any cats but when I am around somebody that has cats and I am sitting down and a car wants me to pet them they will usually either sit or lay just out of my reach expecting me to get up and pet them. I will refuse to do that.
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Colleen Glim 1 year ago
Done it. She doesn’t like it much and I’m sure the neighbours think I’m torturing her but she’s and old girl and grooming is too hard now
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Jay Scales 1 year ago
Mine have a scratcher made to fit the arm of an armchair or sofa..... And they still scratch RIGHT NEXT TO IT!! :( :(
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The Phantom Stranger 1 year ago
Many I've seen in previous posts, but as I've also previously said, even a recycled cat meme is better than no cat meme at all.
Ariom Dahl 1 year ago
Cat threads are always brilliant. (from one Dahl to another :) )
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The Phantom Stranger 1 year ago
Many I've seen in previous posts, but as I've also previously said, even a recycled cat meme is better than no cat meme at all.
Ariom Dahl 1 year ago
Cat threads are always brilliant. (from one Dahl to another :) )
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