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LOL, Cats

Oh, treadmill cat, why are you so sublime?

Ian Chillag

12:49 PM ET | 05-14-2008 | permalink

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very cute and interesting...being a cat person, it is so clear how those 2 had different personalities and skill levels...

Sent by jan | 1:17 PM ET | 05-14-2008

Cute Overload had posted this video (sans the cheesy music; with original voices and giggles in the background) on Caturday: http://feedblitz.com/r.asp?l=31595997&f=45194&u=2795178

Sent by Addis | 1:44 PM ET | 05-14-2008

I giggled quietly in my cubicle until tears were streaming down my face. Thanks for the laugh!

Sent by vree13 | 1:56 PM ET | 05-14-2008

Of course everything looks funnier with Boots Randolph's "Yakety Sax" playing over it, but they missed a bet: they should have put OK Go's "Here It Goes Again" over this.

Sent by Stewart | 2:43 PM ET | 05-14-2008

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