Quicksand Fans

I don't really think the cats get neglected but they do tend to demand equal time. Anyway, here is an image of the cat whom I am fairly sure has been in more quicksand videos than any other cat in the known universe. This is not a photo shop composite. Its a still taken during filming (many moons ago) of a scene called "Why cats domesticated the human." The scene was done because we noticed that the cat, whose name was "Relentless," seemed to like to walk through in the background when we were filming. That scene is one of about four she appeared in.

When I think of cats and quicksand, I think of this commercial:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1RMqrycozgE

Our old cat Comet (RIP) got into some scenes with Damsels in Distress when they shot at my place.

Our current feline overlord (overlady?) is Luna, formerly known as Lulu. She is currently curled up on our bed, looking extremely cute- and snoring. Not loud enough to bother, but her snores occasionally "matrix" with background noise to sound like nearby conversation.

Soot here, was a stray found by a girl I know who has a farm. Cute little girl. The current male cat of the manor was sulking at first, but seems to be coming around now.

I'm a big lover of cats and dogs. Cats can be kind of photogenic when they want to be but they're great at action shots. These are but a very few of the barn cats on the farm while everybody was taking it easy.

Recent science says that the dogs domesticated themselves. On the other hand, the cats domesticated - partially - the human.

The General may have a cousin in New South Wales

He too a farm cat, but being winter there now, he also appreciates central heating