[Sca-cooks] cat tipping?

[Sue Clemenger]

Is cat tipping anything like the -uh- thing I usually can't resist doing
to my 3 cats, which involves waiting till the right moment, when that
one hind foot is high in the air like an antenna, and the cat's
attention is -uh- elsewhere (usually happens in the middle of the living
room when you have guests), and I sneak up on the unsuspecting, busy
feline, and grab that upraised leg, and *gently* sorta flip them over?
The girls give me a major case of "stink eye" when I do, but as far as
I'm concerned, that's what they get for attending to personal matters in
the middle of the floor....<g>
--Maire
OFC: I'm thinking of making some good fall-ish soups and stews.  What's
everybody's favorites? (period or non-p).  I've fallen into a rut and
would like some new ideas....

Tara wrote:
>
> > > > Cow tipping.  If you're into that.
> > > Heh. *Cat* tipping is just as much fun- and easier to clean up!
> > Huh? how do you do this? I think mine would immediately decide this
> > is not a game they don't want to play and disappear.
>
> My now dearly departed Romeo (Ro-MEOW!) was a great one for cat
> tipping.  He'd just keep standing back up, looking at you kind of
> confused, and eventually he'd start purring.  After all, he may not have
> understood the game, but he *was* getting attention, so it had to be
> good!
>
> -Magdalena
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