Friday, December 11, 1998
Can you be sure that your cat is not really an alien in disguise? The aliens have been here for years and it's possible that the pet you have loved could be, in fact, an alien.
To find out if you may be harboring an alien, answer a few of the following questions and check the bottom of this article for the reasons behind the questions. The answers may startle you.
Does your cat....
like to climb trees?
show a strange curiosity for household appliances?
like to build complex models of advanced machinery?
display violent tempers and mood changes?
sleep in odd places like the kitchen sink?
speak in foreign languages?
use the toilet instead of the litter box?
like to solve complex mathematical equations, especially calculus and trigonometry?
like to eat peanut butter and jelly sandwiches?
make obscene gestures at police officers and other figures of authority?
sometimes disappear into thin air after it causes trouble?
If you answered "yes" to any of the above questions, you may have an alien cat. I urge you to apply the lemon test immediately. Here are explanations for the previous questions:
Climbing trees
It is believed that the alien home planet is very forested and the trees help relieve the alien cats of their homesickness.
Household appliances
The aliens are trying to learn about our home defenses. They are checking out all the machinery in the house to see if it can be made into a weapon.
Complex models
Obviously the aliens are very intelligent, and this shows that the cat is more intelligent than the average housecat, which can only build simple models.
Tempers and mood changes
The despicable aliens are prone to raging tempers and mood changes, unlike humans. One minute they are sleeping in your lap, the next they are hissing at you.
Sleeping in odd places
The kitchen sink and other hard, cold surfaces remind the aliens of their sleeping quarters aboard the mother ship. The dampness also invokes memories of their home planet.
Foreign languages
Aliens are masters of many tongues, and can speak any language that they hear for more than 60 minutes.
Litter box
Aliens refuse to embarrass themselves and use primitive methods such as the traditional litter box.
Mathematical equations
A favorite hobby of the aliens is solving complicated mathematical equations. Take note of these equations as they may provide clues as to the whereabouts of their homeworld.
Peanut butter and jelly
Peanut butter and jelly sandwiches are the most common delicacy on the aliens home planet.
Authority
The aliens may believe they are in jeopardy when confronting figures of authority. This also goes back to the temper issue.
Trouble
The aliens are cowards and refuse to fess up when they are found to be responsible. The disappearing act is simply one of their natural abilities to blend into their surroundings.
-- contributed by staff writer Hiroshita
Permalink Reply by Dana on December 10, 2008 at 2:49am
I think my cat might be the alien queen. All she does is lay around and wait for me to serve on her hand and foot. She meows very loudly at me like she's trying to make me understand she wants to be petted now. I think that's what it means, because when I stroke her she quiets down.
Permalink Reply by RL on December 10, 2008 at 5:07am
hahahah cat doing sudoku? my gosh these creatures are really smart.
my dog is pleiadian though, my autowriting sirius self says 'many pleiadian souls reside in dogs, why do you think most dogs are so unconditionally loving?' lol. my whole family spends more time at home nowadays because of bobby.
but my first animal love are always cats.. lol
"You can keep a dog; but it is the cat who keeps people, because cats find humans useful domestic animals."
- George Mikes from "How to be decadent