Memento Mori

[cyrano]

I would like to pour one out for my fuzzy little homey, and link to a post where I filked at a confused cat, reprinting the relevant passage below:

This morning I had "March of the Pigs" stuck in my head, as part of my assembling the Nine Stone Male mix disc. But I don't really know the lyrics, after "STEP RIGHT UP! BLAH! BLAH!" So I had to kind of ad lib it.
ARNOLD'S A CAT!
WITH!
FUR!
HE'S GOT BIG EYES AND
HE'S LOOKING AT ME CUZ
HE THINKS I'M A
KITTY EATING MONSTER BUT
I'm not a kitty eating monster.
I JUST WANNA STEP ON HIS
BIG FOOFY TAIL AND I
(and so on.)

With several playings of "Steve McQueen" (which I *do* know the lyrics to) I managed to purge this earworm.

Comments

[tersa.livejournal.com]

You are a kitty eating monster.

Thank you for finding this and re-posting it. <3

(Speaking of big eyes, Toast is staring at me at the moment)

[cyranocyrano.livejournal.com]

Slander! Villainous slander!

(What's weird is that apparently Google decided to stop storing this page, because I had to make a flatfile of my journal and grep it to find the entry.)

[amanda_lodden.livejournal.com]

Google doesn't store LiveJournal entries, you have to use a weird Russian search engine, and that only works if you've clicked the appropriate box on one of the Settings pages.

It's a big reason why I'm working on getting WordPress set up elsewhere for the public (and entirely-private) posts. Friends-lock is still too useful to ditch LJ entirely.

[cyranocyrano.livejournal.com]

It does store *some* LJ entries. But I know I can only find like half a dozen results under "Coyote Cinema", so it's like they time them out or something.

[missdotti.livejournal.com]

Tagging comes in useful. Unless you're like me and use tags that only make sense in a specific frame of mind and can't remember what those tags happen to be four years down the line.

[cyranocyrano.livejournal.com]

Plus, in this instance, I would have had to be pretty damned foresightful.

[phillipalden.livejournal.com]

He was a good kitty who was much loved, and very well cared for.