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Is This The Ultimate Cat Nap Fail? (VIDEO)

Huffington Post UK  |  By Posted: 27/04/2012 09:40 Updated: 27/04/2012 09:42

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The video we've got for you above is a simple one. It shows a cat - as you may have guessed - having a nap. Then, all of a sudden, the cat fails at having said nap and suddenly you're going, "Naaaw!" slightly too loud.

So what we're saying here is that if you're in a quiet office, and you're partial to a cute animal video on occasion, be warned: you may well squeak watching this clip.

To be fair, we're not making things easy for you on that front, especially with this cute cat-based video gallery we've got for you below an' all...

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The video we've got for you above is a simple one. It shows a cat - as you may have guessed - having a nap. Then, all of a sudden, the cat fails at having said nap and suddenly you're going, "Naaaw!" ...
The video we've got for you above is a simple one. It shows a cat - as you may have guessed - having a nap. Then, all of a sudden, the cat fails at having said nap and suddenly you're going, "Naaaw!" ...
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mario andretti
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22:31 on 01/05/2012
I've witnessed this and the resultant bad mood that can last for an hour or more.
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Anothervovka
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15:37 on 29/04/2012
The cat was listening russian comedy show "Progector Parishilton")
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Yvonne Walker
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10:51 on 28/04/2012
Why has the cat who fell off the bed got a piece of rope or lead round his neck when he is indoors? good job it was long enough when he fell off the bed as he would have hung himself FFS, dont find this funny at all!!!
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mwatts199
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11:41 on 28/04/2012
It looks like a power cable, and it's not round his neck.
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Yvonne Walker
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18:14 on 28/04/2012
Thats ok then :)
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Yvonne Walker
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18:15 on 28/04/2012
Thats ok then :)
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The truth is out there
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10:18 on 28/04/2012
Anyone who has ever owned Cats will know that they do that stuff all the time. They can be quiet clumsy occasionaly !.
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Stevie Bee
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12:21 on 27/04/2012
I know it's Fashionable for the illiterate to use 'fail' when 'failure' 'mistake' are more appropriate; but one of the reasons kids coming out of school can't read and write properly is because they're influenced by such as this feature. Reap what you sow..
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The truth is out there
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10:20 on 28/04/2012
Did you ever concider the fact that there might be a limited word length for the title ?.
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Stevie Bee
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11:14 on 28/04/2012
No. I conSidered that using 'fail' has become trendy the same way it seems trendy fro Huff use 'work' instead of wear. It's bad English, as simple as that.
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