Long ago, in a biological anthro class, I was caught off-guard by a TA in the minutes before the first day of class, while examining a mounted cat skeleton. She asked what I thought it was and, completely derped, I cheerfully responded "Kitty!"
...I spent the rest of that quarter trying to convince the very sensible and intelligent TA that I was not, in fact, mentally deficient. *headdesk*
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Date: 2011-06-17 01:38 am (UTC)That was an amazing jump the kitten made at the end! I'd like to see my cats try that! lol
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Date: 2011-06-18 04:11 am (UTC)Long ago, in a biological anthro class, I was caught off-guard by a TA in the minutes before the first day of class, while examining a mounted cat skeleton. She asked what I thought it was and, completely derped, I cheerfully responded "Kitty!"
...I spent the rest of that quarter trying to convince the very sensible and intelligent TA that I was not, in fact, mentally deficient. *headdesk*
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