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# Is there any way
to train cats to mix cocktails and make tea? I have been offered a mewling prototype old cat and would only consider offering it a home and choice scran if it was prepared to make itself useful or at least attempt some form of training in the bartending/refreshment arts. Can the pawed and furred ones be coerced into some form of light domestic duties in return for food and lodging? I have no need for a mouser as I have wired up the skirting boards with short-fuse starfish and they seem to control the problem.
(, Mon 1 Oct 2001, 19:02, archived)
# Tea towel
I once managed to drape a tea towel over our old mog, and he almost got it as far as the kitchen before it fell off. That's about the most notable thing I can recall.
(, Tue 2 Oct 2001, 4:19, archived)
# cats balancing objects walk backwards
fact.

putting a small washing basket over your cat is pretty good too. they become suprisingly effective daleks.
(, Tue 2 Oct 2001, 4:23, archived)
# for some reason that
reminds me of one of the funniest cartoons I've seen in Viz. It was a picture of a dog with his arm round a crying man - with the caption something like "Bert - The best dog in the world".
(, Tue 2 Oct 2001, 4:36, archived)
# Also, I'm sure
you could emply an ex actor from Cats to do this as actors are out of work 90% of the time.
(, Tue 2 Oct 2001, 4:40, archived)
# I could be interested in this idea
as long as they didn't sing. Would I get one, or a whole troop?
(, Tue 2 Oct 2001, 6:08, archived)
# Nope
but if you ever want anything knocked off a table, a bin scattering over the floor, or some nice clean washing shed all over, my two would be glad to oblige.

That is after their sitting motionless for 3 days record attempt is over.
(, Tue 2 Oct 2001, 5:17, archived)