Over the past few months we've played up the Internet infatuation with all things feline.
You've been kind enough to play along without making us dangle strings or promised treats.

Over at Salon today, the lovely and talented Sarah Hepola tried to unravel the mystery of this phenomena. I was interviewed for the story and she was kind enough to link to one of our cat posts - even though my quotes probably didn't help much.

It's a fun article and part of Salon's week long series on pets. Check out the story.

Ah, a single perfect rose. What could possibly go wrong?

Is there any place better on Earth than Trader Joe's? Think long and hard and try to come up with an answer. You can't. I know you can't. In fact, I'll bet you a box of my cobalt-dyed beet chips that you can't think of one. (Don't give me that Disneyland crap either ... that CrapMart hasn't been relevant since 1981, plus they don't sell string cheese.) Carl's Fine Films knows what I'm talking about. They even made a commercial for the store, shot on their Treo.

(Via LaughingSquid)

Because if you're an endangered species, you get the free legroom upgrade.

(Via BuzzFeed)

I have a minor addiction to Google Maps. Perhaps "minor" isn't the best term for it. I've literally spent hours on the site, looking at satellite images from around the globe (and beyond) until the battery on my laptop gave out. So I thought it would be fun to pull some images off the site of famous (or mostly famous) things and have people guess what/where they are. (I have no prizes to give out, but I promise to use the "net handle" of the first person to get all 10 locations correct in an upcoming article I write for the site.)

The first one of these kinds of edited-together, cussin'-only videos I remember seeing a couple years ago was The Big Lebowski - The Fucking Short Version. If your main problem with that one was that it was, well, short -- after all, the Coen Brothers' bowling-mystery masterpiece was only a couple hours, not 86 hour-long episodes spanning six seasons -- then this just might be the f*#%in' video for you.

According to video creator Victor Solomon,

for those of you watching the sopranos on a&e, here's what you're missing.

this is every single curse, from every single episode of the sopranos, ever.

Check it out after the jump -- it does get f*#%in' hypnotic after a while...

(Thanks, Addlepated!)

A meme hasn't hit it's full stride until it's been turned into a Star Wars parody.

In response to the Walk-in Fridge ad, these guys had to have one of their own. I spent the entire time I watched this video waiting for the inevitable disaster. Do not try this at home.

(Thanks, Roger!)

The latest copy of UK Maxim is now on the stands (the one with this cover) and I believe one of our stories is running inside (with permission). They did promise to send me a copy to see, but rather than leave it to chance, I'm wondering if any UK readers could pick up a copy and mail it to me in the US? I'll gladly send one of our T Shirts in return. Let me know if you can at webmaster (at) yesbutnobutyes dot com. Cheers.