Dirk the Daring sends this in: “I have no idea what this is about. Cat is always ready to hunt zebras but I don’t see any zebras around this time. “
The previous day and the next day deal with entirely different subjects, so they are no help.
In a Flash
One even Bill might have gotten.
People play with their cats by shining lights for them to chase. The cat has figured out that the light comes from the flashlight, but not how to get it out. Then she gets it out.
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That’s a cat? Only tail looks almost like a cat body part.
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She has whiskers, a cat snout, a big round nose, pointed ears. Not sure what cat features you think are missing, Carl.
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Cat heads are not shaped like that, with a snout (and an overbite), for one.
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Except it’s showing a normal flashlight beam, not a red laser beam.
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This afternoon I was sitting near an open window with raised blinds. A sun glint was reflecting off the face of my wristwatch and jumping around the opposite wall, and one of my cats jumped and chased it and pawed at it, no need for red laser light.
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Decades before the availability of cheap flashlight lasers, we used a normal table knife to flash reflections of sunlight around the room. I don’t remember any of our cats taking the bait, but our brainless mutt would follow that light anywhere, even crashing into the wall to “follow” it.
P.S. Bill Bickel would never have understood this comic.
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