Cat Heaven

One day a cat dies of natural causes and goes to Heaven. There he meets the Lord himself. The Lord says to the cat, “You lived a good life and if there is any way I can make your stay in Heaven more comfortable, please let Me know.”

The cat thinks for a moment and says, “Lord, all my life I have lived with a poor family and had to sleep on a hard wooden floor.” The Lord stops the cat and says, “Say no more,” and a wonderful fluffy pillow appears.

A few days later six mice are killed in a tragic farming accident and go to Heaven. Again the Lord is there to greet them with the same offer. The mice answer, “All of our lives we have been chased. We have had to run from cats, dogs, and even women with brooms. Running, running, running; we’re tired of running. Do you think we could have roller skates so we don’t have to run anymore?” The Lord says, “Say no more,” and fits each mouse with beautiful new roller skates.

About a week later the Lord stops by to see the cat and finds him in a deep sleep on the pillow. The Lord gently wakes the cat and asks him, “How are things since you arrived?”

The cat stretches and yawns and replies, “It is wonderful here. Better than I could have ever expected. And those Meals on Wheels you’ve been sending by are theeeeeeee best!!!”

Top 10 Signs Your Cat Has Learned Your Internet Password

These are the top 10 signs your Cat has learned your internet password.

1. E-mail flames from some guy named “Fluffy”.

2. Traces of kitty litter in your keyboard.

3. You find you’ve been subscribed to strange newsgroups like
alt.recreational.catnip.

4. Your web browser has a new home page all about cats.

5. Your mouse has teeth marks in it … and a strange aroma of tuna.

6. Hate-mail messages to Apple Computer Corp. about their release of
“CyberDog”.

7. Your new ergonomic keyboard has a strange territorial scent to it.

8. You keep finding new software around you house like CatinTax and
WarCat II.

9. On IRC, you’re known as the Iron Mouser.

10. Little kitty carpal-tunnel braces near the scratching post.