Video Logs

I was thinking how much cooler would it be if I did video logs instead of these blogs?

I'd have to say pretty damn cool ... I was answering my own question just in case you were wondering.

But then I realized that these video logs, vlogs (what an ugly word) if you will, would get pretty boring if my vlogs were all in the same place (my lounge room) with me just prattling on about sweet fuck all.

I don't think I need to say it, but I will; LLLAAAAAAAAAME! (said in Shego's voice).

Yeah, no vlogging for me.

At least not yet.

I might just still do some vlogs in the future.

But only for something special, like road trips (or further). Then my vlogs might be more interesting. I'd at least have souveneers (I know that's spelt incorrectly!) to show the camera.

Sooo, until the future, my friends, keep on reading!

The Cat is Really an Alien Spy

Sometimes I really have to wonder if Shego (pictured left) really is a cat. She

does some very uncat like things most of the time, like playing in water. Not to mention her intense curiosity about everything.

And I mean everything.

I know that cat's are curious critters (curiosity killed the cat, after all). But Shego's curiosity seems to go way beyond normal cat curiosity.

Then there's her obssession with pushing things off the edge of things just to see what will happen to them when they land. Seriously, she just watches them fall, and seems to get a thrill when they break upon landing. What kind of cat does that?

But this leads to the question if Shego's not a cat, then what is she?

There's a whole host of possibilities as to what she could be. But I think she's an alien spy, sent to Earth to learn our ways.

I can hear you muttering that I'm jumping to conclusions. But I've watched the cat closely and it all seems to fit;

I've never seen a cat get so much enjoyment watching things break.

And then there's the TV watching factor.

Watching TV isn't all that weird for cats, I know. I've had cats that have watched TV in the past, and my current cat sometimes watches TV. But the difference between those cats and Shego is that they would watch just about anything if there was enough movement on screen. Shego is different. She only pays attention to the TV when I'm watching the news or documentaries (and sometimes even when I'm using Wii Fit to work out). She looks as though she's trying to learn as much about us and the planet as she can.

That is very suspicious. And definitely screams alien spy.

I mean, she was a real cat when we got her as a kitten. But while she was still growing, she was taken and replaced with an alien in her body, which explains her small stature.

But now she's nothing more than an alien spy in a cats body. It's the perfect disguise for alien spies!