When I had my horse grave post the other day, someone mentioned Morris the Cat. I looked and saw he was just buried in his owner's backyard. But then I read up on Morris and....wow he was a real Hollywood star. Of course there is...
cats
I'm not very comfortable asking the internets for money. This is probably why I've resisted implementing a Patreon or Patreon-like service for Whiskey & IR Theory – even though it.
This 1934 footage is unnatural! https://www.youtube.com/embed/Ly6bq3kSkew Liked the League of Nations reference here.
Earlier in this series, I posted one of the bizarre General Motors producted short animal films used as shorts before feature films (I think). It's time to revisit this series, with this lovely ridiculousness about Mickey, a cat who hangs out at a fire station...
So....tonight's entry is perhaps a bit disturbing. Basically, in the 1940s, General Motors made a bunch of short films concerning animals doing funny things. I'm not real sure where they.
Has there ever been a band/fighting force more fierce?
Do you need a multi-part history of cat litter, written by a historian? Actually, yes you do and this is very good. Just one excerpt, on where the heck cat litter comes from. Before discussing the cultural and social worlds that surround cat litter, it’s...
Happy 200th Birthday birthday Karl Marx! Welcome to the Internet! I need to start this post by qualifying that I do not identify as a Marxist, even if I am.
Word has circulated around the internets that the last of the Oldmen Cats, SEK's legendary pets, has died. Which is of course a time to lament our dear, departed friend.
Once upon a time in 2013, an IR grad student finally lost it. Or at least, that's how I choose to view these. Don't correct me. The International Relations As Depicted By Cats tumblr has since been updated very sparsely. Hopefully our grad student auteur...
We returned home to a cat who had been cruelly and capriciously denied access to the shower. But let it not be said that we are deaf to cries for.
Rob made a brief introduction in his official “welcome” post. Thanks, Rob! And thanks to the LGM community, which has already thrown down the gauntlet. Still, tradition—and a dose of caution—suggests that I.