Cats don’t behave in the same smile-inducing manner as the dog in the video does. And you need to “get a life” for seeming to take offense to reply in the manner you did to Oliver’s extremely innocuous post.

http://www.myfoxboston.com/dpp/video/must_see/cat-climbs-all-over-police-officer-while-he-tries-to-write-a-ticket

Thanks Oliver.

And a hound that lay there raised his head and pricked up his ears, Argos, the hound of Odysseus, of the steadfast heart, whom of old he had himself bred, but had no joy of him, for ere that he went to sacred Ilios. In days past the young men were wont to take the hound to hunt the wild goats, and deer, and hares; but now he lay neglected, his master gone, in the deep dung of mules and cattle, which lay in heaps before the doors, till the slaves of Odysseus should take it away to dung his wide lands. There lay the hound Argos, full of vermin; yet even now, when he marked Odysseus standing near, he wagged his tail and dropped both his ears, but nearer to his master he had no longer strength to move. Then Odysseus looked aside and wiped away a tear.

Decades ago, back in 7th grade, when I first read the Odyssey, I cried while reading the scene of Odysseus’ reunion with his faithful dog.