TGIF! Learn how to calculate your cat's internal volume.

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TGIF! Learn how to calculate your cat's internal volume.
> Posted by Diane Lade on August 15, 2008 at 1:32 PM

Happy Friday!

Engineers may think they can analyze, design and wonk their way around anything. But they may have met their match with cats, as the Engineer's Guide to Cats proves.

Take a Friday afternoon break and watch Oscar, Ginger and Zoey put engineers Paul and TJ through their paces as the cats demonstrate such arts as feline floral regurgitation and cat yodeling. You also will learn such helpful skills as learning how to calculate the internal volume and aspect ratio of your own cat, to better determine wind resistance and leaping capability.

And speaking of TJ: It was our own SSS! reader TJ who recommended this viral vid a few months ago. Thanks!

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This thing is a RIOT! I totally forgot about it...its really very clever...thanks for posting it...

Posted by: TJF | August 17, 2008 12:05 PM

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