Cats, furthermore, do not possess any physical attraction to members of the opposite sex, so therefore it would be highly illogical to assume that this feline is signing romantically.
This cat is not eating the microphone, though it may be trying; it is more likely using the hard plastic casing of the microphone as something to chew on to keep its teeth sharp and ready for chewing on other, more edible, things. It may be engaging in a form of play.
Cats are not capable of singing romantic songs in human language, though they are certainly capable of a sort of keening “song” with which they call out to other cats, of the opposite sex, so that they can announce their desire to mate, which is something that many cats do (or attempt to do, in the case of certain late-spayed domestic animals who, though incapable, still have the instinctual drive to do so).
This appears to be a kitten. Kittens often chew on stuff especially when they’re young since they’re often still in the teething stage and they are attempting to soothe sore and itchy gums. The layers, holes and textures on the microphone would likely provide some good relief for this kitten.
that mic isn’t for sining, well, I guess it is for singing, but it’s not for the purpose to hear how the vocal actually is. The purpose for that mic is to use the voice to change the pitch and stuff. it’s a mic made for vocoding.
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LAAAADDDDDDDDDYYY!
When I’m wif you I’m smilin…
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Cats, furthermore, do not possess any physical attraction to members of the opposite sex, so therefore it would be highly illogical to assume that this feline is signing romantically.
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Cats are not capable of singing romantic songs in human language, though they are certainly capable of a sort of keening “song” with which they call out to other cats, of the opposite sex, so that they can announce their desire to mate, which is something that many cats do (or attempt to do, in the case of certain late-spayed domestic animals who, though incapable, still have the instinctual drive to do so).
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I COMMENTED ON THIS PICTURE.
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@timbuk22u:
I replied to your comment.
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Micro Korgs are awesome.
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This appears to be a kitten. Kittens often chew on stuff especially when they’re young since they’re often still in the teething stage and they are attempting to soothe sore and itchy gums. The layers, holes and textures on the microphone would likely provide some good relief for this kitten.
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that mic isn’t for sining, well, I guess it is for singing, but it’s not for the purpose to hear how the vocal actually is. The purpose for that mic is to use the voice to change the pitch and stuff. it’s a mic made for vocoding.
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It’s just chewing on the microphone which does not make for good acoustics
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