I have no proof of this because I wasn’t quick enough with my phone when it happened. Yet, since you know all the ridiculous things that Louis Catorze does, I can say this utterly fearlessly and without worry about being disbelieved or scorned.

Cat Daddy started playing the guitar in the next room, and Catorze – who was on my lap – RETCHED. 

I suspect that the little sod had not long since wolfed down a bowl of food too quickly. But it’s funnier to think his hatred of the Discordant Instrument of Doom is such that it triggers his gag reflex.

Even if I tried a thousand more times, I would probably never be able to capture this on video. And, if I were to try, Cat Daddy might suggest helping me out by playing the guitar more often (trust me, nobody wants that). So here, below, is an old photo of Catorze, with a very similar head and mouth position to the one that I saw on that fateful, hilarious day.

You’ll just have to imagine the sound: the standard cat puke warning signal as lead vocal, with a backing track of Eric Clapton.

To be honest, Wonderful Tonight makes me want to puke, too.

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17 responses to “Tu ne sais pas à quel point tu me rends malade ”

  1. Kate Crimmins avatar

    Cat daddy sounds like Eric Clapton? He wishes! I had a cat who sang when I played piano. It wasn’t pretty. She would also walk on the keys.

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    1. iamthesunking avatar

      Did she walk on the keys and sing at the same time?

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      1. Kate Crimmins avatar

        Sometimes. I never knew if she enjoyed it or hated it.

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  2. curating happy avatar

    Hahaha! Oh, Catorze…
    I believe this entirely. When I was learning to play the violin, my shih tzu cross would heave a weary sigh every time I opened the case. I swear she rolled her eyes. The only reason she didn’t retch is that she might then vomit, and being a dog, she would have felt obliged to gobble it back up while I squealed out what was most assuredly not dinner music.

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    1. iamthesunking avatar

      A weary sigh! Oh no! That’s the equivalent of “Not angry, just disappointed”.

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  3. mmechapeau avatar
    mmechapeau

    Life with Louis and Cat Daddy is far from being a long quiet river 🙂.

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    1. iamthesunking avatar

      It’s more like a storm at sea!

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  4. Dr. CaSo avatar

    This is absolutely hilarious! How did Cat Daddy react?

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    1. iamthesunking avatar

      He wasn’t in the room when it happened, so I suspect he doesn’t believe me.

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  5. mcmcneil1 avatar
    mcmcneil1

    One of my friends who was an artist had a large abstract work (in green and purple) propped up in her living room to dry when her dog wandered through and lifted his leg. As she said “Everyone’s a critic.”

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    1. iamthesunking avatar

      Oh no! Did he actually …?

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  6. cat9984 avatar

    Perhaps it was a critique of the song. He might want classical guitar

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    1. iamthesunking avatar

      I daren’t suggest that, in case it makes Cat Daddy play more!

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  7. mmechapeau avatar
    mmechapeau

    Pour Louis 😺. Does Cat Daddy often play the guitar?.

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    1. iamthesunking avatar

      Every day. For at least 20 minutes per day.

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