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22 Pictures of Sassy Cats Serving Supreme Side-Eye Energy
Few things in life are as powerful, or as terrifying, as a cat’s side-eye. One squint, one slow turn of the head, and suddenly you’re questioning every life choice you’ve ever made. Cats have perfected the art of silent judgment, and they wield it like royalty with a crown made of sass. Whether you dared to serve dinner five minutes late or had the audacity to move them from their chair, the look says it all: utter disappointment wrapped in whiskers. It’s not anger. It’s pure feline superiority. That subtle glare communicates, “You’re lucky I tolerate you, hooman,” and yet we still find it adorable. These side-eye masters could teach a masterclass in drama. One eyebrow flick (if they had eyebrows), and boom! You’re on trial for crimes against catkind. Still, behind all that shade is a little fluffball who secretly loves you. probably. Until then, take comfort in knowing your cat’s judgment means you’re part of their world. No one throws shade quite like a sassy feline. Is your inbox feline too professional? Add some cats falling off counters. Subscribe here!.
27 Fabulous Feline Memes to Fill Your Cozy Fall Day With Cute Cat Comedy
Even though fall officially starts in September, in most places it still takes a few weeks for the weather to finally shift into the coziness we all know and love. Where we live, that shift has finally happened over the last few days, which means that it is officially sweater weather, cat cuddles in bed, and sweet hot tea out in the nice evening breeze. We all have activities that are fall-specific and can only happen while the leaves are slowly falling outside. Some have movies they only watch during this time of year, others find the most cozy video games to chill to at the end of a long day. What we love to do is to find the best romantasy book out there, crawl into bed, and read for hours while cuddling with our cats. There is nothing like it, and right now is the best possible time for this kind of activity. Currently, we are head-over-heels invested in Forth Wing (iykyk), so the only time we are willing to put that book down is to scroll through a hissterical collection of cat memes, like the one below. Keep scrolling to do the same. GET YOUR WEEKLY HIT OF WHISKERED PURRFECTION.
Eurovision shocker: Austria will not host if Israel boycott is approved
Following international pressure for the Eurovision Song Contest to boycott Israel, Austria announces that it will not take part if Israel is kept out.
Trump Praises Peace Plan Between Israel, Hamas: ‘Great Day’
President Donald Trump praised a peace plan, the first phase of which Israel and Hamas “both signed off on,” and highlighted how it was a “GREAT Day for the Arab and Muslim World, Israel,” and other nations. The post Trump Praises Peace Plan Between Israel, Hamas: ‘Great Day’ appeared first on Breitbart.
UK prosecutors appeal dismissal of terrorism charge against Kneecap rapper
The controversial musician was charged under the Terrorism Act in the UK after displaying a Hezbollah flag during a performance.
PM Modi marks 25 years in governance, pledges continued focus on improving lives
He noted in a series of posts on X that he had taken oath on this day in 2001 as Gujarat`s chief minister for the first time and emphasised on the changes first his home state and then the country witnessed on his watch.
Data corner: Europe’s top collaborators in Latin America and the Caribbean
Photo credits: STori / BigStock On September 29, at a get-together in Brussels, the European Union and the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC).
The Ultimate Guide To Self Publishing
Zines short for magazines are small, handmade booklets that allow individuals to express themselves freely without going through traditional publishers. Unlike commercial magazines, zines are self-funded and created entirely by individuals. Across Japan, zine fairs are drawing large crowds and fueling a quiet but powerful publishing trend.
Jewish communities commemorate October 7 Massacre’s second anniversary worldwide
From Paris to Sydney to New York, Jewish communities marked two years since the October 7 massacre, honoring victims and calling for unity amid rising antisemitism and ongoing hostage anguish.
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