Kritty crats doing kritty crat things...

[True Dough]

Catching fish is a tad more difficult through the ice...

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Waking the "master" with a jolt...

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Tormenting the poor pooch...

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[2naSalit]

1. K&R

Scrolling down the page I saw a number of entertaining videos.

[Mr. Evil]

2. You can't tell me that cats don't know exactly what they're doing.

[True Dough]

3. I definitely get that impression

in about 95% of cases.

[forgotmylogin]

4. The cat behavior of shoving things off a ledge HAS to be a vengeful thing.

My older guy has not a destructive bone in his body. He doesn't play with stuff at all.

UNLESS I pointedly ignore him when he's on my desk. Then he's like "Oh, this pencil is awfully close to the side. Woo, see that tap, that could send it irrevocably to the floor. Just one little-ohhh. So sad. Bye pencil. Same thing could happen to this battery. See how it slides so easily toward the...oh. Man, this phone cord is just ripe for nibbling..." (He doesn't actually chew it, he gets my attention and PRETENDS like he will...)

And that cat in the sleeping video *knows* he'll be rebuked if he wakes his owners himself, so he arranged a little "accident".

[Skittles]

5. it's bizarre

I find the same things on the floor, over and over.....drives me nuts

[3catwoman3]

6. its been said that cats are proof that Earth is not flat...

...because, if it were, they would have knocked everything over the edge already.

[Ocelot II]

7. I used to have a cat who would wake me up in the morning

by shoving stuff off the dresser. Eventually I just stopped putting anything there.