25 Clueless Cat Children Clinging onto the Empty Space Between their Ears

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There is a reason that they are named voids you know…

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Apparently this is what happens when a brainless cat tries to think and then gets stuck in the void between their nonexistent brain cells.

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Some questions like “Who’s a good cat?” can almost break a brainless feline.

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You might think those eyes are wide from catnip but the truth is they are scanning for spare brain cells to hold onto.

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Usually the artist’s representation is less flattering than the original, but it seems to be the other way around here…

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He may not know much but he sure does know sass.

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Licking the air like he just don’t care, hoping and wishing that some tasty food drops from the air.

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Who needs an AI cat when you have real cats that look like they are going through a software malfunction?

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“Food, food? Food!”

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“Erm, did I tower over you and take photos the last time you came home at 2am? I don’t think so.”

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“What is your next command hooman? Will do anyfing fur food.”

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“...and if you carry the 9 and times by the speed of light…wait what was I talking about? Fish?”

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Look at this distinguished French feline gentleman.

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Simply hollow behind the eyes, no pomp, no circumstance.

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Lost in the ethereal sauce that sits in the video between her ears.

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Those moments when your brain switches track and your inner monologue goes on for hours while you stare into blank space.

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This might take a while…

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There’s nothing quite like a good chin rest to close up the airways.

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The problem with having no brain is that you can easily lose yourself even while in the middle of doing something. It’s why cats don’t drive cars.

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So young and already lost to the mental void in this brain.

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You ever walk into a room and just find your cat calibrating itself in the corner?

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It’s a good thing she is so cute, she’d be useless at keeping mice away.

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Sometimes the sun can become quite the object of curiosity for a clueless catto.

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Tongue out and at the ready just in case some food falls towards it while it spaces out.

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25 Clueless Cat Children Clinging onto the Empty Space Between their Ears

It is painfully well known at this point that more than a few of our cute cat children are lacking most if not all of their brain cells. Leaving them to get stuck, do silly things, all while desperately holding onto whatever is going on in their minds.

There is a reason that they are named voids you know…

Apparently this is what happens when a brainless cat tries to think and then gets stuck in the void between their nonexistent brain cells.

Some questions like “Who’s a good cat?” can almost break a brainless feline.

You might think those eyes are wide from catnip but the truth is they are scanning for spare brain cells to hold onto.

Usually the artist’s representation is less flattering than the original, but it seems to be the other way around here…

He may not know much but he sure does know sass.

Licking the air like he just don’t care, hoping and wishing that some tasty food drops from the air.

Who needs an AI cat when you have real cats that look like they are going through a software malfunction?

“Food, food? Food!”

“Erm, did I tower over you and take photos the last time you came home at 2am? I don’t think so.”

“What is your next command hooman? Will do anyfing fur food.”

“...and if you carry the 9 and times by the speed of light…wait what was I talking about? Fish?”

Look at this distinguished French feline gentleman.

Simply hollow behind the eyes, no pomp, no circumstance.

Lost in the ethereal sauce that sits in the video between her ears.

Those moments when your brain switches track and your inner monologue goes on for hours while you stare into blank space.

This might take a while…

There’s nothing quite like a good chin rest to close up the airways.

The problem with having no brain is that you can easily lose yourself even while in the middle of doing something. It’s why cats don’t drive cars.

So young and already lost to the mental void in this brain.

You ever walk into a room and just find your cat calibrating itself in the corner?

It’s a good thing she is so cute, she’d be useless at keeping mice away.

Sometimes the sun can become quite the object of curiosity for a clueless catto.

Tongue out and at the ready just in case some food falls towards it while it spaces out.

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25 Clueless Cat Children Clinging onto the Empty Space Between their Ears

It is painfully well known at this point that more than a few of our cute cat children are lacking most if not all of their brain cells. Leaving them to get stuck, do silly things, all while desperately holding onto whatever is going on in their minds.

There is a reason that they are named voids you know…

Apparently this is what happens when a brainless cat tries to think and then gets stuck in the void between their nonexistent brain cells.

Some questions like “Who’s a good cat?” can almost break a brainless feline.

You might think those eyes are wide from catnip but the truth is they are scanning for spare brain cells to hold onto.

Usually the artist’s representation is less flattering than the original, but it seems to be the other way around here…

He may not know much but he sure does know sass.

Licking the air like he just don’t care, hoping and wishing that some tasty food drops from the air.

Who needs an AI cat when you have real cats that look like they are going through a software malfunction?

“Food, food? Food!”

“Erm, did I tower over you and take photos the last time you came home at 2am? I don’t think so.”

“What is your next command hooman? Will do anyfing fur food.”

“...and if you carry the 9 and times by the speed of light…wait what was I talking about? Fish?”

Look at this distinguished French feline gentleman.

Simply hollow behind the eyes, no pomp, no circumstance.

Lost in the ethereal sauce that sits in the video between her ears.

Those moments when your brain switches track and your inner monologue goes on for hours while you stare into blank space.

This might take a while…

There’s nothing quite like a good chin rest to close up the airways.

The problem with having no brain is that you can easily lose yourself even while in the middle of doing something. It’s why cats don’t drive cars.

So young and already lost to the mental void in this brain.

You ever walk into a room and just find your cat calibrating itself in the corner?

It’s a good thing she is so cute, she’d be useless at keeping mice away.

Sometimes the sun can become quite the object of curiosity for a clueless catto.

Tongue out and at the ready just in case some food falls towards it while it spaces out.

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Also From I Can Has Cheezburger?

Cat who was ejected from parked car gets immediately saved by passing dog mom and given a loving foster home with her pawmily until the feline’s furever home is found, rescuer says: ‘She was so scared but trusted me right away.’