Why do cats stare so much? It's rude!

Kitties of the corn. That's what I call them. Sitting there and staring at me intently...

MowMow said:

Kitties of the corn. That's what I call them. Sitting there and staring at me intently...

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'kitties of the corn' - what is that in reference of? I'm a brit, i do not know of your american ways... Is it a horror story??

oh lawd, as we speak, there's a dog howling outside, my cats, are, needless to say, curious. Hm...I wish i was a cat, life would be so much simpler, just watching for odd sounds from other creatures, then finally retreating to a day of sleep, more sleep, and food.

oh lol, thanks mow mow, i feel so much better now. haha. It's still begs the question, why do my cats stare at me???
btw, i'm a little tipsy, so paranoid.....i need answers.

They're plotting what to do with the body...

What's worse is when they stare at the blank wall like there is something there. I always look even though i know there is nothing there. Maybe i just cant see it???

Telekinesis, they're trying to communicate with us, you'll notice after a while they'll leave with a disgusted look on their face, they're probably thinking "lowly humans, can't even follow simple instructions,"

cooncatbob said:

Telekinesis, they're trying to communicate with us, you'll notice after a while they'll leave with a disgusted look on their face, they're probably thinking "lowly humans, can't even follow simple instructions,"

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hahaha, awesome. I suspect you're right.

It's always a little strange when they stare at blank walls. But that thing they do where they suddenly perk up and stare intently over your shoulder when you're home alone? That is the WORST.

There is always a split second where I'm convinced there's an axe murderer standing just behind me. There never is, but I can never keep myself from checking just to make sure...

I think they're communicating to invisible (to our eye) aliens!!

What always makes me laugh is when Peggy gets distracted halfway through washing, and just stares at you, or whoever with one leg in the air.

We actually looked this up recently, and the answer seemed to be that they want something from you. In Murphy's case I don't think it's food, because he'd find a more direct way to let us know about that. I think it's either attention or play in his case.