The God of Mischief with the Chieftan of Chaos, Lupin!
Lord of Lawlessness; Mayor of Mayhem; Harbinger of Havoc; Dr. of Disarray; Captain of Confusion; Director of Disorder. Little Lupin is known by many names in the Patheon of Gods and Heroes.
Tabitha, as the only cat who has captured the red dot, perhaps she can be the foil to Lupin’s Lunacy, and his vase ending red-pawed, toe beans and all glory.
That’s nothing. If he puts his whiskers to it, I’m sure that Lupin can be at 125 vases by the end of the year!
The votes are in and Hamilton Moves In is the clear winner. The single vote from my wife for “More Prince Valiant” will be ignored. I will begin writing this story this weekend. The hardest part is the beginning. If I can get that right, the rest of the story falls slowly into place.
Interesting. I wonder how Sir Fig and Tabitha know Dr. Scuttles since if I’m correct he was two floors below them. Always great to see the ceiling cats. Congratulations to Lupin on his record! Perhaps that can be an in-universe reason for his tribute next week.
Off Topic except cats: My cat BladeRunner, having eaten his breakfast kibble way too fast, walked clear across the kitchen to yark on the dog’s toy. It certainly looked intentional.
So Sir fig had at least one run in with the snapper but Tabitha none? From Sir Fig’s look in the third panel, I’d say he’d take the noise to the threat of a leg snapping bite.
I’m getting a second cat tomorrow: Smudge’s sister, Marshmallow. She is technically my great-granddaughter’s cat, but will be living with me as she is driving my grandson stark raving mad. Since I am as mad as the March Hare and the Hatter combined, the three of us should get along swimmingly.
O.T. Georgia posted this on facebook in honor of Holocaust Remembrance Day "Today in honor of Holocaust Remembrance Day, I want to share what this book has meant to me. You’ll see many articles about the banning of ‘Maus’ by Art Spiegelman in a school district here in America recently. I don’t want to discuss that or give it air. I want to save my energy for how terrific this book is and ask you consider reading it yourself and sharing it with your own middle school readers one day. When you feel they’re ready—our role as parents. No school or committee knows our children and the strength of their heart and character like we do. I read ‘Maus’ when I was in 7th grade. It is a hard, beautiful, heartbreaking read that has stayed with me my whole life. It was one of the graphic novels in my formative years that taught me the power of telling a story through not only words but images. That you can get attention on an important subject with vulnerable, relatable characters. And that few things teach like taking a reader aside and putting them into the shoes of someone else, letting them live their story for a few pages. Our peace is fragile, and our time here is so short. It was the 1940s a blink ago. Without understanding our role to protect and stand up for others, it could be the 1940s again in another blink. Our Jewish loved ones must always have people of all faiths and backgrounds at their side. There’s no time for hatred or cruelty, we’re only here for a blink. We must ensure love and kindness for others where and how we can, before we’re gone. This story is shared through mice, but it’s based on true events from Art Spiegelman’s father’s life. The early teen years are when we must begin to wake up to the harder parts of life, to grow wisdom to protect and guard ourselves and others. This book was banned for “profanity” and “nudity”. I promise, younger teenagers can handle it. "
I have yet to experience any of the cats I’ve had in the past or present to even knock anything off my counters, tables or desk. Angel (cat in my avatar) is very delicate. I’ve caught her on my counters and tables, but she never knocked anything off.
Lupin is very energetic cat that can’t hear, so he probably doesn’t know he is causing chaos and being noisy, but he sure does have a good time doing it!!!!
Talking about cats causing chaos from knocking things off shelves, counters and etc. This was like 2003 or so, my Siamese cat (Flint) was sitting next to my chair, when my then ex and I was talking about cats understanding things we say. My ex was like, no way cats can understand us. And I made a comment that the bookshelf we had with encyclopedias in it, that was covered with a big leopard towel to protect the books and held in place with a big cardboard tube, was never bothered by the cats we had at the time. Five minutes later, Flint walked over to the bookcase and removed the cardboard tube and crawled behind the towel and laid down. My ex and I were flabbergasted. Oh yeah, cats do understand what we say! Heehaw!
FreihEitner Premium Member almost 3 years ago
I love how Lupin always looks so cheery doing it, too. :-P
deadheadzan almost 3 years ago
Dr. Scuttles was a terrifying beast! I had a roommate back in the day that was a lot like Dr. Scuttles…..maybe a cousin.
Sue Ellen almost 3 years ago
I love Tabitha’s pearls. And of course she takes notes with a fountain pen!
McColl34 Premium Member almost 3 years ago
Era malo y grosero, pero callado. (A diferencia de otra persona que conocemos.)
He was mean and rude, but quiet. (Unlike someone else we know.)
Gent almost 3 years ago
¡Ay cat-amba!
Robin Harwood almost 3 years ago
Cuando Lupin está cerca, los jarrones están condenados.
lpayne.1632 Premium Member almost 3 years ago
I wonder at Sir Fig’s worried expression in panel 3. Did he have a nasty encounter with Dr. Scuttles?
Lady Bri almost 3 years ago
¡Tabitha es preciosa!
WelshRat Premium Member almost 3 years ago
“And finally… yes, it’s him again…”
Jungle Empress almost 3 years ago
Well, Lupin can’t hear his own chaos, so you get to do it for him, Miss Tabitha!
Gloria Fleming almost 3 years ago
Is that Lupin’s 100th lifetime total number of broken vases, or just his 100th since Sir Fig and Tabitha moved in??
Aspen_Bell almost 3 years ago
… the internet crashes as a zillion people search on Dr. Scuttles on twitter
FreyjaRN Premium Member almost 3 years ago
Lupin siempre está ruidoso.
DorseyBelle almost 3 years ago
Aww, so glad to see Sir Fig, and the elegant, multilingual Tabitha!
catmom1360 almost 3 years ago
Thank you for my Spanish lesson for the week.
JDP_Huntington Beach almost 3 years ago
I think Lupin is Loki’s muse.
The God of Mischief with the Chieftan of Chaos, Lupin!
Lord of Lawlessness; Mayor of Mayhem; Harbinger of Havoc; Dr. of Disarray; Captain of Confusion; Director of Disorder. Little Lupin is known by many names in the Patheon of Gods and Heroes.
Tabitha, as the only cat who has captured the red dot, perhaps she can be the foil to Lupin’s Lunacy, and his vase ending red-pawed, toe beans and all glory.
Tigrisan Premium Member almost 3 years ago
“Lupin breaks 100th vase” And there goes the coffee on my keyboard again! Good thing it’s got a waterproof membrane behind it!!
Space_cat almost 3 years ago
Gracias Gatos Noticias! Lupin certainly enjoys his work. Hopefully the new tenants will have Cats as well!
kimmie260 almost 3 years ago
Lupin lives through chaos.
Gent almost 3 years ago
¡Ay caramba! How did me overlooks this earlier. Me all-vase takes catvantage of pun o-purr-tunities.
Gent almost 3 years ago
There’s all-vase BREAKING cat news when leapin’ Lupin’s around.
Gent almost 3 years ago
When will them foolish hyoomans realise that those things will all-vase be vase-ted when cats is around?
Trespassers W almost 3 years ago
Sir Fig! I’ve missed him! Today will be a good day!
cat19632001 almost 3 years ago
Tabitha – don’t forget all the lamps that have been broken in the 2 am running of the cats races.
SusieB almost 3 years ago
I wonder if the new neighbors will have a dog or two. That could be interesting.
rs0204 Premium Member almost 3 years ago
That’s nothing. If he puts his whiskers to it, I’m sure that Lupin can be at 125 vases by the end of the year!
The votes are in and Hamilton Moves In is the clear winner. The single vote from my wife for “More Prince Valiant” will be ignored. I will begin writing this story this weekend. The hardest part is the beginning. If I can get that right, the rest of the story falls slowly into place.
Katzen1415 almost 3 years ago
Interesting. I wonder how Sir Fig and Tabitha know Dr. Scuttles since if I’m correct he was two floors below them. Always great to see the ceiling cats. Congratulations to Lupin on his record! Perhaps that can be an in-universe reason for his tribute next week.
KirboBoi almost 3 years ago
This strip’s turning eight years old this year!
rya1 sh3a almost 3 years ago
9/10
hruskafrances50 almost 3 years ago
Lupin’s smile…..carries his spirit right into our hearts!
in-dubio-pro-rainbow almost 3 years ago
The vases in this place falls mainly with high pace…
Le'letha Premium Member almost 3 years ago
So that’s why Lupin smashes so many vases. He’s shooting for a record!
cat19632001 almost 3 years ago
Tabitha Annoyed Ears.
anarresa Premium Member almost 3 years ago
I’ve missed Tabitha and Figaro, nice to see them again.
The Wolf In Your Midst almost 3 years ago
The form on that standing side kick! Lupin must have at least an orange belt in cat-rate.
daleandkristen almost 3 years ago
Did anyone notice the lettering on Tabitha and Figaro’s mics? GN = Gato News I’ll wager! (Gatos Noticias). Nice touch!
mistercatworks almost 3 years ago
Keep your fingers crossed that the new occupant isn’t going to use it as a kennel. :)
Red Bird almost 3 years ago
That is quite impressive, Lupin. Congrats!
Kitty Katz almost 3 years ago
Meanwhile, Back on the Nile
Tabith-Isis: Can he do it?
Beatrixia: You know he’s very close.
Puckmosis: Does he even know he’s close to setting a new record?
Elvis-Anum: Who cares? Anyway, I’d best put my inks and pens away.
Sophititi: Shhh… Here he comes!
THWUMP!
Maat-Tilda: And he did it! Lupinium demolished ten vases at the same time in one thwump for a new record!
Granny Roberta almost 3 years ago
Off Topic except cats: My cat BladeRunner, having eaten his breakfast kibble way too fast, walked clear across the kitchen to yark on the dog’s toy. It certainly looked intentional.
willie_mctell almost 3 years ago
Lupin can count higher than the average cat.
LrdSlvrhnd almost 3 years ago
To be fair, Lupin probably thinks he’s extremely quiet!
scaeva Premium Member almost 3 years ago
This is, after all Breaking Cat News. They will never want for content …
ChrisHebert almost 3 years ago
Note the change from “CN” to “GN” on the microphone. “Gato” = cat.
knight1192a almost 3 years ago
So Sir fig had at least one run in with the snapper but Tabitha none? From Sir Fig’s look in the third panel, I’d say he’d take the noise to the threat of a leg snapping bite.
Mx Crazy Cat Person almost 3 years ago
Did Sir Figaro have a run in with scuttles? If so, we need to see that footage.
ladykat almost 3 years ago
I’m getting a second cat tomorrow: Smudge’s sister, Marshmallow. She is technically my great-granddaughter’s cat, but will be living with me as she is driving my grandson stark raving mad. Since I am as mad as the March Hare and the Hatter combined, the three of us should get along swimmingly.
skipper1992 almost 3 years ago
On the subject of learning new words in another language, this happened today:
https://imgflip.com/i/62ykch
SunflowerGirl100 almost 3 years ago
O.T. Georgia posted this on facebook in honor of Holocaust Remembrance Day "Today in honor of Holocaust Remembrance Day, I want to share what this book has meant to me. You’ll see many articles about the banning of ‘Maus’ by Art Spiegelman in a school district here in America recently. I don’t want to discuss that or give it air. I want to save my energy for how terrific this book is and ask you consider reading it yourself and sharing it with your own middle school readers one day. When you feel they’re ready—our role as parents. No school or committee knows our children and the strength of their heart and character like we do. I read ‘Maus’ when I was in 7th grade. It is a hard, beautiful, heartbreaking read that has stayed with me my whole life. It was one of the graphic novels in my formative years that taught me the power of telling a story through not only words but images. That you can get attention on an important subject with vulnerable, relatable characters. And that few things teach like taking a reader aside and putting them into the shoes of someone else, letting them live their story for a few pages. Our peace is fragile, and our time here is so short. It was the 1940s a blink ago. Without understanding our role to protect and stand up for others, it could be the 1940s again in another blink. Our Jewish loved ones must always have people of all faiths and backgrounds at their side. There’s no time for hatred or cruelty, we’re only here for a blink. We must ensure love and kindness for others where and how we can, before we’re gone. This story is shared through mice, but it’s based on true events from Art Spiegelman’s father’s life. The early teen years are when we must begin to wake up to the harder parts of life, to grow wisdom to protect and guard ourselves and others. This book was banned for “profanity” and “nudity”. I promise, younger teenagers can handle it. "
kaylin almost 3 years ago
I have yet to experience any of the cats I’ve had in the past or present to even knock anything off my counters, tables or desk. Angel (cat in my avatar) is very delicate. I’ve caught her on my counters and tables, but she never knocked anything off.
Lupin is very energetic cat that can’t hear, so he probably doesn’t know he is causing chaos and being noisy, but he sure does have a good time doing it!!!!
Daeder almost 3 years ago
Lupin thinks he’s as quiet as death.
kaylin almost 3 years ago
OT
Talking about cats causing chaos from knocking things off shelves, counters and etc. This was like 2003 or so, my Siamese cat (Flint) was sitting next to my chair, when my then ex and I was talking about cats understanding things we say. My ex was like, no way cats can understand us. And I made a comment that the bookshelf we had with encyclopedias in it, that was covered with a big leopard towel to protect the books and held in place with a big cardboard tube, was never bothered by the cats we had at the time. Five minutes later, Flint walked over to the bookcase and removed the cardboard tube and crawled behind the towel and laid down. My ex and I were flabbergasted. Oh yeah, cats do understand what we say! Heehaw!
BenBerlin almost 3 years ago
who was Dr. Scuttles?
GSD Mom Premium Member almost 3 years ago
Off-Topic Post