The Russians began training spy cats in 1989 when "All Dogs Go to Heaven" suggested that animals could return from the dead to spoil their plans for world domination. Sadly, most of the cats were never completely trained in the subtle art of disguise, and were shot by the American military as strays. Though issued a set of spectacles connected to a human nose, the cats proved unable to integrate themselves into the American military, and the Russian commanders soon replaced the project with a better one.
Thursday, November 19, 2009
Christmas Cat #36 - Marmaduke Spaznoff
The Russians began training spy cats in 1989 when "All Dogs Go to Heaven" suggested that animals could return from the dead to spoil their plans for world domination. Sadly, most of the cats were never completely trained in the subtle art of disguise, and were shot by the American military as strays. Though issued a set of spectacles connected to a human nose, the cats proved unable to integrate themselves into the American military, and the Russian commanders soon replaced the project with a better one.
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My dog, Duke,who sadly has no marma, is absolutely unrecognizable in this photo! Well done Mr. Spaznoff!
More like Groucho Catx
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