可爱的小猫咪
Posted: 2006-05-17 9:33
我惊奇的发现火焰居然没见过这小猫咪，赶紧贴出来共享。
这猫咪有种可怜兮兮的表情，眼睛湿漉漉的，老像要哭，我看着心都要碎了。
（把鼠标移到图片上可以看到原图大小）
这猫咪有种可怜兮兮的表情，眼睛湿漉漉的，老像要哭，我看着心都要碎了。
（把鼠标移到图片上可以看到原图大小）
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Posted: 2006-05-17 9:56
我不行了，两点考试，十二点让我看见这堆小猫咪，大脑都被cute塞满了。
Posted: 2006-05-17 10:12
I 服了U。下午要考试，上午还在谷里和人嘻嘻哈哈。也好，脑子里都是cute，考场上会不会表现得很cute？教你一招，遇到问题便搬出小猫咪的眼神，想来考官大人们的老心都要吧嗒吧嗒地化了。。。
Posted: 2006-05-17 10:20
这一招我昨天晚上就已经想到了，所以今天早上特地刷了睫毛膏以增强效果。 
Posted: 2006-05-17 12:43
你倒没点上眼药水？
这只猫太可爱了..
这只猫太可爱了..
Posted: 2006-05-17 12:44
这只猫猫长的有点儿象哈巴狗儿
Posted: 2006-05-17 12:52
养这只猫时间长了有点depressing , 怎么努力宠爱它还是一脸苦哈哈的。就像三妮儿动不动还是透出被欺凌的怯生生的眼神来，来个客人多看她两眼她就一惊一炸的迅速跑回床底下躲好，就好像我经常带人回家虐待她似的！
Posted: 2006-05-17 13:06
所以我喜欢健康快乐－－－基本上，的小野猫啊。
Posted: 2006-05-17 13:09
你们这些人好象穷摇阿姨笔下不解风情的粗人, 对着楚楚可怜的女主角大吼, 不要老这副可怜样子, 好象我虐待你一样!
一点也不文艺.
一点也不文艺.
Posted: 2006-05-17 13:11
哈，三妮儿很喜欢我呀，在我的肚子上走来走去，看来我是你认识的人里最慈祥的。Knowing wrote:养这只猫时间长了有点depressing , 怎么努力宠爱它还是一脸苦哈哈的。就像三妮儿动不动还是透出被欺凌的怯生生的眼神来，来个客人多看她两眼她就一惊一炸的迅速跑回床底下躲好，就好像我经常带人回家虐待她似的！
Posted: 2006-05-17 13:13
那是因为你待的时间比较长，她放心了。
Posted: 2006-05-17 15:05
cutie! cutie! cutie! 
我的计划是等小宝长到两岁， 就再养一只猫跟我们现在的黑猫做伴。 我想要个象这样的黄猫， 或者四只爪爪和胸口是白毛的灰猫(Jerry)， 如果有可能的话， 两个都要。
我的计划是等小宝长到两岁， 就再养一只猫跟我们现在的黑猫做伴。 我想要个象这样的黄猫， 或者四只爪爪和胸口是白毛的灰猫(Jerry)， 如果有可能的话， 两个都要。
Posted: 2006-05-17 16:47
哎，我有个问题啊，猫咪会笑吗？Knowing wrote:养这只猫时间长了有点depressing , 怎么努力宠爱它还是一脸苦哈哈的。就像三妮儿动不动还是透出被欺凌的怯生生的眼神来，来个客人多看她两眼她就一惊一炸的迅速跑回床底下躲好，就好像我经常带人回家虐待她似的！
Posted: 2006-05-17 20:22
有没有人觉得这猫长得像优达大师 
Posted: 2006-05-17 23:02
这猫特别忧郁的样子niuniu wrote:有没有人觉得这猫长得像优达大师
Posted: 2006-05-17 23:26
我非常地觉得.niuniu wrote:有没有人觉得这猫长得像优达大师
Posted: 2006-05-18 10:21
猫咪不会笑，但是高兴的时候，会把眼睛眯成一条线，头往后仰，可着劲儿往你身上拱来拱去。Elysees wrote:哎，我有个问题啊，猫咪会笑吗？Knowing wrote:养这只猫时间长了有点depressing , 怎么努力宠爱它还是一脸苦哈哈的。就像三妮儿动不动还是透出被欺凌的怯生生的眼神来，来个客人多看她两眼她就一惊一炸的迅速跑回床底下躲好，就好像我经常带人回家虐待她似的！
Posted: 2006-05-18 12:28
有进来看, 这小猫咪的照片老让我想起原来看的那个cute factor文章.不知道贴过没有
If the mere sight of Tai Shan, the roly-poly, goofily gamboling masked bandit of a panda cub now on view at the National Zoo isn't enough to make you melt, then maybe the crush of his human onlookers, the furious flashing of their cameras and the heated gasps of their mass rapture will do the trick.
Omigosh, look at him! He is too cute!"
"How adorable! I wish I could just reach in there and give him a big squeeze!"
"He's so fuzzy! I've never seen anything so cute in my life!"
A guard's sonorous voice rises above the burble. "OK, folks, five oohs and aahs per person, then it's time to let someone else step up front."
The 6-month-old, 25-pound Tai Shan - whose name is pronounced tie-SHON and means, for no obvious reason, "peaceful mountain" - is the first surviving giant panda cub ever born at the Smithsonian's zoo. And though the zoo's adult pandas have long been among Washington's top tourist attractions, the public debut of the baby in December has unleashed an almost bestial frenzy here. Some 13,000 timed tickets to see the cub were snapped up within two hours of being released, and almost immediately began trading on eBay for up to $200 a pair.
Panda mania is not the only reason that 2005 proved an exceptionally cute year. Last summer, a movie about another black-and-white charmer, the emperor penguin, became one of the highest-grossing documentaries of all time. Sales of petite, willfully cute cars like the Toyota Prius and the Mini Cooper soared, while those of noncute sport utility vehicles tanked.
Women's fashions opted for the cute over the sensible or glamorous, with low-slung slacks and skirts and abbreviated blouses contriving to present a customer's midriff as an adorable preschool bulge. Even the too big could be too cute. King Kong's newly reissued face has a squashed baby-doll appeal, and his passion for Naomi Watts ultimately feels like a serious case of puppy love - hopeless, heartbreaking, cute.
Scientists who study the evolution of visual signaling have identified a wide and still expanding assortment of features and behaviors that make something look cute: bright forward-facing eyes set low on a big round face, a pair of big round ears, floppy limbs and a side-to-side, teeter-totter gait, among many others.
Cute cues are those that indicate extreme youth, vulnerability, harmlessness and need, scientists say, and attending to them closely makes good Darwinian sense. As a species whose youngest members are so pathetically helpless they can't lift their heads to suckle without adult supervision, human beings must be wired to respond quickly and gamely to any and all signs of infantile desire.
The human cuteness detector is set at such a low bar, researchers said, that it sweeps in and deems cute practically anything remotely resembling a human baby or a part thereof, and so ends up including the young of virtually every mammalian species, fuzzy-headed birds like Japanese cranes, woolly bear caterpillars, a bobbing balloon, a big round rock stacked on a smaller rock, a colon, a hyphen and a close parenthesis typed in succession.
The greater the number of cute cues that an animal or object happens to possess, or the more exaggerated the signals may be, the louder and more italicized are the squeals provoked.
Cuteness is distinct from beauty, researchers say, emphasizing rounded over sculptured, soft over refined, clumsy over quick. Beauty attracts admiration and demands a pedestal; cuteness attracts affection and demands a lap. Beauty is rare and brutal, despoiled by a single pimple. Cuteness is commonplace and generous, content on occasion to cosegregate with homeliness.
Observing that many Floridians have an enormous affection for the manatee, which looks like an overfertilized potato with a sock puppet's face, Roger L. Reep of the University of Florida said it shone by grace of contrast. "People live hectic lives, and they may be feeling overwhelmed, but then they watch this soft and slow-moving animal, this gentle giant, and they see it turn on its back to get its belly scratched," said Dr. Reep, author with Robert K. Bonde of "The Florida Manatee: Biology and Conservation."
"That's very endearing," said Dr. Reep. "So even though a manatee is 3 times your size and 20 times your weight, you want to get into the water beside it....
If the mere sight of Tai Shan, the roly-poly, goofily gamboling masked bandit of a panda cub now on view at the National Zoo isn't enough to make you melt, then maybe the crush of his human onlookers, the furious flashing of their cameras and the heated gasps of their mass rapture will do the trick.
Omigosh, look at him! He is too cute!"
"How adorable! I wish I could just reach in there and give him a big squeeze!"
"He's so fuzzy! I've never seen anything so cute in my life!"
A guard's sonorous voice rises above the burble. "OK, folks, five oohs and aahs per person, then it's time to let someone else step up front."
The 6-month-old, 25-pound Tai Shan - whose name is pronounced tie-SHON and means, for no obvious reason, "peaceful mountain" - is the first surviving giant panda cub ever born at the Smithsonian's zoo. And though the zoo's adult pandas have long been among Washington's top tourist attractions, the public debut of the baby in December has unleashed an almost bestial frenzy here. Some 13,000 timed tickets to see the cub were snapped up within two hours of being released, and almost immediately began trading on eBay for up to $200 a pair.
Panda mania is not the only reason that 2005 proved an exceptionally cute year. Last summer, a movie about another black-and-white charmer, the emperor penguin, became one of the highest-grossing documentaries of all time. Sales of petite, willfully cute cars like the Toyota Prius and the Mini Cooper soared, while those of noncute sport utility vehicles tanked.
Women's fashions opted for the cute over the sensible or glamorous, with low-slung slacks and skirts and abbreviated blouses contriving to present a customer's midriff as an adorable preschool bulge. Even the too big could be too cute. King Kong's newly reissued face has a squashed baby-doll appeal, and his passion for Naomi Watts ultimately feels like a serious case of puppy love - hopeless, heartbreaking, cute.
Scientists who study the evolution of visual signaling have identified a wide and still expanding assortment of features and behaviors that make something look cute: bright forward-facing eyes set low on a big round face, a pair of big round ears, floppy limbs and a side-to-side, teeter-totter gait, among many others.
Cute cues are those that indicate extreme youth, vulnerability, harmlessness and need, scientists say, and attending to them closely makes good Darwinian sense. As a species whose youngest members are so pathetically helpless they can't lift their heads to suckle without adult supervision, human beings must be wired to respond quickly and gamely to any and all signs of infantile desire.
The human cuteness detector is set at such a low bar, researchers said, that it sweeps in and deems cute practically anything remotely resembling a human baby or a part thereof, and so ends up including the young of virtually every mammalian species, fuzzy-headed birds like Japanese cranes, woolly bear caterpillars, a bobbing balloon, a big round rock stacked on a smaller rock, a colon, a hyphen and a close parenthesis typed in succession.
The greater the number of cute cues that an animal or object happens to possess, or the more exaggerated the signals may be, the louder and more italicized are the squeals provoked.
Cuteness is distinct from beauty, researchers say, emphasizing rounded over sculptured, soft over refined, clumsy over quick. Beauty attracts admiration and demands a pedestal; cuteness attracts affection and demands a lap. Beauty is rare and brutal, despoiled by a single pimple. Cuteness is commonplace and generous, content on occasion to cosegregate with homeliness.
Observing that many Floridians have an enormous affection for the manatee, which looks like an overfertilized potato with a sock puppet's face, Roger L. Reep of the University of Florida said it shone by grace of contrast. "People live hectic lives, and they may be feeling overwhelmed, but then they watch this soft and slow-moving animal, this gentle giant, and they see it turn on its back to get its belly scratched," said Dr. Reep, author with Robert K. Bonde of "The Florida Manatee: Biology and Conservation."
"That's very endearing," said Dr. Reep. "So even though a manatee is 3 times your size and 20 times your weight, you want to get into the water beside it....
Posted: 2006-05-18 12:34
A guard's sonorous voice rises above the burble. "OK, folks, five oohs and aahs per person, then it's time to let someone else step up front."
Posted: 2006-05-20 7:28
可爱:love019:
不知大家去过幸运土猫没？没去过的强烈建议参观一下被领养猫咪的“幸福生活”：
http://www.luckycats.net/story/index.htm
万一有在北京有条件的，可以参观一下“领养中心”。我是看着个个都喜欢，可是已有二猫一狗，实在没条件再养了：
http://www.luckycats.net/beijing/index.htm
不知大家去过幸运土猫没？没去过的强烈建议参观一下被领养猫咪的“幸福生活”：
http://www.luckycats.net/story/index.htm
万一有在北京有条件的，可以参观一下“领养中心”。我是看着个个都喜欢，可是已有二猫一狗，实在没条件再养了：
http://www.luckycats.net/beijing/index.htm
Posted: 2006-05-20 10:17
不知道大家见过这张照片吗，名字叫“包办婚姻”，太乐了 
Posted: 2006-05-20 10:22
根据这个大圆脸低眼睛的cute factor理论，:-) 不如 :) Q, :) 不如 Q
QPosted: 2006-05-20 12:32
我好喜欢右边那只黑脸儿白蹄儿猫咪。
Posted: 2006-05-20 18:25
女的叫翠花，男的叫大春？