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[andrewducker]

Why is it that if you point a camera at a cat they run away, but camera-phones get sniffed?

Comments

[deililly.livejournal.com]

It is a complete mystery. I have some very nice up the nose shots of mine though.

[mb2u]

The phone smells like you, the camera does not. Think about it, which is in closer contact to you?

[luxcanon.livejournal.com]

Cats get a whole lot of information from the smell of the substances you excrete. Your phone smells like your breath, and spittle, and hair oils, and earwax maybe*.

Your camera isn't used anywhere nearly as often, and probably would only smell like eyelashes anyway. Not as much good data for a cat there.



*Ahem, not your phone of course, which I know you keep scrupulously clean by scrubbing it each evening using a toothbrush and a very mild solution of vinegar and isopropyl alcohol in water. I meant only to refer to those camera-phones belonging to the unwashed. Three syllables: un wash ed.

[sweinberg.livejournal.com]

Because cats are, despite being fuzzy, funny and cute, are retarded. Absolutely stinkin' retarded. I got three of 'em, so don't mistake me for a non-catlover.

But yeah: retarded animals. All of 'em.

[derumi.livejournal.com]

Most camera phones don't have a bright flash, and the way you hold them isn't in a necessarily pointing, aiming fashion compared to how you hold them to dial.

[aberbotimue.livejournal.com]

size is everything...

more hand than device??