"jmcquown" wrote in message
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Gabey8 wrote:
I've been thinking about that phrase I learned a few weeks ago,
"Booping the Hube", after Hubie sent some purrs to Captain for his
sore leg.

So I decided to do a little test to see if my kitties are boopable.

Conveniently, both cats are resting on the sofa near me, after having
worn one another out with chasing and wrestling all afternoon.

Captain is closer, and within arm's length, so he got the first test.

"Boop!"

He didn't move.

"Boop!"

Nothing. He is SOUND asleep. His boop-meter appears to be temporarily
deactivated. I GUESS he's boopable.

Next came Stanley. He's a little farther away, and I had to lean to
reach him. My movement woke him from his slumber enough to make him
open his eyes.

"Boop!"

Little whiskers tickled my hand as he sniffed my finger.

"Boop!"

More sniffing of my boop finger. I could feel him purring. Stanley is
DEFINITELY boopable. )

So we have one inconclusive result, and one "Yes" result. I'll have
to run another boop test on Captain when he's something resembling
conscious.

Donna and the tired twosome known as Captain and Stanley

P.S. Captain just turned so that he's doing an upside-downy head, so I
thought he might be waking a bit. Nope. "Boop!" brought no response
whatsoever. Apparently he doesn't need to actually wake up to change
position.

On what part of the body do you perform a "boop"? I never figured that
out
from the posts. I must have missed the original "Boop the Hube"
description


Jill

On their round wittle bellies! ;

Hugs,

CatNipped