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**catmandu2** · Jun-29-2010, 10:24am

Originally Posted by mandopixie

The name's Kathmandu - pronounced 'Cat-mando'.

Cat-man-(do) was taken...so I settled

I've had two of those a tabby-points, Scott; named Ling and Mauvais, respectively.

**Jim MacDaniel** · Jun-29-2010, 10:33am

"Connect the dots: I demand your attention!"

**journeybear** · Jun-29-2010, 10:34am

And nowww - the rest of the story.

There's something fishy in those scales, but it's not very tasty.

I don't mean to sound catty, but you need to practice more.

**Adam McKillip** · Jun-29-2010, 10:37am

Purrrrrfect... Now that you've memorized it, play faster!

**mandomedic** · Jun-29-2010, 10:43am

I'll think about all those arpurrgios...

**Spgmando** · Jun-29-2010, 10:45am

Hey Scott! Whose got your tab now?

**Randi Gormley** · Jun-29-2010, 10:47am

No. So there.

**Mandolincelli** · Jun-29-2010, 11:15am

Cat-etude.

**journeybear** · Jun-29-2010, 12:08pm

Schumann - fine. Schoenberg - well, OK. Schrödinger - NO!

**delsbrother** · Jun-29-2010, 12:32pm

What a fine piece of music... for me to poop on!

**mandopixie** · Jun-29-2010, 12:34pm

see below..

**mandopixie** · Jun-29-2010, 12:35pm

Originally Posted by Mandolincelli

Cat-etude.

Good one, Mandolincelli!

**catmandu2** · Jun-29-2010, 12:40pm

Originally Posted by delsbrother

What a fine piece of music... for me to poop on!

Yes, yes...Grey Poupon!

Is this the name of said cat, could it be?
Surely tis better than Old Deuteronomy!
And this elegent score, so perfect, so pure
Moves me in my feline ways--I shall hurl

And I will entertain any double entendre
quip, repartee, or onomatopoeia
But pee ya, I shan't, for banjo skins and catgut strings
Are not a few of my favorite things..

**Steven Todd** · Jun-29-2010, 2:45pm

"Cat Scan"...........it's obvious!

**EdHanrahan** · Jun-29-2010, 3:16pm

Play that song that the big birdies wrote about me! You know, the one that goes like:

"You can't hide...
your Lion Eyes..."

**Jim MacDaniel** · Jun-29-2010, 3:19pm

"I know you strive to be as authentic as possible when playing period music, but those strings better not be catgut."

**richardbradford** · Jun-29-2010, 8:11pm

Cat...The banjo of the animal kingdom...

**chip** · Jun-29-2010, 8:16pm

His name is Monet, and he's baroque....

**Ed Goist** · Jun-29-2010, 8:32pm

From the Lifestyle Section
New York, NY: "Cats...Everything on their terms", the latest full orchestra composition by Avant Garde American composer Philip Glass might be considered unusual even for Glass. To be properly performed, a domestic, short-haired cat must be precisely positioned on the sheet music of each musician in the orchestra for the piece's entire 90 minutes, so as to display only the notes necessary to play the piece. As a result, at the piece's premiere at Carnegie Hall last weekend, a cat wrangler was assigned to each musician in the Philharmonic. Amazingly, the performance went off with neither hitch nor cat fight, and the capacity audience responded quite positively to the performance. Neither Glass, nor the pictured feline, were available for comment at press time. An encore performance with The Boston Pops is scheduled for mid-August.

**chip** · Jun-29-2010, 8:44pm

"Tabby or not Tabby"...

**gypsy1** · Jun-29-2010, 8:55pm

Thank God your not playing violin...

**HddnKat** · Jun-29-2010, 9:22pm

In response to Chip -- " I am NOT baroque, and don't no one start talking about fixin' nothin' 'round here!!"

For my caption

"Finger picks? Keep hassling me and I'll show you MY finger picks!!"