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The fish from here: http://www.jermilsadler.com/blog/2010/02/my-pet-fish/

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I got 2 fish to keep my desk company when I’m away. They’re called Black Moors. They don’t do much besides swim, eat, and poop. I think I’ll get a piranha next and see how they all get along.

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Outside of Homeplus in Tanbang, we stumbled upon this dog in a bubble coat.

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MAD CatA friend of mine’s sister has a cat that they named Dr. Claw in reference to the Inspector Gadget cartoon. I get just a little bit disturbed every time I hear that because the cat’s name wasn’t Dr. Claw. Its name was MAD Cat.

I went to the site with all the answers (wikipedia) to read up on MAD Cat and get their overly verbose explanation of MAD Cat’s life. I chuckled the whole way through. Here’s a copied and pasted version for you.

MAD Cat

Since the viewers never saw Dr. Claw’s face (or his body) in the cartoon series, MAD Cat was another way to reinforce Dr. Claw’s emotions. When Dr. Claw was happy, MAD Cat would laugh and snicker along with him, or for him. When Dr. Claw was angry, MAD Cat would follow through with his terrible yowl.

Dr. Claw showed great affection for MAD Cat, stroking the sinister feline often. This became a trademark of his on the show (other than his “hands” shtick, though the two are often indistinguishable). However, Dr. Claw was also sometimes an abusive pet owner, and would bully MAD Cat when he perceived the feline as annoying. In an episode that took place in the first season, Dr. Claw was depicted laughing over a triumph, and MAD Cat, in typical “copycat” manner, laughed along with him. Dr. Claw then demanded what the cat was laughing about, adding furiously, “I did all the work!” An episode or two later, Dr. Claw was engaged in tongue-lashing his minions. MAD Cat did the same. Dr. Claw again abused the cat and angrily growled out that he was that one who gave the orders. Sometimes MAD Cat didn’t have to do anything at all to inspire punishment, and Dr. Claw’s maltreatment was almost casual or even unnoticed and reckless on some level. In more than one episode Dr. Claw would simply slam down his fist, not caring where the cat was in his anger or if his pet would escape in time. (However, in one episode, MAD Cat was ready for him and glued his fist to the desk) Dr. Claw once broke MAD Cat’s Inspector Gadget toy bank after Gadget foiled one of Dr. Claw’s plots, and MAD Cat cried uncontrollably. In another, he simply caressed the feline’s head until it hurt, with MAD Cat’s expression betraying discomfort. MAD Cat always forgave Dr. Claw (often by the next scene).

MAD Cat seems to understand English well: in Launch Time, MAD Cat takes instructions from Dr. Claw and operates the controls of the Mad Jet (firing a missile).

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