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Dean and Jordan are talking to each other in their living room. Dean says: "imagine if cats had hands like ours." Jordan replies: "Ew." Dean says: "Or! Imagine if they had faces like ours, but everything else was the same." Jordan replies: "No!" Dean imagines a cat with a man's face and says: "Just imagine it for a second."

Cat hands

ByDean Mang-Wooley August 29, 2008October 21, 2016 2008, Calgary
Post Tags: #2008#brother#Calgary#cats#face#faces#family#hands#human#imagine#Jordan

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