Hello IssyKitty,

We am thrilled that you and so many people have enjoyed the video. Ichabod is the celebrety, not me. I had now idea that it would be spread so far and wide across the Internet by other people linking and posting it. It appeared on the home page of msn.com today as "Hungry cat wont let go" and has over 400,000 views on myspace.com as "Impatient Kitty".

Best wishes.

In reply to this comment by Issykitty:
Oh... that is YOUR kitty? I feel like I'm talking to a celebrity! Loooove your video!

I accidentally posted this response in my own profile last week. Sorry.

Most people have heard a bassoon, but they don't know what a bassoon is. Bravo to you for properly decoding my username. I studied bassoon at New England Conservatory and many of my friends there knew me as Noossab.

I am glad you liked the video. By now, it has been posted all over the Internet. It was on the home page of msn.com today as "Hungry cat wont let go" and has over 400,000 views on myspace as "Impatient Kitty". I didn't realize that it would spread so far and wide by other people linking and posting it. My cat has become a celebrety!

I am thrilled that we have made so many people smile.

Regards


In reply to this comment by MarineGunrock:
Welcome to the sift! To hell with the morons on YouTube. Most of them can't spell or write full sentences. Also, I've yet to see vulgar language used in personal attacks here.

Great video, by the way. (hungry cat)

And just wondering, are you a bassoonist, or is noossab supposed to be something else?

Most people have heard a bassoon, but they don't know what a bassoon is. Bravo to you for properly decoding my username. I studied bassoon at New England Conservatory and many of my friends there knew me as Noossab.

Some viewers on YouTube (Hungry Bengal Kitten) have chosen to use vulgar language toward me (noossab1) for my supposed irresponsibility and stupidity. Please enjoy this video for the candid harmless moment that it is. Ichabod was unharmed and is much loved and properly cared for. The can has a smooth top edge. The sharper edge below was too far away to be "stuck" to his tiny front teeth. He remained engaged toward the end due to leverage only. Don’t assume without facts or inquiry. Cheers.