I may have dated some of those guys.
It was the 70s, tho, so I may not really remember completely…
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I felt like the paint scheme reminded me of something…
And now I remember…
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Thanks to that link, I now know that Quicksilver was designed by a 16-year old student and was originally called Polished Sausage.
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Are those kittens? Weren’t they afraid of… consequences?
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You just had to remind me of that song didn’t you?
I think the version on their first album was much better. A little rougher, but better. Unfortunately, nothing from that first album appears to be on YouTube.
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The 70s—rightfully—get a lot of criticism.
Nevertheless, the fonts were good:
I guess in some ways, maybe I never left.
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Whoops. Ah, well. One mistake. I’ll leave it in, see if anyone else notices.
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I was the 1970ies. Everybody was on drugs. Including the kittens.
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“Ballet zoom cats.”
That’s what google tells me I’m looking at.
O_o
The recreational drugs must’ve been really something, back in the day…
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Per the link in the post there should be something about this deep down in the Dangerous Minds blog, but I haven’t checked yet.
The video link still works, though. 3:11 of dancers and kittehs.
Oh, I saw the vid on YouTube.
Nevertheless, I am still perplexed.
I have never been (and probably never will be) high enough for that to make any kind of sense to me.
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I can’t help you. The only thing I know about cat dances is that the good ones usually involve Danny John-Jules.
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I wasn’t requesting help; just observing.
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No, I meant I can’t help at making sense of the cat dance. As in “offering a meaningful insight”. With or without getting high.
ETA: come to think of it, I don’t see myself as an an advocate. Consigliere, maybe.
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So that’s where the new Juventus badge came from.
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Maybe? 
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