Submitted by K-Mug

We invite you to share in the joy of this old school instruction guide for kitty potty training. If you don’t watch until you get to the note, you are seriously missing out.

Meow! You’re sharing this toilet with one cool cat, so please be polite. This takes being a cat lady to the next level.

Submitted by Bob S, aristocrat.

Though this 1970 Disney film (the first not to be supervised by Mr. Disney) was not a commercial success, it seems that many people still hold the film dear. How could you not? The playful pun of the film’s title? The drugging of adorable cartoon kittens? A kidnapping plot? Cats singing jazz in 1910 France? I like the “scales and arpeggios” scene with the piano-playing cats. Commercial success or not, I’ll take my Aristocats over Disney’s Beverly Hills Chihuahua. Singing animals are not always a pleasure to watch.

Submitted by Erin B

We don’t care how politically incorrect Speedy Gonzales is, it was funny and that’s why we liked it. Yeah, it played on stereotypes, but we weren’t interested in all of that, we just liked to laugh at how the mouse would always outwit the cat, sometimes not even using his speed.

Submitted by Anneke M

With the invent of Garfield without Garfield it’s become popular to hate on Garfield, but Garfield and Friends was actually pretty funny. There was Orson the Pig, Bo the sheep and his three dimwitted brothers, Wade the Duck and Booker and Sheldon the chick and the unhatched egg. Not to mention there was also Screaming with Binky segment that usually intersected the episode.

Submitted by Real N

“Meow meow meow meow, meow meow meow meow, meow meow meow meow meow meow meow meowwwwww…”

The Meow Mix song was so engrained in our cultural lexicon throughout the ’70s, ’80s, and ’90s, that when Austin Powers came out in 1997, Dr. Evil’s version of the song quickly became an over-used, obnoxious catchphrase repeated everywhere.