Cute Grey Cat Sticker – Kawaii Kitty Art

A little grey cat with very large eyes and absolutely no suspicious intentions.

This original cat sticker features a sitting grey kitty with warm taupe markings, pink ears, a tiny pink nose and a curled tail. A simple cute design for cat lovers, journals, laptops and anyone who could use another tiny feline in their collection.

Sticker details

• One sticker featuring original Cerebroscope Studio artwork
• Synthetic PP with a glossy protective laminate
• Water-resistant
• Printed, laminated and contour-cut in Germany

Available sizes

• Longest side approximately 3 cm (Small)
• Longest side approximately 5 cm (Medium)

For decorating notebooks, journals, laptops and other smooth surfaces.

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From the Cerebroscope archive

Z.O.M.B. LABORATORIES

Behavioural Observation 101-G

Subject: Domestic cat
Anomalous properties: None observed
Reason for intake: Records submitted it.

Records:
You don't have to investigate everything we send you.

Z. OMB:
I know.

OBSERVATION 1

Subject entered examination room at 09:14.

Subject inspected:

• table leg;
• equipment case;
• chair;
• my left shoe;
• empty cardboard container.

Subject selected cardboard container.

Container is approximately 63% of the volume I would have predicted necessary for comfortable occupancy.

Subject disagrees.

OBSERVATION 4

Subject approached voluntarily.

Physical contact initiated by subject through repeated contact of the head against my hand.

Likely affiliative behaviour and scent marking.

Petting initiated.

Subject remained.

Petting continued.

OBSERVATION 7

Purring observed.

Purring in domestic cats may occur in several contexts and should not automatically be interpreted as evidence of pleasure.

However, in combination with relaxed posture, voluntary proximity, kneading and repeated solicitation of contact, contentment is a reasonable interpretation here.

Records:
The cat likes you.

Z. OMB:
Available behavioural evidence supports that interpretation.

Records:
You can just say the cat likes you.

Z. OMB:
I just did.

OBSERVATION 11

Subject has been asleep for 47 minutes.

No further useful behavioural data currently being produced.

Observation continuing.

Records:
Why?

Z. OMB:
The subject may wake.

Records:
You could call us when that happens.

Z. OMB:
That would introduce an unnecessary interruption.

OBSERVATION 14

Subject woke.

Stretched.

Changed position.

Returned to sleep.

Observation continuing.

FINAL CLASSIFICATION

Species: Domestic cat
Behaviour: Consistent with domestic cat
Anomalous: No
Threat level: Negligible under current conditions
Further investigation required: No

Time observation continued after sufficient data had been obtained:
3 h 12 min.

Records:
You like the cat.

Z. OMB:
Yes.

Records:
That was surprisingly easy.

Z. OMB:
You asked a sufficiently specific question.

And I really like that last exchange given what we've established about Omb.

Omb isn't emotionally incapable of saying “yes, I like the cat.” The problem has always been ambiguity. Ask “What do you think of the specimen?” and you may receive an eight-variable answer. Ask “Do you like the cat?” and there's no scientific reason not to answer.