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These two splendidly timed pictures have incited men around the globe to fold their legs and jump.  Milo, we feel your agony. These two splendidly timed pictures have incited men around the globe to fold their legs and jump.  It demonstrates the minute he awakens from an operation and understands he's been given the clip.  The six-month-old then shouts with sickening apprehension:  This is one of the diverting photos of a feline impending round from an operation  and acknowledging he has been given the cut.  Proprietor John Reed discovered Milo's bemusement in the wake of getting him home in Frizington, Cumbria, from a nearby vets.  The 58-year-old said: 'It was extremely valuable. He took around a decent hour or somewhere in the vicinity advancing around.  'He looked down and acknowledged they were missing and let out this omnipotent scream.  He carried on looking down and gazing for a long time.  'I simply laughed. We'v

Over the years human beings have perfected the art of winding each other up, so it only makes sense that we move on to annoying our friends in the animal kingdom as well. Leading the charge on this front is Penny Adams, who used an app on her smartphone to converse with her cat, named Flam. Clearly her innocent words mean something far more offensive in cat language, because the moggy instantly squares up to her. Penny, who volunteers at a the Cat Shoppe Rescue centre in Nashville Tennessee, doesn’t do a good job of apologising for her incredibly rude words, and Flan is forced to take drastic action. He lands the standard ‘scratch and snarl’ cat attack, before backing off, ready to make his next move. Of course a secondary attack is unnecessary, as that cheeky human has been put in her place. Penny said of the little tussle: ‘Who knows what the app was really saying in cat voice, but he sure didn’t like it.’ At least we know the app works,