Meep is a weird cat – that description probably applies to everyone in this household, but I digress.  If you remember, Meep was the four-week old feral runt I rescued last September.  He drank formula from a bottle and fit comfortably in my palm – a few months ago he was neutered, weighed 9+ pounds and is still growing. I think he’s part panther.

Meep does enjoy a weird diet, including snacking on dry dog kibble (although he might just do that to piss off the dogs) and now he’s discovered radishes!  Seriously, radishes. I thought these radishes were getting bleached out, but then I picked one up and noticed they had all been nibbled on.  Lots of them!  Nothing toxic around here … or I’d feed it to my family.

Three Kentucky women are due in court tomorrow, and a fourth is in custody, in connection with what police are saying was a multi-state counterfeit coupon scam that netted the culprits more than $100,000 in merchandise from stores across the region.  Here’s the Coupons in the News article, but seriously, if you do even simple math, these four didn’t make much money, considering the cost of those coupons, transportation expenses, the four-way split and the fact that they’re getting charged double the retail price when they resold at deep discounts.

There’s a current class action lawsuit involving most older iPhones, so check out the list and see if your model qualifies.  File online and choose direct deposit or mailed check but don’t expect much back since we all know who gets the real cash from these settlements – there’s even a link to object to attorney fees 🙂  Here’s the wording from the site with models listed:

If you are or were a U.S. owner of an iPhone 6, 6 Plus, 6s, 6s Plus, and/or SE device that ran iOS 10.2.1 or later before December 21, 2017, and/or a U.S. owner of an iPhone 7 or 7 Plus device that ran iOS 11.2 or later before December 21, 2017, you could be entitled to benefits under a class action settlement.