Okay, blogs about people's pointless lives are pretty bad. I mean it is bad enough that someone has nothing more productive to do with their time than talk about how unproductive they are, but when this extends to talking about the unproductive things that the animals in other people's lives do it has gone far enough.
Cats Who Twitter is, of course, about cats. Now I don't personally have anything against cats. They go great with a good salad or on a sandwich. I don't mind dogs either, though they can be harder to catch. But I don't think I would spend many hours creating a virtual shrine to their existence.
The site itself ain't half bad as far as layout and content and originality and all that go. I mean the photos are good and the writing is acceptable, but let's not forget that we are talking about the random ramblings, not of your insane co-workers, but of your insane co-workers' cats. The little fuzzballs are getting more online notoriety than you. They are also getting more online attention than me, which just burns.