【Squirting Pussy】

Free time is Squirting Pussygreat; you have the opportunity to do some cleaning, look for a new apartment, call a friend... Or you can do what this woman did and make a music video with your cats.

Depending on who you are, you might see this as productive. And we accept you.

Redditor cakes1todough1took some time out of her -- we're guessing -- not-so-busy day to make this trippy, and semi-unsettling music video to Divine's "I'm so beautiful" starring her wildly talented feline friends.

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There's a beet, a hammer, some great cat dance moves, and ultra-close ups of kitty noses. Enjoy.

The editing alone makes this a work of art.

cakes1todough1seems to spend a lot of time with her cats, as she frequently photoshops their faces to make them tiny.

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