Showing posts with label The Ledge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Ledge. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 15, 2015

The Ledge, Volume IV

Below you can see a thing that Dave does with his leg. It is a version of the Ledge. Dave's girth allows him to accomplish things like this that other cats would only dream of. Many cats have pulled their hamstrings, tweaked their quads, or even died trying to attempt this pose. 

Not Dave. He is the NapMaster. 


Friday, February 28, 2014

The Ledge Conch

As we know, Dave often seeks to develop new napping techniques by combining two fully-developed techniques. Here, as you can plainly see, he has done it again! Dave has combined an old standby, The Conch, with a newer development, The Ledge, to form The Ledge Conch. 

Dave's true greatness in napping is at its most apparent when Dave makes a bold, creative choice like he does here. He has no fear when it comes to forging new strategies. He knows he has to take chances to succeed. That is what he has done here, aided in no small part by his legendary courage.




Wednesday, February 26, 2014

The Ledge, Volume III

One of the great things about The Ledge is that it allows Dave to enjoy the comfort of multiple different surfaces. For example, he can nap on a blanket and a pillow at the same time. As we know, he is a huge fan of both blankets and pillows, and being able to enjoy both at the same time is a tremendous benefit that The Ledge provides. It would be silly for Dave to arbitrarily restrict himself to just one comfortable surface at a time. 



Thursday, February 20, 2014

The Ledge, Volume II

Here you can see another variation of Dave's The Ledge pose. It can be a good way for him to be comfortable while still remaining in good position to observe his surroundings. This is good because as much as Dave likes to be comfortable, he doesn't want to leave himself vulnerable to attack.


Wednesday, February 19, 2014

The Ledge

Here is Dave just enjoying one of his many naps, this time applying a new technique that he has developed. It is similar in some ways to The Crevasse, a longtime favorite technique for Dave. It is also, in a way, the antithesis of The Plateau. The latest in a long line of nature-inspired napping techniques, The Ledge allows Dave to rest on a surface adjacent to a raised surface, where he can place one of more body parts. This lets Dave stretch his arms when he needs to, while still napping. Dave is always looking for opportunities to multitask, and stretching and napping at the same time certainly qualifies.