Making a Black Cat and Other Coffee Drinks

PROPER ENFORCING IN HOCKEY!!!! My boy Charlie loves to play hockey. Enforcing is an important skill in hockey. Even though I try to to high stick him among other things, he grabs my stick. He then demonstrates how to take another player's stick. About five gazillion cats can pat pucks. Not too many can strip another enforcer of her stick. And yes, we both would have been thrown out of the game for unsportsmanlike conduct. Charlie wants me to point out an important bit. He WAITS for me to attack in this case. Although his job is to keep me busy, he waits and hopes to get a penalty drawn on me. He also adds the "who me, ref?" act of cuteness at the end to try and escape the penalty box. He demonstrated at least three key enforcing moves. (Cat trick, hat trick, get it?) He doesn't care about scoring goals. He feels cats that score too much are wimps who can't fight. He also said something about their mothers and being neutered. :) I'd like to add that anyone who gives my team mate less than four stars for being the ONLY blind enforcing cat sucks. May you take a slapshot to the head, you and your team. He's grown from a sickly, blind kitten people wanted to euthanize into my little enforcer. I couldn't be more proud of him than if there was real blood and an opponent knocked out cold on the ice. Note: my buddy wasn't hurt a bit in making this video. I'd never hurt my wingman. His favorite team is the Pittsburgh Penguins. He only plays with Pens-themed sticks. The aww factor: My buddy is clinically blind. But that doesn't stop him from enforcing, fighting, and shooting the puck. NOTE: A hat trick is three goals in a single game. Hats are thrown on the ice to celebrate. Hat trick is now used to refer to any action happening in threes, even outside of hockey.Thanks for watching!