Does kitteh want to hang out sometime?

but hide the booze.

Ruby red grapefruit juice and the vodka was just in the way.

It's Erica, her BFF, who insists upon having her slugs salted before she eats them. "Now go give daddy a kiss!"

at wiki:

A Salty Dog is a cocktail of gin and grapefruit juice, served in a highball glass with a salted rim. The salt is the only difference between a Salty Dog and a Greyhound. Vodka may be used as a substitute for gin; nevertheless, it is historically a gin drink.

The correct name is "Greyhound with a twist." I had an ex-bartender who told me it was a Salty Dog which was apparently incorrect. I prefer the mellow, happy effect vodka has on me at the end of a day. Particularly coupled with some nice ganja.

who liked champagne and a Siberian Husky who liked beer. Why shouldn't a cat like vodka?

Who loved Manhattans. He used to sit on the ice cube and drink around it.

loved corn to the point where she would SCREAM loud enough that the neighbors could think I was abusing her, but no, she just wanted some corn. She died last year at 17.

One of my cats loves Doritos. She's picky too. Place a piece of chicken or pork in front of her and she'll sniff and walk away, but if you have a bowl of Doritos, she WILL nag you to death for some.

And dog biscuits.

Thought it was strange, now one of the newer ones, Beau, also likes it!

so it may not be the vodka. Mine is NUTS over grapefruit, and since I eat it a lot, she has ample opportunity to steal it from my breakfast.

we had a cat that found his way into the drawer where we kept, um, stuff in baggies. We came home to find him with remnants on his whiskers and the shredded baggie still between his paws. He seemed to have some difficulty focussing, and went into that crouching crawling mode as he stalked and attacked the patterns in the carpet. After a few hours of this he went to sleep and stayed that way for about twenty hours. The only aftereffect seemed to be a pronounced aversion to baggies, the mere sight of which sent him hiding under the nearest bed.

glass.