I love cats!

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Another Youtube marketing "coup" :


This time a young attractive woman called Debbie (looking very much like Jenna Fischer little sister) pretends to post a video for eHarmony (the dating site) and ... after she confesses that she loves cats, things get a little weird..


See for yourself the original video by hartmanncara :


Well done : 11 millions views (and counting) - and apparently the whole purpose of that video is to sell T-shirt and possibly a career in Hollywood, why not?!

Now it's getting better because this video collides with another internet meme called "Nyan cat!"
and there goes the songs :



But don't be fooled, it's all fake!

Although I was  sincerely attracted to her ... I mean you know ... I too got emotional when I think about cats. Especially because they're so cute, and how their ears and whiskers ...

Ah! darn youtube, it's the last time I trust you!

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