Nipclub May 26, 2026: Sekurity Update

Nipclub May 28 2026

Nipclub May 28th, 2026, Sekurity Update by Slinky, @Slinky_the_Cat, Sekurity Agent, Late Nite shift

We had a Blue Moon party at Nipclub! The Blue Moon was officially Sunday, May 31st, so the moon was almost full, waxing gibbous, and was quite luminous.

As Gator had no avatars ready that week, I put on an old space-themed android/replicant outfit in my ship prior to my arrival at the bar.

Pearl and K-Boi were there; and Miss Moo had just finished her barktending shift and handed it over to Pearl. Pearl started with the sweets, as was her custom. She served mason jars of Blue Line moonshine and blue macarons! The moonshine was very strong, so I only tasted it.

P and Jeego arrived talking about their coastal weather; they were having a heatwave. Pearl had cloudy, slightly cooler weather in the desert Southwest.

K-Boi mentioned that “da lady” had worked in the yard all day tackling big weeds and he needed to call it a night, so he didn’t stay late. Moo and I sat at the bar before I went on my sekurity rounds, and Pearl served everyone more blue cocktails.

Louis inquired about LATE NITE and noted K-Boi’s rumored DJ role and creation of a unique later playlist. I mentioned that “da lady” was tired, so not likely.

Alfie was in the DJ booth spinning the moon-themed classic music like Moonage Daydream by David Bowie. We love the classic music at Nipclub.

Alfie’s parents got a new rescue kitty; a fluffy brown tabby named Kirby, but his real name is Cerberus. We were excited to hear about Kiby’s story, and Alfie shared some cute photos of the cat.

Mizz Bassie and Harvey Button showed up; we hadn’t seen Harvey for a week! We all helped Alfie pick out a second name for Cerberus / Kirby. I suggested Hades, and then Heracles.

Alfie liked Hades, and there were a few other brilliant suggestions. He started a list of potential names and will review them before they decide on a second name. 

Angus filled the tip jar for our charity of the month, Black Cat Rescue, also known as BCR, and helpfully suggested others add to their fund, which helped my security watch. There was not much spammer activity despite all the interest in BCR.

Shortly afterwards, Angus went into the DJ booth and played more moon-themed tunes for LATENITE, and Pearl made blue corn quesadillas with fresh pico de gallo.

We all had a great time eating and drinking spectacular blue-hued cocktails, and we talked about themed music playlists, blue corn, and the recipe for that great Russian Blue cocktail that Pearl made!

As usual, Pearl left after her shift and I carried on behind the bar for a while longer while Louis, Angus, Mizz Bassie, and I chatted about pet nicknames, and I served blue moon-themed snacks and a blueberry tartlet with catpurrccino in blue cups and saucers.

Mizz Bassie wanted tea instead of a coffee drink, so I obliged her with a nice cup of hot tea while I cleaned up. I distributed takeout containers after closing the bar for the evening.

Until next week!

Slinky the Cat

LEAVE IT

Hello everyone!

I have received a rather interesting quandary from a pal. Let’s say their name is Fred. So let’s investigate this dilemma and try to help him.

So dear Fred tells me ….

“I am always finding interesting food stuffs whilst out and about, such as pavement sausage rolls, McD bags with leftovers, bread rolls etc. and although my human says LEAVE IT, the foodstuffs are telling me otherwise. I can hear them each calling me. EAT ME, I AM YUMMY, DO IT YOU KNOW YOU WANT TO. Obs that calling is much louder than any human and makes far more sense to me and so I don’t leave it and often take it. I receive reprimands or sulking, called a “Bad Boy,” when I know this isn’t true. I don’t understand. Can you help me, Uncle Bob?”

So let’s think about this: we know food found is food to eat, that smell is important, and that any pavement sausage rolls are merely a gift from the universe, right?

So morally, you Fred are merely acting with sincerity and enthusiasm.

Humans cannot grasp this idea, unfortunately. Still, we ought to contemplate their viewpoint, recognizing they might hold valid points.

Let us ponder these matters and investigate. Many, err “delicacies” we furs find outdoors can make us seriously ill — fur example, cooked bones, raisins, chocolate, mouldy food, onions, xylitol, wrappers, spoiled meat, and dog furbid intentional nasty things deliberately left out by evil hoos.

Humans ruin these exciting finds and adventures with phrases like “blockages” and “visit to the vet,” and “pooing and sicking like a wrong en” or similar words to the same effect – but they have a point. None of us really want to be poorly or go to the vet unnecessarily, do we?

So for us, I would say that the true quandary we ask ourselves is:

“Do I follow my instincts?””Or trust the anxious human holding the lead?”

One might wisely consider:

If the food is indoors and offered lovingly, eat immediately.If the food is outdoors and suspiciously available, perhaps consult the human oracle first.

Or, to put it more simply:

Dog logic: “Finders keepers.”
Human logic: “Please don’t eat bin food.”
Truth: the human is probably saving your stomach and your dignity (no fur wants to be seen pooing and frowing up, right)?

The hardest part for us furs is that “LEAVE IT” feels deeply unreasonable in the moment and often feels more like a challenge. That smell creates urgency and excitement and calls us to act fast.

We often struggle with impulse control outdoors since scavenging is instinctive, rewarding, and self-reinforcing.

So I say, is it:

Morally evil? Absolutely not.
Understandable? Entirely.
Wise? Regrettably, often not.

So, so take away let’s say that OUR GREATEST VIRTUE MAY BE TO LEARN THAT BOT EVERY INTERESTING SMELL OR FOUND FOOD STUFF IS A GOOD LIFE CHOICE AND TO PERHAPS TRUST OUR HUMANS ON THIS AS THEY HAVE OUR BEST INTERESTS.

What do you think, pals? Are you facing the same dilemma?

OTLFP May 2026 Wrap-Up

Hi everyone! 

We kicked off the first show of May with Walnut. What an adventurous pal! It was so much fun listening to the adventures with pals cute chilli crab, green tomato and blue marshmallow. 

Then on May 9th, it was a celebration show as it was the 400th show! Celebrating that occasion with a party seemed fitting. Lots of friends joined in the fun, wearing silly hats! Today’s Twitter news even featured us for 2 days! 

Then, on 23rd May, we had Bailey, who shared about their friends online and in their neighbourhood. Also, fun chat about favourite snacks and eating with a fork! 

We had Alfie on training his hooman on the 30th and shared all the fun and friendship he shares with lots of groups on Twitter.

We also had the exclusive Ruffriders reveal for the ride next month. Polish those bikes, everyone; the riders are off to Madagascar! 

In the adoption segment, we also featured lots of pets in rescue needing homes, and hoping that the featured pets find their forever homes soon.

Good luck to Pistachio in Texas with Voice Rescue, Luna Jinxy in Tennessee with Russell Rescue, and several cats in Scotland with Lothian Cat Rescue. 

We are also keeping our paws crossed for all the other pets in rescue centres who are all waiting patiently for someone to give them a second chance at a forever home. 

We have a fun-filled diary of guests planned for June and beyond, so hopefully, we’ll see you there! 

If you have any ideas on guests we could feature, please message @MillieOTLFP @Pixie_Tooth or @OfftheleashFP 

So until next time, stay safe, and we look forward to seeing you all for the shows next month. 

Love and hugs, Millie, Pixie, and the #OTLFP team 

Nipclub May 21, 2026: Sekurity Update

May 21 2026 Nipclub Sekurity

Nipclub May 21, 2026, Sekurity Update by Slinky, @Slinky_the_Cat, Sekurity Agent, Late Nite shift

It’s time for a Sunday drive on a Thursday night! 

It was a lazy afternoon…. I pulled up in my 1954 Buick Skylark convertible, creamy yellow with a red interior. Swanky!

Pearl was there with her dune buggy and started serving the sweets: classic-car shaped cookies. Moo left, but said she’d be back later. Ragamuffin finished work with minimal news, save one tender toe bean. The v-e-t said she would be fine and the toe bean wasn’t broken; we even saw the X-rays! The new JustGiving charity link didn’t seem to attract spammers like the other thing we used to use.

Raven pulled up in a deep rose-pink Cadillac convertible, circa 1955. It was purrfect! Her bestie, Sprinkles the hamster, was riding in the car with her. We don’t see Sprinkles very often, so that was fun.

Raven said someone drove by and stole our donut holes earlier, though! K-Boi suddenly chimed in and said not to worry about the donut hole situation. It was just a minor infraction. Anyway, there were more donut holes and coffee to go with them! Pearl then made some beautiful fruity cocktails, and I decided on the meowjito.

Angus showed up and wanted to go for a ride in one of our vintage cars, so I said I would give him a ride later. P and Jeego arrived, with Jeego wearing a Seattle Mariners ball cap; they love their sports teams!

Alfie was in the DJ booth. I checked the sekurity cameras and then I went outside to check the grounds. Pearl served delicious lobster with butter sauce, and the lobster-flavored butter was so good. Mizz Bassie arrived just in time for anything buttery!

We had some newcomers: Amber and her cute tortie cat, Precious! We all welcomed them to Nipclub and hope they can stop by every week. It’s always nice to see new anipals!  

Pearl served up classic drive-in fare: burgers, fries, Cokes, milkshakes, and ice cream, all on those little trays that hook onto your car window.

So inventive!

Next, we enjoyed a ride in the Skylark. Mizz Bassie, Angus, and Louis climbed in and I drove us towards the beach. It was a perfectly warm evening, with the breeze in our fur! The smell of frangipani blossoms was intoxicating, along with the sound of waves hitting the shore.

K-Boi showed up in his custom 1957 Chevy! It’s beyond cool, and that V-8 engine has its own special rumble. We cruised along the shoreline, then returned to the bar for further merriment.

Pearl went home, and I stayed and served some meowjitos and shrimp empanadas while Angus played music. K-boi played a song, too. We talked about boat-like huge vintage cars, and I served a nightcap layered shot with Kahlua and marzipan-stuffed dates as a sweet reprise.

I was getting tired, so it was time to wrap it up.

I enticed Louis and Angus with to-go bags of nice snacks like car-shaped cookies and burgers and bid them adieu.

I hope everyone had a wonderful Memorial Day weekend! 

Until next week!

Slinky the Cat

BlueSky Prom 2026 Fashion Show

The BlueSky Prom is less than a month away, so on Saturday, May 9th, we had a preview show with the BlueSky Prom fashion show (#BskyProm2026).

Peyton once again planned a tremendous afternoon event! So many pals were on hand to show off the outfits they will wear to the prom in June! There were also so many amazing noms and drinks to taste test!

Of course, there was a lineup of DJs (including yours truly!) who played lots of rocking out, strutting tunes for the catwalk models!

It was such an amazing time and only a taste of what is going to be a huge party!

Come join us on Saturday, June 6th, when the first ever BlueSky Prom kicks off(#BskyProm2026)! It will be a Saturday people will talk about for ages!

Nipclub May 14, 2026: Sekurity Update

Nipclub May 14 2026

Nipclub May 14, 2026, Sekurity Update by Slinky, @Slinky_the_Cat, Sekurity Agent, Late Nite shift

The theme was Bridgerton, which is an American TV romance series set in the English Regency period of high society.

I had never heard of it, and had yet to watch it, but Regency-era speech? Let’s do this!

Mr. Gator procured elegant dress uniforms for us, and they called the security “The Bow Street Runners.” I employed the Regency period dialect, circa England 1811-1820, for the duration of the Nipclub soiree.

Upon my arrival, Mr. Gator was discoursing on the hiring of goats to consume invasive flora on his acreage. Mr. Gator remarked sekurity had a calm time of it, as there was a distinct lack of activity this evening, to which I replied, “I am quite relieved to learn of the area’s freedom from criminal activity.”

We partook of delectable victuals such as one might find at a high English tea: Comté cheese tartlets, raspberry charlotte cake, cucumber finger sandwiches, Pimm’s cup, and the like.

The fare was most agreeable.

Mr. Gator mentioned goat cheese, chèvre, and we engaged in conversation regarding cheeses, and even a fetching Pinot noir with a chev upon the label.

Mizz Bassie confessed she had to consult the records on Bridgerton, whilst I admitted I did not consult the records; I simply embraced the Regency style with abandon. It proves a tad tedious employing the translator, but it was such a delight to surprise one’s companions with high-society Regency parlance.

Mr. Gator’s wine was exceptional, and we sipped wine whilst conversing about fine cheeses and fruit pairings.

Crime was virtually nonexistent, even when sharing our charity of the week link. Slow and steady, as my iPaw met an ill fate by crashing, even after the latest update.

TJS made a brief appearance, as is they were wont, and Mr. Louis inquired after Mr. Angus, to determine if he might play music; alas, technological difficulties beset him as well, and he could not grace the party in person.

Mr. Louis was holding forth on his new Android tablet, avowing it to be the most superlative device imaginable! He inquired what I employed; I possess an iPaw, which has functioned admirably until this evening, of course.

Mr. Louis chattered on, oblivious of the Regency theme.

Mr. Louis determined to partake of refreshments, and sampled the stuffed chicken, gin fizz, and delightful cake. Tonight’s repast was refined, visually pleasing, and delicious.

Raven graced us with her presence and was greatly impressed by my Regency-era English. Miss Pearl DM’d me, relating that she had been shadow banned, thus I assumed responsibility for the bar for the last three quarters of an hour.

Mr. Louis, Miss Raven, and I remained; Miss Raven departed after a time, and Mr. Louis and I partook of after-dinner drinks. Mr. Louis expressed a desire to sample the beef Wellington, thus I obliged him with a delectable repast.

We chatted, sipped our beverages, and I tidied up and departed in my awaiting carriage.

It was a lovely evening!

Until next week!

Slinky the Cat

Nipclub May 7, 2026: Sekurity Update

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Nipclub May 7th, 2026, Sekurity Update by Slinky, @Slinky_the_Cat, Sekurity Agent, Late Nite shift

We’re in the Netherlands for the Tulip Festival!  

When I arrived, I started practicing my Dutch, and Grok was translating decently. I finally resorted to English because thinking became too taxing and it got a little tedious.

Pearl was talking about the Chilipawty planned for this weekend. Gator made typical Dutch food such as bitterbollen (deep-fried cocktail meatballs), and stamppot with wurst (potato-vegetable casserole with sausage). We talked about stamppot, which is something my humans make occasionally, mainly during cool weather months. They often make a version with no meat. Countless versions appear, including some with cheese.

Gator made delicious, tiny, yeasted pancakes, poffertjes. I’ve never had them before! There was also a lot of beer drinking and food talk.

It’s quiet tonight as many are planning behind the scenes for Chilipawty. It’s a tremendous event, with prizes, music, food, drinks… it goes on for hours, past midnight!

Pearl, Gator and I were talking about poffertjes pans with all the dimples, and I had this idea that you could make tiny flying saucer burgers. Then we started talking about the saucer-shaped burgers served at the Seattle Center, back in the day, during the Seattle World’s Fair, and were called “Spaceburgers”.

Gator stayed late and served a special dish of tulip bulbs with steak (so exotic!) and that led to an entire conversation about the edibility of a tulip bulb. Were they poisonous (yes, if not prepared correctly), and does anyone eat these except during wartime?

The steak tasted superb; the tulips proved acceptable. Parsnips or leeks would have been okay too, though. 

For LATE NITE, it was way too quiet because no one was playing music. I asked Louis if he wanted to play something. No one had seen Angus, but of course he showed up right away and went into the DJ booth and started playing an eclectic mix of Celine Dion, Foreigner, and The Pretenders.

Louis, Angus, and I stayed late, chatting and listening to music.

I served some poffertjes with fresh berries and cognac as a nightcap, and Louis said goodbye shortly after. Angus played a couple more songs, including Alice Cooper, and then it was time to go.

We needed to rest up for the Chilipawty!

Until next week!

Slinky the Cat