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Nanohedron wrote:Squirrels taste like chicken.

Chickens are basically dinosaurs.

I have not seen a squirrel eat a chicken.

I don't know where I'm going with this.
Squirrels taste like chicken.

Chickens are basically dinosaurs.

I've sampled at least half of Jurassic Park. :P
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Nanohedron wrote:Look! He's attacking a little sandwich.

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Poor little sandwich. :cry:
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You are what you eat.

My cat likes to eat baked beans.

My cat is a legume.
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Nanohedron wrote:You are what you eat.

My cat likes to eat baked beans.

My cat is a legume.
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If baked beans make my cat gassy, it's not so's I'd notice, the saints be praised. I wouldn't care for the competition, anyway.
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Although it appears that cats (younger cats, at least) can handle these spectacular landings, it is my experience that these are the same cats that will suffer arthritis problems sooner when they age. It might seem like a clever idea at the time to go hurling cats through the air, but they really weren't designed for this sort of mistreatment, and the cat will suffer for it later.

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Nanohedron wrote:Squirrels taste like chicken.

Chickens are basically dinosaurs.

I have not seen a squirrel eat a chicken.

I don't know where I'm going with this.
Okay, here's where you went.

Squirrels taste like dinosaurs but do not eat them.
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djm wrote:Although it appears that cats (younger cats, at least) can handle these spectacular landings, it is my experience that these are the same cats that will suffer arthritis problems sooner when they age. It might seem like a clever idea at the time to go hurling cats through the air, but they really weren't designed for this sort of mistreatment, and the cat will suffer for it later.

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Nanohedron wrote:You are what you eat.

My cat likes to eat baked beans.

My cat is a legume.
I used to have a cat which ate black-eyed peas. He too was a legume.
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emmline wrote:
Nanohedron wrote:You are what you eat.

My cat likes to eat baked beans.

My cat is a legume.
I used to have a cat which ate black-eyed peas. He too was a legume.
I had a sheep that ate dog food. He was an industrial by-product. BAAAAA
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djm wrote: It might seem like a clever idea at the time to go hurling cats through the air, but they really weren't designed for this sort of mistreatment, and the cat will suffer for it later.

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For those of you who still feel it's a clever idea...


Build your own Catapult
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Tyler Morris wrote:
djm wrote: It might seem like a clever idea at the time to go hurling cats through the air, but they really weren't designed for this sort of mistreatment, and the cat will suffer for it later.

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For those of you who still feel it's a clever idea...


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Tyler Morris wrote:
djm
For those of you who still feel it's a clever idea...


Build your own Catapult[/quote]

for those that are members of everythingdulcimer.com - go there and do a search on catapult, we had a really funny thread going about the Caesar Creek festival.
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