notascientist Man, those things really pinch, and I think it is a myth that they can't feel back there.
Old_Zircon Ehh, I don't think they're particularly uncomfortable at all (I used to stick them on my arms for fun when I was in grade school), although cats' sense of touch is a lot more sensitive than ours is.
"Man, those things really pinch, and I think it is a myth that they can't feel back there" is the speech bubble
the rest of the picture I leave to your imagination
memedumpster Two days before someone deactivates a cat and leaves it in the middle of an interstate and watches it get run over. One week until leaving deactivated cats around in random places for people to find becomes an Internet sensation. One month before someone deactivates a cat and leaves it in the middle of an interstate and records it getting run over. It will be the most disliked video on the Internet.
jangbones yeah...my initial amusement at this was immediately tempered by awful thoughts of all the imitators
kingofthenothing I'll bet against it. It's only got 4 thousand views and most of the people are arguing about evolution or whatever.
Chizmurder "But what if we block the nerve impulse by simply applying local pressure which can be done with any ordinary metal clamp just at the swelling on the posterior nerve roots... for oh say... 5 or 6 seconds.
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WHY YOU MOTHER GRABBING BASTARD!
dairyqueenlatifah Is there anyone with a cat who didn't already know this? I was doing this to our cats when I was four.
HotwaxNinjaPanther I'm sure it's not a secret, but the hands-free clamp method is certainly new to some.
dairyqueenlatifah True I never did that part of it, I just did it with my hand. Those clamps pinch like hell and I can't imagine it not being painful. :(
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