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How far do you suppose a live cat could be tossed from one of these devices?

Would it land on its feet?
 
Posts: 215 | Registered: 22 June 2004Reply With Quote
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Approximately 1388 feet. Yes, but it's feet would soon reside around it's ears. JMO. Big Grin

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Tossing cats is best done out of tall buildings, speeding locomotives, or ships far at sea.


"Make yourselves sheep and the wolves will eat you" G. ned ludd
 
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Actually Good Sir Ned, Cats are best tossed into tree chippers! Big Grin


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TM: Everytime I tried to make a basket, a little snap pass, a gentle underhand pitch to make a ringer, or something similar with a playfull cat it would not turn its paws loose of my bare forearms or else it shredded my shirt sleves. One even put its toenails through my left earlobe once by mistake. No Sir. I am not tossing a cat into a tree chipper. Its the toss part thats hard to execute. That is why I reccommended the tall building type of situation where you just unloosen the darn thing instead of gripping it to do something. Others may have other techniques.


"Make yourselves sheep and the wolves will eat you" G. ned ludd
 
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Get am old rubber boot, place cat head first into boot. (Same way as neutering said cat). Toss boot into wood chipper, easy and no scratches on you.

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Restrain with duc tape. The handy-man's secret weapon. Jeff


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Or if your feeling really sadistic, apply duct tape, and then pull it off....


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Where Mr. Wolfer? He have answer, carred Cat-o-matic. Make numba 1 stew meat Golden Chopstix, serve beau coup! thumb Li have 2, want more. Mr. Wolfer sir, you stirr here?
 
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If I apply Nair to a cats' tail, what will happen?


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You'll get clawed. Flame throwers work quicker and with less hazard.

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If yuro'e corseseyd and dsyelixc can you siltl raed oaky?

 
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Didn't want anyone to think this tall building cat tossing thing was B.S.. www.gloriakendall.com/yprescatfestival.html Ned


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Must be bull as the link didn't work! Big Grin derf


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You'll get clawed.


Actually the cats to be targeted are declawed. But, on further reflection the wife is not. Could get bitten too I suppose. By the cat as well.


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Linky no worky. But if you type the numbers/letters in something(?) happens and the screen changes to the article I referenced. You get some hysterical info on cat tossing in the middle ages. N.S.


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You just wanted to get me to practice my typing didn't you! Linkee no workee! thumbdown derf


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Sorry Derf. I'm going on a crusade now dressed as a computer dummy to find out why I can't get info on the "Ypres Cat Festival" to display. Vile machines! ned


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The path/file part of a URL is case-sensitive.
This link should work: Ypres Cat Festival.
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Thanks LostCajun. You saved my reputation. N.S.


"Make yourselves sheep and the wolves will eat you" G. ned ludd
 
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THE SAFEST way to enter said cat into the space race is the use of a long handled shovel.The only draw back I can report after many launchings is the effort used to get said cat into a high trajectory.The advantages out way the downs though ie: NO LARGE MACHINES IN YOUR BACK YARD(which cause undue attention from other people living within 1 mile of your propity) and never agian will you have to look over your shoulder to see where the wife is shame Just tel her ya goin to do some gardining thumb


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HA HA! You GIs wait for Mr. Dan see this! He juggle beau coup cat, with saw, he know arr of this Li think. Big Grin Throwing cat off buirding seem rike more good idea GC Theater. We see soon!
 
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Originally posted by LostCajun:
The path/file part of a URL is case-sensitive.
This link should work: http://www.gloriakendall.com/YpresCatFestival.html.
LC


Intersting reading: The jester appeared on a little platform high above the crowd on the Cloth Hall Tower, and toy cats were tossed down to the crowd. To round off the evening, witches were burned in the town square.

The way they put it, it looks like PETA have more influence in Ypres than Women's Lib. Eeker

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Save the cat toss for winter. When it is
near zero outside a cat dipped in water freezes
fast and if thrown hard enough will shatter.

There ought to be a lease law for cats, then it
would be easier to hang them from a tree and
that would make the shooting easier.

Remember the saying that a dead cat in the hand is worth two live quail in the bush.

Disgustingly,

Old Elk Hunter

P.S. Cats staked out in the sagebrush make excellent coyote bait.


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OEH, never tried
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P.S. Cats staked out in the sagebrush make excellent coyote bait.
, where do you put the stake? Confused

Like your leash law proposal, headin' for the town council meeting right now! It doesn't get cold enough down here for the dip-toss-shatter thing. Frowner

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If yuro'e corseseyd and dsyelixc can you siltl raed oaky?

 
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