Tuesday, September 23, 2008

Tabby Tote Makes Sure Your Cat Gets The Point

By Luke Anderson

I’ve always loved cats, and generally enjoy having one around the house. Of course some felines have a tendency to scratch every piece of furniture in the house to bits, despite the fact that you’ve purchased a perfectly good scratching post. Others might decide that certain items around the house need “marked”. Well if your cat has a bad habit or two that you need to take care of, you might consider the Tabby Tote Cat Carrier.

No, this isn’t a real device (this one was), but it is hilarious. Yes, I know that it’s completely wrong, and I’d never subject an animal to that kind of cruelty. However, when you come home to discover your brand new couch has been shredded to bits, you’ll remember this one.

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  • mcman
    When I was a kid we had a dog that was dumber than a box of rocks. He used to pi$$ all over the furniture which drove my mother insane. I just couldn't understand why she disliked that dog so much until I grew up and had to start buying my own furniture.

    To go along with the theme, one time he ate a piece of rope (why? I have no idea) and I know that because it didn't really digest. One day I see him running around with this rope hanging out of his pooper. My friend took a shovel and slammed it down on the rope securing it to the ground and the dog kept running. The rope ended up being about 4 ft. long. Needless to say the dog gave out a little yelp as that rope evacuated his body.
  • feckineejit
    A friend of mine's cat ate a piece of ribbon and one day was running around the hoouse with the ribbon hanging out of her pooper. she took a hard right on some carpet, the ribbon wrapped around a table leg and the ribbon got pulled out by itself.
  • Stigmata
    this redefines the concept of "old"
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