A Conversation for Hair-Growing Cat Soap
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Wejut - Sage of Slightly Odd Occurrences and Owlatron's Australian Thundercat Started conversation Jul 30, 2002
That's one of the neatest and most pointless things I have ever heard of. thanks for sharing.
Wejut
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The Apprentice Posted Sep 17, 2002
Massively entertaining as a desk toy at work or as a weird science project for children... coming back each day to see this little blighter getting hairer and hairer... then finally looking rather pathetic as the soap hair begins to deteriorate...
The Apprentice
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Wejut - Sage of Slightly Odd Occurrences and Owlatron's Australian Thundercat Posted Sep 18, 2002
cat soap swizz!!
djmitch Posted Mar 14, 2003
The much sought after "furry soap" effect can be obtained by taking any soap(although shaped character soaps do work better oddly) and lightly coating them in common or garden shampoo. The effects are quite disturbing as i will testify after witnessing a bearded r2d2 and a chimplike superman round about 1979.
cat soap swizz!!
Wejut - Sage of Slightly Odd Occurrences and Owlatron's Australian Thundercat Posted Mar 15, 2003
cat soap swizz!!
hellspawn666 Posted Dec 7, 2003
hi !
does anyone of you know which manufacturer makes the soap cat ? It is said, that a leading german cosmetics manufacturer makes the cats.
thx for your answers.
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- 1: Wejut - Sage of Slightly Odd Occurrences and Owlatron's Australian Thundercat (Jul 30, 2002)
- 2: The Apprentice (Sep 17, 2002)
- 3: Wejut - Sage of Slightly Odd Occurrences and Owlatron's Australian Thundercat (Sep 18, 2002)
- 4: djmitch (Mar 14, 2003)
- 5: Wejut - Sage of Slightly Odd Occurrences and Owlatron's Australian Thundercat (Mar 15, 2003)
- 6: hellspawn666 (Dec 7, 2003)
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