A Conversation for Bread and Cats
bread & cats.....buttered, with or without marmited Wellies...Hmmm?
WELLYTESTER Started conversation Sep 21, 2001
Should said cat with suitably buttered bread attached also be wearing Marmited Wellies,
would the anti-gravitational principles remain the same??.. Wellytesting labs regretably dont
have the required testing kits(or indeed kitties) to carry out such research,but would by most grateful
if anyone has any concrete theories on the subject.....
or am I being utterly, butterly ridiculous??
bread & cats.....buttered, with or without marmited Wellies...Hmmm?
DoctorMO (Keeper of the Computer, Guru, Community Artist) Posted Nov 30, 2001
Yes you are, because you see, butter is the marker of the universe that and silicon, I don't think that the cat would eat the bread because it's
a) Toast
b) Buttered
c) cats are carnivours.
just thought you ourt to know.
-- DoctorMO --
bread & cats.....buttered, with or without marmited Wellies...Hmmm?
Cakewalker Posted Nov 30, 2001
I seem to recall developing a high-efficiency version of this by dropping the cat over, I think a white carpet or Persian rug, and prior to that ensuring the cat had suitably Persian rug staining stuff on it's back (I think one of the redder varieties of curry was arrived at eventually). That combination doesn't have the same 'buttered toast always lands buttered side down' conciseness about it, but the theory works
bread & cats.....buttered, with or without marmited Wellies...Hmmm?
DoctorMO (Keeper of the Computer, Guru, Community Artist) Posted Nov 30, 2001
do you think thats why Witches have cats, so they can holda pice of toast up and fly away?
-- DoctorMO --
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