
The soul of a dragon inside the body of a cat. Witness his fearesome Dragon Shout after the break. FUS RO MEOW!
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Combine a Doctor Who obsession with a pet cat who loves boxes and you have the ultimate DIY TARDIS project. “Astromark” created this half-scale playhouse for his cat, Kaylee. The project took about three weeks, and features a carpeted interior, various interior levels and a traditional Yale-type lock adorned with Kaylee’s name.
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Cats—they probably don’t give a damn about you until it’s time for Fancy Feast, but you still go and buy a coffee table with an integrated cat hammock. They really have quite a racket going.
The Cat In a Can provides no nutritional value but will give you a pet for those lonely nights. This cat needs no food and no litter box, all that is required to keep it around is proper inflation. No word if there are volume discounts for crazy cat ladies.
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Could it be that chasing cars, sniffing ass and eating your own puke is the gateway to spiritual Nirvana, or is that look just gas? Probably better to take the high road on this one. A cat version is pictured after the break.
This “Ice Ice Kitty” tray can have up to nine ice kittens suckling at her silicone teats at any given time, so you can rest assured that you’ll always have enough cats to keep your glass of swill cold and watered down, just how you like it. Just make sure you keep filling the the tray so she can give birth to another litter of ice babies…Dad.
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If your regular cat isn’t up to guard duty, you may think about displaying this pissed off puss at night to help ward off mice, potential burglars, and people with allergies. However, be warned that although a quick glance may say “rabies”, anything longer than a few seconds will certainly confirm cat fakeness.
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USB flash drives are everywhere now to the point that they have almost become utilitarian. There is nothing boring about this Transforming “Ravage” USB Flash Drive. It can do the normal job of making all your documents and files portable, but when not being used as a flash drive it can be a vicious cat. Looking like a toy may make it less likely to be stolen than a flash drive, but with the maturity level of your co-workers it may be more likely to disappear.
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