To those with cats

[kamlost]

Please try this

http://www.blennus.com/index.php?option=co...w&id=52&Itemid=

It's mean but..

[adrian]

Website no work.

[Mocha]

Didn't work for me either! :(

[mel]

The website yields the following message:

The page you are trying to access does not exist.
Please select a page from the main menu.

[pzarquon]

Going up to the main page, the site is just yet another blog of weird and strange things - stupid Flash tricks, strange movie clips, and bizarre photos. I suspect this (http://www.blennus.com/index.php?option=content&task=view&id=52&Itemid=) is what we were supposed to check out. Weird pranks you can play on cats, courtesy the unfailingly bizzare Japanese television industry.

[Mocha]

Thanks for "fixing" the error Pzar. It was funny to watch but the poor cat got very confused. Why would you want to experiment on a cat in that way :(

[aleno]

Hi,

Some people got a sick sense of humor. I'm not a cat lover but I bet there's people who would find this offensive. Why confuse the cat, I guess, just for laugh's.

[pzarquon]

Compared to more infamous online cat mangling enterprises, like "cat scans" and "bonsai kittens," this stuff is relatively benign. Frankly, the built-in "safety features" of felines as demonstrated in this Japanese video are pretty interesting. A cat will apparently trust what its skin is telling it, for example, more than what its eyes are seeing.

[Glen Miyashiro]

Speaking of cats, there's a genetics company who is engineering a line of hypoallergenic cats (http://www.allerca.com/). At $3500 per cat (and pre-neutered, so you won't be able to breed your own) this is pretty pricey. Maybe it might be cheaper to just get a lifetime supply of antihistamines.

[kamlost]

I'll just get a dog. You pay so much for something that could easily get killed. The cat might end up eating a poisoned cockroach :\