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Shshsh the cat will still land on it's feet then eat the toast since the butter will make it slide around to it's belly and the cat will be full as well as get shiny coat from the butter off the toast   then the dog will lick the butter off the back 
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I'd eat it!
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The lack of a collar bone is what makes the cat a special animal. they can get in holes so small it is amazing, it also aids in their ability to spin very quickly. Sorry if I was off topic earlier.
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If cats always land on their feet, and buttered toast always lands butter-side down, what happens if you strap a piece of buttered toast to a cat's back and drop it?    It will land on top of a redheads head
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yeah a cat can get its whole body through any hole that its head will fit into
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Edited by
Phuque
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Sat 06/27/09 06:21 PM
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And a cat's whiskers act as "curb feelers"...had a dog once who thought she could actually escape through the dryer vent...silly mutt got her head stuck in a wall...cats are rarely ever that stoopid...
 Pffffffffffffft! Said it before you did, Cabot...
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Edited by
cabot
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Sat 06/27/09 06:21 PM
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yeah a cat can get its whole body through any hole that its head will fit into That is why their whiskers are so important. sensors. I am late, Phuque is right. Never cut a cats whiskers. And if you find one, it is supposed to be good luck or lick..not sure, as I have never found a puss whisker. 
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