Cat + butter = anti-gravity question

[KinKyJ]

This is something Johns might be able to answer.

- When you drop a buttered slice of bread, it will always land with the buttered side down.
- When you drop a cat, it will always land on its feet.

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What would happen now if you'd tape a buttered slice of bread (butter facing up) to the back af a cat and drop it?

Imo the cat will not rop at all, but hover to a level where the laws of butterology and feline aerodynamics are in equilibrum. But I could be wrong...

Effect of tape on cats: http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...37670890&q=cat (retarded Jap tv)

[berps]

Re: Cat + butter = anti-gravity question

i dont have any video proof but cats hate tape being placed on there bottom of there paws even more!!!!!!

[TomTom]

Re: Cat + butter = anti-gravity question

Everybody who uses duct tape on Animals should get his dick duct taped.

[speciale]

Re: Cat + butter = anti-gravity question

This is something Johns might be able to answer.

- When you drop a buttered slice of bread, it will always land with the buttered side down.

thats a myth and not true

[KinKyJ]

Re: Cat + butter = anti-gravity question

thats a myth and not true

btw, aren't myth always untrue professor speciale?

[speciale]

Re: Cat + butter = anti-gravity question

btw, aren't myth always untrue professor speciale?

yeah - that buttered toast always lands on a certain side it untrue

[Dhar_2]

Re: Cat + butter = anti-gravity question

its to do with the lack of space between table and floor to allow one full rotation.

however, the hovering concept i like!! - do you think its how they got the delorean to fly in back to the future???

[KinKyJ]

Re: Cat + butter = anti-gravity question

^^^ yup, just like the speeders in the first versions of Star Wars. George Lucas was one of the first to use feline powered anti-gravity fields.