Shame they don't train them to play the bagpipes anymore
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vaya, destaca un poco mi obsesion gatuna
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JAJAJAJJAA tengo dos gatos de 14 y 16 años, lo entiendo
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"Good e'en to thee, hooman! I have broughted you a demented hell-rat as a boon gift!"
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My favourite is Trumpet Cat
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Top right has clearly had ALL THE CATNIP...
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Top left has seen things you wouldn’t believe...attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion...
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Third pic's cat just carrying a goddamn demon on it's mouth like if it was nothing
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Medieval Big Cats but behaving like small ones
Beatus of Liébana, the 'Silos Apocalypse', Spain, f.43r, f.45v, & f.54r @BLMedievalpic.twitter.com/I8exOPdN0R
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I remember to see an illustration from XVI war manual depicting cats with urns attached at its back. It is suppoussed to be an idea to launch cats with bombs over the enemy castle walls...
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I believe they actually did something similar with rats. They fastened tinder to their backs and lit them on fire before releasing them. They would panic and try to run and hide and get inside the walls and burn the whole place down.
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Romans used pigs in flames as weapons against big war animals, machines and buildings. In middle age were used in tunnels to heat and destroy the mortar of walls and other buildings of sieged castles, demolishing them. Mistreat of animals have been a constant in warfare.
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