Ordered some Perkins Paste today. Oddly enough, when I cam home from work today there were a few cats hanging around my house, almost like they were anticipating the PP arrival in a few days 
Ordered some Perkins Paste today. Oddly enough, when I cam home from work today there were a few cats hanging around my house, almost like they were anticipating the PP arrival in a few days![]()
Good idea. I may have to catch the mail man as he leaves the post office... on second thought, maybe I shouldn't post my delivery retrieval ideas, just in case they can read...I suggest you quickly devise an alternative delivery plan and no matter what happens never look the cats directly in the eye.
Good idea. I may have to catch the mail man as he leaves the post office... on second thought, maybe I shouldn't post my delivery retrieval ideas, just in case they can read...
I am concerned about my safety now. Speaking of safety, I wonder how they can mix this stuff without being attacked by zombie-like cats?
I heard they have trained cats that are locked in a sealed vault mixing and bottling the paste. 10' thick steel walls, only vacuum tubes big enough for bottles to pass through. Don't worry about the cats though, they have everything they need and are allowed unlimited paste in return for their work, so they are happy as all get out.
Oh, I'm sure the cats in the vault are perfectly happy with their unlimited supply of Paste (as a side note, if the box is sealed how do we know the current state of the cats?).
Oh, I'm sure the cats in the vault are perfectly happy with their unlimited supply of Paste (as a side note, if the box is sealed how do we know the current state of the cats?). It's the cats outside the vault you have to worry about. Megan may have trained them to do dishes but you must remember she has more juice than HQ. Shortest route to the Paste for cats living outside the vault is taking it from your corpse.
Schrodinger's paste cat theorem upcoming???![]()
The trouble I'm having in this regard is that zombie cats are both alive and dead at the same time. So they are already both possible outcomes before we ever put them in Schrodinger's box.
The box may not even be necessary at this point. Or is it??? How can you prove a cat is neither alive or dead, when they are already alive and dead?
The trouble I'm having in this regard is that zombie cats are both alive and dead at the same time. So they are already both possible outcomes before we ever put them in Schrodinger's box.