• @hardware26@discuss.tchncs.de
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    5210 months ago

    Nobody is asking the real question. Why is there a magnet in the cat’s collar? Depending on how strong it is, it may even be dangerous.

  • zoey
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    2510 months ago

    Khajiit has wares, if you have the coin.

    • Ophy
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      2110 months ago

      What is the most unusual thing you’ve found buried in there?

      • @Alexstarfire@lemmy.world
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        510 months ago

        I think shoes, or a phone. Sorry, no bodies. Feels like the previous homeowners used it as a dumping site with the amount of garbage, grocery bags in particular, I’ve found.

        Other items I’ve dug up: toys, balls, patio umbrella, bricks, cinder blocks, milk jugs, paint cans, glass bottles, a recycling bin, fake potted plants.

        Probably more that I can’t remember. Other than plastic bags that I continue to find the rest of that stuff I found years ago when I bought the house.

  • Neato
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    1710 months ago

    Don’t let your cats go outside. It shortens their lifespan significantly. Cars, fights with other cats, stray dogs (my family lost 2 of their cats this way), and parasites can lower their lifespan by years.

    It is also absolutely terrible for local ecosystem. House cats are responsible for 2.4 billion bird deaths in America alone every year. It is causing a decline in song birds. Keep your pets indoors.

        • @balls_expert
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          1110 months ago

          Stick a spoon to the magnet and check if the cat can pull away from it

          Then also make sure the magnet isn’t stronger than the cat’s weight

          And boom you have an automatic metal grabbing cat that brings you riches