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SUCK UK created a bitchin’ cardboard cat scratchpad that looks a lot like a Moog analog synthesizer from the 1980s, replete with faux buttons and a left-hand dial that’s actually a toy for a kitty to play with. There’s even a “MOG” (for moggy) sticker on the back.
Does your Cat wish she was in a 80’s synth pop band? Tiddles will love getting her claws stuck into the irresistibly scratchy cardboard keyboard (and it will keep her from tearing up your furniture).
This bodacious deal is expected to be available for purchase in April 2024.
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Solid evidence lends strong support to JK Rowling’s hotly debated views on gender and crime, offering a fresh perspective on an ongoing controversy. Men’s Higher Crime Rates In the field of criminology, it’s a widely accepted fact: men are responsible for a significantly higher number of crimes compared to women. The Debate Sparked by JK […]
For an extensive duration, our society has enforced impractical beauty standards on women, compelling conformity to predetermined appearances, behaviors, and emotions. Fortunately, a gradual shift has occurred, dismantling these unrealistic expectations and fostering acceptance of women in their authentic forms.
Argentine, Spanish, Belgian, French, Brazilian, German, and British manufacturers all get licenses to produce the Isetta microcar, which was designed in Italy. It was dubbed a bubble automobile, a moniker used by other vehicles with an egg shape and windows that resembled bubbles.
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