11mo ago

Not for snacks?

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And if I only could
Make a deal with my cat
And I could get him to
Stop eating plastic
- keep running up that hill
  
  Holy shit this was good
This is my life
- My life too, and the cat in the photo resembles mine. Having a 3D printer in the house means having to be constantly vigilant about small plastic bits not missing the trashcan because otherwise my idiot will try to eat them and then puke them up somewhere.
One of mine gets into grocery bags and licks them.
- One of our cats tries to bite into plastic bags, but he misses. Every time. He keeps biting just past the side, so that he's only biting air. I don't know if he knows he's only biting air.
- I, too, would like to crawl into an enormous hollow snack and lick my way out.
There does exist biological plastic made of plants. That might work as an equivalent to e cigarettes
- What it's made from is irrelevant. Plastic doesn't break down in the gut and can cause dangerous blockages.
  
  True but micro plastics is extra bad I think
- Weren't the first plastics made of the original biopolymer? Celluloid from cellulose?
  
  Donno but sounds plausible
If cats are made of a high level of plastic, that could explain a lot.
Pretty much. No plastic bag can be left sitting out for fear that it will be ingested.

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