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Flavoured Litter

 animal junkfood
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During manufacture, infuse non-toxic disposable wrappings, cigarette filters, et cetera, with artificial flavours that urban fauna are attracted to.
—FlyingToaster, Oct 12 2015

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       yum!   

       Roving packs of urban dogs that smell of lilac.
—popbottle, Oct 12 2015
   

       I suspect that non-toxic and cigarette filter don't pair up well - those things used to be fiberglass, has that changed ? Probably some other polymer now.
—normzone, Oct 12 2015
   

       fibreglass isn't toxic. Tar probably isn't too healthy, though.
—FlyingToaster, Oct 12 2015
   

       I thought this was going to be about kitty litter, and the summary did nothing to dispel that mental image.   


 

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