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These hats reflect lasers away to prevent distraction from assigned duties. They also provide some comfort for the working cat.
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How are they attached - nails, screws or bolts ? |
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Or do they clamp onto the ears with serrated clips ? |
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Somehow I read "These hats reflect lawyers away to prevent
distraction from assigned duties." Hmmmm, it's a legal issue
then I suppose. |
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//How are they attached //
With a c clamp, the fixed end under the cat's jaw and the threaded end bearing down through the lidless mirrorball top hat to the cat's skulltop. This doesn't keep the hat all that securely fixed - the hat flops about round the central pillar some - but the c clamp method does have the singular advantage of keeping 8th (a) busy and (b) off the street. |
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<rushes to place bulk order for c-clamps> |
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[Voice], when will these be available ? We'll take a containerload, fresh off the line. |
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Explanation for the clawless? |
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Oh wait. Your referring to the gazillion videos showing cats
running after the lazer pointer dot... right? |
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