Half a croissant, on a plate, with a sign in front of it saying '50c'
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cat's umbrella

 straps on
 
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—Voice, Apr 17 2010

Dog Umbrella http://www.amazon.c...000T0JUE8/200719-20
Integrated into the leash - different from what this idea's poster envisioned. Read user comments for obvious problems with that design. [jutta, Apr 18 2010]

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       edit: title
—Voice, Apr 17 2010
   

       amazing how the "s"s really make the title/summary.
—FlyingToaster, Apr 17 2010
   

       How do you get it to stay up?
—jutta, Apr 18 2010
   

       Excellent in strong winds. Is there a parasail version on offer ?   

       [+]
—8th of 7, Apr 18 2010
   

       Are there pyjamas to match?
—xenzag, Apr 18 2010
   

       Extensive testing has shown that a match is insufficient to set a cat's pajamas on fire. You need a lighter, and some sort of accellerant.
—8th of 7, Apr 18 2010
   

       Yes, that would do.
—8th of 7, Apr 18 2010
   

       It's the spiky bit that goes through the cat and into the ground that keeps the umbrella up. Not any good for getting about though, being fixed in one place and everything.
—saedi, Apr 18 2010
   

       But at least the cat would be dry, and you would know where it was (i.e. not roaming the area killing small songbirds and crapping in the neighbour's flower beds)
—8th of 7, Apr 18 2010
   


 

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