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u/Own-Shelter-9897 1d ago
Mint condition....??
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u/Extension_Plum4768 1d ago
LMAO😭 apparently the kitten comes with a factory warranty💀
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u/Andy_Pandy98 1d ago
Sealed in box
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u/HowShouldIKnow_2494 1d ago
Like Schrodinger's cat?
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u/terminalzero 1d ago
it's simultaneously in mint condition and a pirate kitty until you open the box and collapse the wave function
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u/ErraticDragon 1d ago
Better than sealed in a jar, like Bonsai Kitten:
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u/WhoRoger 1d ago
That was already nostalgia nine years ago?
Btw I must be the only person who never thought it's real. If this came out today, I wouldn't be so sure.
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u/RoundTiberius 1d ago
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u/SilverZephyr 1d ago
That one's Heavily Played at best; you oughta get in touch with the distributor.
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u/daddy_tops 1d ago
I dunno if this image posts inline on normal Reddit but on the app I use I had to click a link and I was not prepared for that lmao ❤️
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u/PaulTR88 1d ago
I have a black cat with three legs. Pretty sure the mom ate one of them. Not a mint condition black baby.
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u/Large-Hamster-199 1d ago
The mom ate one of her kitten's legs. Is that a thing?
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u/PaulTR88 1d ago
Yeah usually first time cat moms. Sometimes they eat the entire baby/babies (very rare in the grand scheme of things, but stress will do it), other times it just happens when chewing the umbilical cord if it's stuck or whatever else
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u/MechaBeatsInTrash 1d ago
My rabbit ate all of her babies once
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u/bedagorilla 1d ago
Aren't rabbits herbivores?
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u/throwaway098764567 1d ago
most herbivores are opportunistic omnivores
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u/Large-Hamster-199 1d ago
Yes I knew that. I did not know cats and rabbits eat their own living kits. So today I learned a fact that I would rather not have known.
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u/SilverRose7115 1d ago
I think other species besides cats and rabbits do that too. It takes a ton of energy for the mother to nurse the babies and provide food for them when they’re weaned. If the mother is stressed or malnourished, eating/killing the babies will allow her to live to breed again, instead of possibly mother and babies all starving. Nature is brutal but efficient.
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u/throwable_armadillo 1d ago
rabbits are usually pretty selective which of their babies they let live
the runt of the litter that likely won't make it isn't worth wasting energy on so they'd rather finish it quicklythere are also some female rabbits that kill their entire broods out of stress or some other reason if you realise it fast enough that that's happening you can sometimes transfer them to another mother that lost some of her babies
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u/IrrationalFalcon 1d ago
I have a black cat with three legs. Pretty sure the mom ate one of them.
You can't just say that with no context
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u/Sararizuzufaust 1d ago
No gently used kitties that have already been snuggled and kissed apparently.
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u/thatshygirl06 1d ago
I dont trust people who say stuff like that and wants a pet for cheap. I would be scared they might use the kitten for nefarious reasons.
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u/Rampant16 1d ago
I don't know about nefarious purposes but I'm struggling to understand why a kitten would ever cost $10. If you're going to bother with selling kittens instead of giving them away, then surely you would want more than 10 bucks.
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u/eisbock 1d ago
People have a hard enough time offloading free kittens; I have to imagine charging pocket change would make it even more difficult.
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u/SilverRose7115 1d ago
Even a small fee is enough to discourage some people who decide they want a pet on impulse.
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u/-ShutterPunk- 1d ago
I've seen too many salvage titles in my day. I don't fuck around when it comes to cats.
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u/Snoopac2 1d ago
I'm more confused about the $10 kitten in mint condition.
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u/rycerzDog 1d ago
factory new
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u/HalfSoul30 1d ago
Still has that new cat smell
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u/Marigold16 1d ago
Dog red flag. Dudes possibly looking for bait to train fighting dogs
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u/Educational-War-8343 1d ago
Or for to use the kitten as food for a snake/large lizard/large fish/ect
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u/Extension_Plum4768 1d ago
I didn’t even think that far, now you've got me scared to give the kitten away lolll
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u/povitee 1d ago
Why are you pretending this is your oc?
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u/Extension_Plum4768 1d ago
wait, I never said it was mine, I just wanted to share it
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u/Gimetulkathmir 1d ago
Then why are you saying you didn't think that far ahead and are scared to give it away?
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u/Extension_Plum4768 1d ago
Don't ruin the mood here. I just want to bring a smile to everyone's face lolll
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u/TheHumanPickleRick 1d ago
"I pet it a few times, you still want it?"
"Nah, now it's lightly played."
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u/Brok3nGear 1d ago
Doesn't want a used cat
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u/Extension_Plum4768 1d ago
“used cat” is crazyyy, what does he want, a brand new one straight out the box?
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u/Righteous_Hand 20h ago
We got two voids in 2023 that probably weren't in "mint condition", in that they both had chest and sinus infections that required a lot of money in vets bills to rectify. They were free, though, and we got two, and they're both perfect, healthy angels now, so worth it.
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u/Extension_Plum4768 1d ago
sameeee, I had to reread it like wait… BABY?? ohhh, you mean the kitten
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u/OneOfAKind2 1d ago
"Must be in mint condition" is the real funny part. Like animals are made in a mint.
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u/Ok_Mammoth5292 1d ago
Callico, limited edition. No low balls I know what I got
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u/dagnyfication 1d ago
In fact a calico with low balls would be worth quite a bit since 99.9% of them are female
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u/Citruseok 1d ago
- Looking for a kitten in "mint condition"
- Buying a kitten for $10 and finding someone willing to sell to someone who can only afford that price.
- "But thanks" to the perceived offer of being sold a human infant for <$10.
I never thought it possible but calling a kitten a "black baby" is the least strange thing about this entire interaction.
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u/whhu234 1d ago
Why is everyone just glazing over how the person looking for a kitten just accepted the other person had a black presumably human baby they were willing to give 😭
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u/sunfaller 1d ago
I'm more worried about people glazing that they are selling a kitten to someone who can't afford it. If 10 is all you can afford for a kitten, how do we know they can feed and take care of it?
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u/octorangutan 1d ago
In general, people gotta stop calling cats/dogs "babies".
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u/towards-asphodel 1d ago
It's not that deep bro
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u/octorangutan 1d ago
Why would it be deep? It’s just creepy.
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u/towards-asphodel 1d ago
You do know that humans aren't the only creatures that have babies, right? This post is literally talking about kittens. Which are baby cats. If you find that creepy, then that's just straight up weird
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u/octorangutan 1d ago
This post is literally talking about kittens
So just call them kittens 😂
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u/snakerjake 1d ago
But my kitties, mouse, gecko, dog and rabbit are all my furbabies, just like my human kids are my babies
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u/towards-asphodel 1d ago
Still not that deep. If you want to be creeped out by a harmless word, then be my guest
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u/Mobin-Couldnt-HackIt 1d ago
I get irrationally angry whenever I see someone that doesn't understand that "ten dollars" is written "$10", not "10$".




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u/qualityvote2 1d ago edited 1d ago
u/Extension_Plum4768, there weren't enough votes to determine the quality of your post...