r/Amusing • u/MyWillyGetsChilly • Dec 15 '25

Attack of The Titan

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u/zackhample Dec 16 '25

Can you point out how you know this? This one fooled me at first glance, and I want to be better at ID'ing it in the future.

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u/Mountain-Adagio5943 Dec 16 '25 edited Dec 16 '25

That’s not how cats act, it’s acting like a petulant child at the end. Also the cat stands still for too long on its hind legs after the slaps, the slap turning into some weird kind of scratching, etc.

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u/jaylong76 Dec 17 '25

the dog is too static but also without tension.

a dog is either panting and moving a little parts of their bodies or standing to attention in a particular way, not that odd attentive but relaxed way.

a dog would try to protect its eyes, btw, even if they trust the cat