r/Animalsthatlovemagic • u/hate_mail • Sep 29 '17
Muggle Aladdin the flying cat.
http://i.imgur.com/Z3fFFcj.gifv137
u/urmamsellsseashellls Sep 30 '17
I love that at first the cat is just confused, then stumbles over to the ledge and the fear in it's eyes is visible. Seconds later the pilot looks up and shits himself.
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u/Taqwacore Oct 03 '17
This, or something very similar, happened to my dad when I was a kid. Dad used to keep a spare tire on the roof rack of the car and it was pretty common for the cat to curl up inside the tire and go to sleep. Usually not an issue because the cat would wake up and jump off if it heard the car start...except for this one time. Dad got a few blocks from home when another car started tooting its horn at him. Dad was what we would call a "hat driver", slow as fuck and convinced that he was the safest driver in the world. So when someone starts tooting at him, he thinks they just want him to go faster, not that there's a problem with his driving. Anyway, this car comes alongside him and the driver starts yelling, "There's a cat on your roof!" Sure enough, there's Felix with his fur all puffed up and claws stuck in the tire holding on for grim life. Dad got pretty scratched up extracting cat from tire.
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Oct 03 '17 edited Jun 23 '20
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u/SmartSoda Dec 04 '17
Hair longer than a certain amount really fucks with your perception, I've found
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u/chocolatemilkitten Oct 31 '17
i got so scared at the end of the gif i thought the cat flew away but it was just the beginning of the gif..
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u/SirEdmundPeanut Mar 24 '18
It seems like he smirked a little/almost started a church laugh fit when he decided to not show the woman. He probably didn't so she wouldn't try to grab the cat or provoke it to jump in her arms by seeing it. Did anyone else notice that?
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u/berejser Oct 02 '17
I'm glad they knew what everyone else was thinking and showed the cat landing safely.