
These charming felines look as if they want to help in assembling the computers they infest, or else destroy them completely… PC assembly has never been so fraught.
- Author: Artefact
- Filed under: Anime, H, News
- Date: Nov 28, 2008 01:28 JST
- Tags: Animals, Comparison, H, Inu, Parody, Pets, Photoshop, Raep, Taiga

First the Minorin raep bucket incident, and now this, it seems a few simple Photoshop manoeuvres in the hands of a 2channer can wreak havoc on the most innocent of images, in this case on Aisaka Taiga from the ninth episode of Toradora.
The 2ch version:
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A man who instigated a media frenzy after he stabbed and killed an elderly former vice-minister for welfare, and his wife for good measure, and then hunted yet another ex-minister, stabbing his wife, has finally been arrested.
He explains his motive for the spree as being infuriated over the killing of his dog at a government facility.
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A man who picked up a pair of kittens and reared them as pets for six months was shocked to discover his “cats” were actually leopards when they started killing and eating his sheep.
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“Mini-pigs have such healthy appetites that I thought I might not be able to keep feeding it”. Such is the testimony of a 29-year-old man, who now faces court for cruelly abandoning his mini-pig to the wilds of Osaka. He apparently took the unsold pig of the hands of a local pet shop, but on his way home he had to take a break due to the weight of the pig, and setting down in a park he lost his confidence to keep the creature seeing it devour the park.
At least he opted not to eat the pint-sized porker – although at 40kg the pig might have made a lot of tonkatsu, and was eating its way to becoming an ample maxi-pig… Via Yomiuri.

7% of Japanese admit to eating dog food, according to a recent survey, we are told, though anyone doubting their culinary sensibilities will be relieved to hear it is a brand of dog food by Royal Appointment.
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