How does he turn the can opener if its built into his tail?
this post was submitted on 06 Feb 2025
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One would assume with nerves and muscles, I guess? Like, it's not just attached to its tail, it's fully a part of its tail, and made it fleshy bits and sharpened exposed bone?
Good point
that's the third wish
What was the second one?
The can opener.
And the first?
All the cans of food a cat can eat
Wouldn't it have made more sense to just ask for unlimited food, thus nullifying the need for the can opener to open the cans that are already there in the cupboard? I guess I shouldn't expect too much from a cat.
The mind of a cat is an enigma.
True dat!
Those were in the first panel's cabinet.
We also didn't explicitly see him make a first wish!! I was only joking, you got a better idea for what his first wish was?
Thumbs, last frame
Looks polydactyl if anything
I thought it was a sock puppet at first
Cat food, can opener tail, thumbs
They didn't wish for food, you can see all the cans stacked in the cabinet through the glass until the last panel.
My cat would have just asked for a Costco chicken.
She likes cat food, and tuna in small amounts, but she will scream like she hasn’t eaten in weeks if she sees me with a Costco chicken.
I buy them to make tinga or chicken salad, and she usually gets the wings because the crying breaks my heart.