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No reason to live when the bowl's empty. I'm sure there's a Shakespeare quote somewhere in there.
EDIT: Actually, next time he does that, just go ahead and read him all of these.
According to the incredible documentary Lion in Your Living Room (available on Netflix), cats make this clicking sound possibly to attract prey. (They're not really sure)
No dude, what the fuck. Diabetes is not caused just by eating 1 cake and then bam, you have it. That's not even close at all.
https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/diabetes/symptoms-causes/syc-20371444
While a punch like that might create in fact, micro tears or make your brain more susceptible to future hits, because it is not normal to have your brain go back and forth into your skull.
It's such a bad analogy, the one with the diabetes, because they're not even comparable in a matter of etiology, let alone when it comes to physiology or even the fact that brain injuries are cumulative, while diabetes' are not and are in fact, reversible.
This is a gross description, I'm not gonna get into making a parallel between the two because it's late and I really think it would be useless.
A better analogy would've been a comparison to a fracture of a spine. But not even that. Brain injuries are really complex and since you cannot really predict the outcome, it's safe to say that what /u/thekillerlama said is pretty accurate. It might. And it's more likely than getting diabetes by eating a cake.
I really want to know if you left it on her would she have gotten used to it? I'm trying to harness train my adult cat who acts similarly when I out his (minimal seemingly not too invasive) harness on him. I always feel bad but try to leave it but the people I live with always take it off. I genuinely want to know if he would just get used to walking in it if I left it on.
C'mon, can you at least try to have an adult discussion? Let me give some educational links to you:
http://hubpages.com/animals/The-Suffering-Pug
http://biologyweeps.tumblr.com/post/65041677238/so-you-think-pugs-are-cute
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