I’m pretty sure the ceilings are out of reach, so no without even needing to see the data.
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No mention of computer keyboards.
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Blush and eye liner only.
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voluntarily?
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Well it’s not now.
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This kid will do well in life. Nice job!
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I’ve heard of lipstick on a pig, but this is ridiculous! That cat’s arse is still gonna be a cat’s arse.
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From the comments on this Fark story:
GoodCopBadCop could have had a piece of this upcoming Nobel if he’d followed through.
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#sciencetheshitoutofit
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I was thinking the same. This is the sort of science we need now.
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Except when a solid-ish piece sticks to their bum. And gets dropped on the dining room table.
But cats do tend to keep themselves clean. Of course that may require the occasional four-foot-long streak on the kitchen floor–especially when having collie wobbles (or as we like to say, tabby wobbles).
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On my part? not really, it’s just a thing that happens.
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We have both a longhair and a shorthair cat, and I can testify that Klingons exist and can be distributed in many places besides the litterbox 
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Also Jonjo O’Neill as Aleister Crowley in Pennyworth.
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Well thank you for taking one for the team, Kaeden.
Here I had been jumping to the conclusion without the scientific rigor, telling the kids over and over to please keep the cat off the kitchen table, kitchen counter, my bed etc.
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I hope he told mom about his experiment before he slipped the lipstick back in her purse.
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Next thing you know, cats will be forcing humans to wear whitey-tighteys to see how many brown…oh, never mind.
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