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This image accompanies an article about people who have decided to let their cats fart in order to control their gas levels. The cats sit on their owners' laps, and when the owners release gas, the cats eat the green seeds that have been sprinkled in the gas. This causes them to become gassy, and then the cats fart, letting the gas escape. The cats apparently like the smell, andcopy their owners' behavior.

One of the benefits of owning a pumpkin cat is that they naturally emit an effervescent gas that can be smelled up close by other creatures. This gas is known as purr gas, and is released when the c

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Question: more pumpkin cats smell the air because I let go of the gas and they look at me and they want to do something to me and the pumpkin cats start walking to me and they start playing with my gas full belly and I don't know? It feels good and they grabbed the green seeds and eat them and they begin to feel gassy too I look at the full gas belly because they eat the green seeds and they start farting!? And I start like go after gas that was building up inside me but one of the pumpkin cat sits on me and let go of the gas and it smells good and all the pumpkin cats did it to me too the pumpkin cat put a tube inside my butt and put a empty canister and put the tube inside it and I let the gas go and I'm scared!?

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What is it they want!?

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Jan. 31, 2023, 4:50 p.m.

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Published: Tuesday, January 31, 2023

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