Guy microwaves his cat...

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hahaha okay then.

It's a cat guys, it's not the end of the world and it's not worth getting worked up about. They judge will punish him. Cat lived didn't it?

It's a disgusting attack on an animal. People capable of this sort of thing are often capable of far, far worse (to people, perhaps).

What are you expecting people to say? "Oh well, it's just a cat..."

Obviously it's going to upset people, because it's pure evil.
 
For anyone interested I got rid of the spiky bat (burned it). I wont divulge into why, but it goes without saying it was a bad idea having something like that at my disposal. As for the toilet floater in the opening post that shoved a cat in a microwave for a few seconds, would it really matter if he was to disappear? I mean what purpose does this walking talking abortion have on this earth :confused:
 
To quote one of the top comments: "Starting a family???? God help the unborn child."
It's really horrible tbh. But then again was it REALLY only 5 seconds? Seems like too much damage for 5 secs. I think they should just put down the cat tbh.

Makes the woman that dumped a cat in a bin look like a saint
 
No, I don't know, I wouldn't go as far on the evil scale as to give this a pure evil rating.

I'd say it was the wrong course of action to take :p It was a stupid and horrible thing to do, nothing more.

Although, micro waves are warm, and cats like sitting on warm things :p or the ones that live round 'ere do. Could see the logic. :D
 
850W microwave, cat of 2kg (?), 5 seconds, assume cat is all water, shc of water about 4000J/K/kg

So if all 850W was absorbed by the cat, then it absorbed 4250J of energy.
4250/2= 2125J/kg
2125/4000= 0.53...K

So the cat got about 0.5K hotter than it was before, on average, so not actually that much considering how much humans temperature can vary as a result o fever etc - seems odd hat it would still be overheating 7 hours later? Anyway, in reality certain tissues probably heated up a lot more than the average which might do more damage to them, but it does seem odd that the cats thermoregulation would be messed up for 7 hours afterwards.
 
To quote one of the top comments: "Starting a family???? God help the unborn child."
It's really horrible tbh. But then again was it REALLY only 5 seconds? Seems like too much damage for 5 secs. I think they should just put down the cat tbh.

Makes the woman that dumped a cat in a bin look like a saint

850W microwave, cat of 2kg (?), 5 seconds, assume cat is all water, shc of water about 4000J/K/kg

So if all 850W was absorbed by the cat, then it absorbed 4250J of energy.
4250/2= 2125J/kg
2125/4000= 0.53...K

So the cat got about 0.5K hotter than it was before, on average, so not actually that much considering how much humans temperature can vary as a result o fever etc - seems odd hat it would still be overheating 7 hours later? Anyway, in reality certain tissues probably heated up a lot more than the average which might do more damage to them, but it does seem odd that the cats thermoregulation would be messed up for 7 hours afterwards.

Like i said, almost certainly a minute if not more.
remember though Eyes and the brain have a higher water content and are also more exposed meaning they absorb proportionally more of the energy than the rest of the body :(
If the cat was in there long enough to suffer organ damage? it could have been more like five minutes!
 
I was trying to think from the point of guy who was doing this, maybe the cat was cold, needed warming up?

It could have at least got comfy in a decent sized oven?

Do you think this is funny or something? Have you been drinking? :o
 
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