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    lol...fainting goat syndrome? the music and effects are pretty funny tho

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    ha funny

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    Why were they flopping over like that?

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    http://www.spikedhumor.com/articles/...by-Lasers.html

    charlie and spike are two kittens with myotonia congenita, otherwise known as `fainting goat` syndrome. at the slightest? sound or movement, the kittens respond by collapsing and falling into a rigid paralysis which lasts about a minute before they return to normal.If a pin drops they drop too. This condition has hardly ever before been diagnosed in a cat, is rarely found in dogs and is more common in goats. The kittens are able to walk, but they cannot run or jump. aside from this they are normal.

    Sad to report that the black and white kitten (spike) died on 27th october from respiratory failure.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bushido3374 View Post
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    charlie and spike are two kittens with myotonia congenita, otherwise known as `fainting goat` syndrome. at the slightest? sound or movement, the kittens respond by collapsing and falling into a rigid paralysis which lasts about a minute before they return to normal.If a pin drops they drop too. This condition has hardly ever before been diagnosed in a cat, is rarely found in dogs and is more common in goats. The kittens are able to walk, but they cannot run or jump. aside from this they are normal.

    Sad to report that the black and white kitten (spike) died on 27th october from respiratory failure.
    I use to collapse like this when women took their cloths off. It all makes sense now.

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    Lmao dsm!!

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