I’ve been in Japan a decade and don’t recall ever seeing one of these. It says ネコ飛出し注意 cat jumping out caution.
I want to live in a country where “cats jumping out” is what they’re warning people about!
Dunno, you’re walking down the street having a great day when suddenly two shorthairs spring up behind you, a third drops down from a tree above, brandishing a knife to your chin and hissing promises of death and retribution at you
Just go Pss, Pss, Pss, and they’ll either run away, or flop down for some pets.
Dont threaten me with a good time
I’m still not seeing the downside here, because…well…cats.
Brb on my way to Japan.
In Paris, there was a spat of feral colonies going after tourists a while back.
Well. Once.
But I still think it’s funny to imagine it being a bigger problem.
Not one , 3 of them! Scarry
All I’m seeing is a warning about an army of super-cats flying ahead.
Who do you call when you want some pepperoni?
A bunch of crows is called a gang iirc, is there a term for multiple cats jumping out at you?
An ambush of cats?
A chaos of cats
A cataclysm
a meowntain
A group of crows is a murder, and ravens are an unkindness. Smart black birds were not named with politeness.
The unpoliteness was likely mutual
According to this random website (just one of the first results on Ecosia): “While clowder is the most common collective noun for cats, a group of cats is also called a cluster, litter (kittens of the same mother), destruction (wild cats), or nuisance.”
First time I’ve heard any of those apart from litter, personally. There’s also a pride of lions.
feral cats are a colony, too.
Cat ambush predator packs.
brb moving there
want sign
I would like to buy one of those signs, how hard would that be?
Everybody came here to say the same thing: I need that sign in my house.
Hell I want it tattooed on me
God […] flying out […]
Warning
Hey I can read Kanji xD
“God”? I think something was lost in translation!
The radical 礻means god, when you see that radical being used, its usually a character that related to spirituality like 福 is fortune, which is related to the concept of the supernatural.
Here it’s a katakana character purely used for the sound, in this case “ne,” the first half of neko, for cat.
But I wanna worship our lord and savior, the Holy Cats
I mean, this is the Internet, nothing stopping you from that lol
Voltron?
A cat spawning from a bush made me fall from my bike once, I guess I would have paid more attention with a sign like that
