Awesome to know that you have no threshold of consideration.

Have fun cracking up and pointing when your friend starts telling you about a dead pet that was close to them.

Inb4 I will.

dogs suck, why would anyone kill a cat though?

I wish I had the appropriate image macro to indicate that here be trolls trollin'.

Well thats good news

YAY for the puppies!

They survived, that's good. I think one died, I heard.

If it's not my dog, I don't give a s*** if it dies. Still, I never made fun of the puppies. I just said she didn't have a good throwing arm.

If she did, she would've tried to make them hit the opposite bank and then roll into the river. That would've been pretty good, especially if she did it several times in a row. Hm... that does make me wonder how different a kitten would fly. They would be more likely to claw at your hand before being thrown. The puppies just seemed limp, making it much easier.

They were terrified, Blue. Would you like to be stuck inside a bucket with a bunch 'o other people, most likely being abused along the way to the river, then hearing screams of your people, while plummeting into a river which most likely would kill you? I don't think you'll be Mr. Brave in that situation.

I don't dispute their reasoning for staying limp, I'm just saying the cats clawing at your hand would cause you to toss them in a different way than the dogs, so I'm assuming it would be much more difficult to aim accurately.

the ones at the bottom would faint because the ones at the top would be kicking their heads trying to scramble out of the bucket

Oh yeah, I forgot to factor in the "living" aspect of the items. Still, kittens get crazy when they're in confined spaces. Don't you think they'd all be scrambling around? Each of them would've spent time on the bottom of the bucket, eventually. I guess that could tire them out quite a bit.

You forget that cats have an area of skin that make them become really docile.

Even when grabbed? How functional is this area when tossing?