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Dutch artist Bart Jansen was devastated when his cat Orville was killed by a car. But instead of putting him in a shoebox and burying him in the yard, he turned the cat into a helicopter. The artist/sculptor stuffed Orville and now operates his cat via remote control. The cat-a-copter has been valued as a work of art at 100,000 EU.




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I've seen this before. When I first saw it I wondered what people's reactions would be if they saw this "cat" flying through the sky. I imagine they would be very confused at first and have to do a double or even triple-take.
 
Deathcrow said:
I've seen this before. When I first saw it I wondered what people's reactions would be if they saw this "cat" flying through the sky. I imagine they would be very confused at first and have to do a double or even triple-take.
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It's remarkable in my humble opinion.

When I am rested, I want them to do the same to my own self. Let the rotors have a set speed, at a set altitude, and point me towards the sun at all times. I want to be melted, just like Icarus.
 

Well that is an interesting and rather unique thing to want. Although, I would prefer that over being in a museum with my skin peeled back so people can see the tendons and muscles. (I am referring to a museum, The Bodies Exhibit in New York.)
 

The bodies exhibit?

Magnificent, I may have to go to New York one day to see this as-well as the really friendly women there. I hear that if you have dollar bills, they can really help you out.
 

Indeed, I can speak from my personal experience, as well as a few diseases that they definitely can.
 
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