Pawtable High-Five Machines

These are the latest product created by weirdo taxidermist Jack Devaney. They're rat legs mounted on springs. He explained to the NY Post:

"I know that some people still aren't socializing and I understand that some people like to celebrate with a high ﬁve and they're at a disadvantage right now. So, if they buy one of these for themselves and a friend they regularly high ﬁve they can simulate doing so with a tiny little rat paw."

He's selling them for £12.00. But they're already sold out.

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Posted By: Alex - Thu Sep 03, 2020
Category: Taxidermy

Comments

Life finds a way

Posted by crc on 09/03/20 at 07:39 AM

You should check out the other offerings from the creator - especially what he does with the rest of the rat. It seems that nothing goes to waste.

Posted by KDP on 09/03/20 at 09:11 AM

Ewwww. I would rather bow as the Oriental peoples do, or bow with “praying hands” and say “Namaste” as some people do. This is what I have been doing lately instead of shaking hands.

Posted by Judy on 09/03/20 at 12:55 PM

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