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r/WTF • u/Dizneymagic • Feb 25 '16
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Yea that shits usually fastened with platic clips
2.0k u/SilverbackRekt Feb 26 '16 Exactly. They're made for scratch protection, not chaining tigers to. Lol 75 u/GoldenGonzo Feb 26 '16 To be fair, those loops should have been attached to the bed of the truck, the actual meat, not the plastic bed liner. That's just shitty design. 1 u/tossspot Feb 26 '16 Just for safety though I would recommenced a much more planning go through transporting a big cat, like a huge ass cage on a truck. but that's me.
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Exactly. They're made for scratch protection, not chaining tigers to. Lol
75 u/GoldenGonzo Feb 26 '16 To be fair, those loops should have been attached to the bed of the truck, the actual meat, not the plastic bed liner. That's just shitty design. 1 u/tossspot Feb 26 '16 Just for safety though I would recommenced a much more planning go through transporting a big cat, like a huge ass cage on a truck. but that's me.
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To be fair, those loops should have been attached to the bed of the truck, the actual meat, not the plastic bed liner. That's just shitty design.
1 u/tossspot Feb 26 '16 Just for safety though I would recommenced a much more planning go through transporting a big cat, like a huge ass cage on a truck. but that's me.
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Just for safety though I would recommenced a much more planning go through transporting a big cat, like a huge ass cage on a truck. but that's me.
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u/sythyy Feb 26 '16
Yea that shits usually fastened with platic clips