Is this REAL, or a computer-generated simulation??

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his little MPG video clip recently came up in a discussion. We can
NOT decide if it's real, or a computer-generated simulation. Watch it
in slo-mo, for example, and look at the reflections of the cat on top
of the car and in the glass windshield. If it's a simulation, it's
absolutely flawless. Notice the cat's head fall down inside the car.
What do you think?

http://dpkgi.free.fr/files/ka2.mpg

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On 6 Apr 2004 14:15:35 -0700, rmorgan7@austin.rr.com (Ron M.) wrote:

>his little MPG video clip recently came up in a discussion. We can
>NOT decide if it's real, or a computer-generated simulation. Watch it
>in slo-mo, for example, and look at the reflections of the cat on top
>of the car and in the glass windshield. If it's a simulation, it's
>absolutely flawless. Notice the cat's head fall down inside the car.
>What do you think?
>
>http://dpkgi.free.fr/files/ka2.mpg
>
>RM
Not real...
If it was real you would see blood smear...
Very kewl though...


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On 6-Apr-2004, rmorgan7@austin.rr.com (Ron M.) wrote:

> his little MPG video clip recently came up in a discussion. We can
> NOT decide if it's real, or a computer-generated simulation. Watch it
> in slo-mo, for example, and look at the reflections of the cat on top
> of the car and in the glass windshield. If it's a simulation, it's
> absolutely flawless. Notice the cat's head fall down inside the car.
> What do you think?

Absolutely sick... and a little funny in a "Pulp Fiction" sort of way. Funny
only because it is obviously a simulation.

Unless the sunroof had a razor sharp blade on the front of it, there's no
way it would completely decapitate a cat like that. The furry little thing
would be dangling by little threads of sinew.

Morbid... but moderately funny.

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Ron M. wrote:

> his little MPG video clip recently came up in a discussion. We can
> NOT decide if it's real, or a computer-generated simulation. Watch it
> in slo-mo, for example, and look at the reflections of the cat on top
> of the car and in the glass windshield. If it's a simulation, it's
> absolutely flawless. Notice the cat's head fall down inside the car.
> What do you think?
>
> http://dpkgi.free.fr/files/ka2.mpg

See.. if that were in the states here, people would come unglued!!! The
Peta people would be screaming!!! You could only get away with that
in the UK.

There's also a bird one too. Where the hood flies up and kills the bird.

Dam funny if you ask me..

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It's definitely faked. Very surreal.

"Ron M." <rmorgan7@austin.rr.com> wrote in message
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> his little MPG video clip recently came up in a discussion. We can
> NOT decide if it's real, or a computer-generated simulation. Watch it
> in slo-mo, for example, and look at the reflections of the cat on top
> of the car and in the glass windshield. If it's a simulation, it's
> absolutely flawless. Notice the cat's head fall down inside the car.
> What do you think?
>
> http://dpkgi.free.fr/files/ka2.mpg
>
> RM
 
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Just look at how fast the cat slides down the car, not real...
Also, how do need something like a gouliotine device to separete soft
tissue like that.
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"Christopher Pollard" <xmastree@hotpop.com> wrote in message

> Looks almost real, but I can't help thinking there ought to be some tail
> movement from the cat.

If the head is severed suddenly, the body ought to lose its coordination.
After that cat's head is cut off, it continues to struggle in a meaningful
fashion. Cats have advanced spinal cord reflexes, but it's still too clean.
 
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"Richard Cavell" <richardcavell@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> "Christopher Pollard" <xmastree@hotpop.com> wrote in message
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> > Looks almost real, but I can't help thinking there ought to be some tail
> > movement from the cat.
>
> If the head is severed suddenly, the body ought to lose its coordination.
> After that cat's head is cut off, it continues to struggle in a meaningful
> fashion. Cats have advanced spinal cord reflexes, but it's still too
clean.

Looks to me that the cat still had it's head while sliding down the car.
 
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FLY135 wrote:

> Looks to me that the cat still had it's head while sliding down the car.

Me too. But it is funny.
 
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On Thu, 8 Apr 2004 00:38:06 +1000, "Richard Cavell" <richardcavell@hotmail.com>
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>"Christopher Pollard" <xmastree@hotpop.com> wrote in message
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>> Looks almost real, but I can't help thinking there ought to be some tail
>> movement from the cat.
>
>If the head is severed suddenly, the body ought to lose its coordination.

I was thinking before the cut, when the cat was till struggling. Cats usually
stick their tails up when they're happy, being stroked/expecting food etc.



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On 4/7/2004 7:11:38 PM, Christopher Pollard wrote:

> I was thinking before the cut, when the cat was till struggling. Cats
> usually stick their tails up when they're happy, being
> stroked/expecting food etc.

Don't we all?
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