My aunt's late cat didn't need such tricks, it simply waited in doorways where you HAD to get past it and would then claw the shit out of you when you tried.
This reminds me of that Japanese folklore creature that's a little invisible animal that people trip over (and thus is to blame for when people seem to trip over absolutely nothing).
This reminds me of that Japanese folklore creature that's a little invisible animal that people trip over (and thus is to blame for when people seem to trip over absolutely nothing).
Nurikabe, if I recall correctly. (I found this from Googling the type of logic puzzle named for it.)
Nurikabe, if I recall correctly. (I found this from Googling the type of logic puzzle named for it.)
No, Nirukabe is a giant creature that disorients people by blocking their path. I'm talking about a tiny invisible creature that lays down in front of people, causing them to trip. But I can't remember what it's called, and googling "yokai tripping" just brings up stuff about 70's psychedelica.
No, NURIkabe is a giant creature that disorients people by blocking their path. I'm talking about a tiny invisible creature that lays down in front of people, causing them to trip. But I can't remember what it's called, and googling "yokai tripping" just brings up stuff about 70's psychedelica.
Oh yeah, that's the one! And pardon me for being mildly dyslexic and bad at correctly typing foreign words, Mr Passive Aggressive Capital Letters.
Haha, np. Also, according to the wiki there's a subspecies/original of that yokai that actively tripping people, instead of just causing walking difficulty,which is sunekkorogashi.
I bought a rug.stopNow this room looks more like one!
