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What is that crinkle material in cat toys made out of?

My ferrets LOVE that crinkle paper. They had a blue mat made for kittens filled with it, but it got thrown away by mistake. I'm not spending another $30.00 on a giant cat condo thing to JUST get the crinkle paper.(I got them the condo thinking they'd love itsure enough they hated it and only wanted the crinkle mat!) Does anyone have any idea what it is? At the rate my ferrets destroy thingsI usually just make them their toys and I'm hoping someone can shed some light on what that stuff really is.

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omg they are sooooo nasty why would you every wan't one.
It may be possible ask when you get there. I know someone who has had it done and says it really hurt them. Do what you think is best!
You can slowly build yourself up to a plug yourself doesn't hurt as much but then you have alot of left over piercings. That you won't use.
Definitely! And even moreso because you have the confidence and skills to attempt different things on your rollerblades! The biggest hump would probably be just getting used to the new equipment (ice skates). It'll just feel different for a while - but you'll get used to it soon enough. You already know how to balance and move with things on your feet . . . so you're already ahead of the game. And you know the moves can only get better with practice! That gliding arabesque is called a spiral in ice skating. That's cool you can do it on rollerblades! I tried that on rollerblades and nearly fell over - hee hee - but I rarely rollerblade!! So go for it - and have loads of fun!!!
To do it correctly you start with the piercing you already have or get a new one, and the stud size used for the piercing is replaced with a heavier gauge. Once it heals to that 'size', you take it out and insert a heavier (thicker) guage bar or hoop, week or so later move to a thicker one, until you get to the size you want. So if you start with an 18 guage hoop, you go to 16, then 14, then 12, so on. The smaller the number the thicker the stud. Once you get down to 4 or 2 you can move to the 'stretch' hoop which is tapered, so you insert that with a rubber 'ring' on it to keep it in place-and gradually push it further and further in the hole as it heals. When you reach the size of the plug you want to use-you can remove it and insert your plugs. Some people with no brains will have a body piercer use a hollow needle for the piercing-which REMOVES a core of skin and then stretch it right out to put in the plug-NOT very hygenic and definitely painful. Go the stretching routine-because a couple years down the road when you regret it and want a GOOD job where appearances count-you can remove the plugs and studs and gradually it will shrink back down.

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