A Nintendo Switch Like This Should Frankly Be Illegal

A Nintendo Switch like this should frankly be illegal:

, well. Donezo. It’s the sploot of it all. It’s perfect placement from whoever took this picture, putting the two things together to make it look like an actual feline and not something that evokes the idea of a cat.Granted, now the question is whether or not you’re willing to spend nearly $40 for both items. There’s the middle ground, only paying for one of them…but then you don’t get to see the whole cat! I’m sorry, I clearly have brain worms.

Save yourself. Down this path lies only pain for your bank account. Next thing you know, you’re buying keyboards and mice that are barely functional just for theShow all 1 comments

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