Have you lost your cat? Try the scissors solution!

Recently, I joined a pet group and felt much better when I saw the cute photos of pets sent by the group friends. However, discordant notes will always appear. Cats and dogs are often lost because of the carelessness of pet owners. The topic discussed in the group last night was how to find hairy children. I didn't expect to get a method that is said to be very practical but has no scientific reason-scissors solution.

The process of scissors solution is as follows: first, prepare a big bowl filled with water and a pair of scissors, then put the big bowl filled with water in the middle of the stove. The scissors need to be opened and sunk into the water bowl, and the tip of the knife must point to the door or window where ordinary cats enter and leave the room. When everything is ready, take a deep breath, picture the cat in your mind and call its name. Of course, if you miss it deeply, you can also sing a song for it affectionately.

When I first heard this method, I didn't believe it at all, but the group of friends categorically said that scissors really worked. That's how their cat was found. The cat on the stove seems to have sent her little baby back. Kitchen god? What is it? Isn't the kitchen god in charge? Since when is there a kitchen cat god?

I asked my own confusion in the group, and the group friends said, "Don't believe it. After the cat is found, you have to thank the kitchen god, or your cat will be lost. "

"Do you want to be so god? Grandpa Mao said, knock down all kinds of ghosts and gods. "

Although through the screen of the mobile phone, I still saw the disdain of those friends. "Believe it or not, you will know when your cat is lost." If you can't see Wi-Fi, can you say that WiFi doesn't exist? ! "

There was an instant silence in the group, and I was speechless because what he said was so reasonable.

Very interested in this, I opened the omnipotent Baidu, only to find that scissors are really a good thing, not only for cats, but also for many other things. This involves another supernatural evil method (please forgive me for really not knowing how to describe it)-the inverted scissors method.

The method is simple. Divide the scissors into 30 degrees, remember the last place you saw what you were looking for, hang the scissors behind the door of the room and leave quickly. Shout garlic three times before you leave. Then all you need to do is wait. In three days, you can definitely find this thing. Although the method is simple, there are also some taboos that must be paid attention to. There can only be one party during the casting, and no one is allowed to enter the room for a few hours after hanging the scissors.

Because there is really nothing to find, and it is dark, I have never tried this kind of upside-down scissors method myself, so I can only look up relevant information. It seems that this method that sounds like witchcraft is well founded. In China, scissors have been used to ward off evil spirits since ancient times. According to the old man at home, the color change of scissors can reflect people's physical condition, which is probably the same as wearing silver ornaments. When you are in poor health, silver ornaments will turn black. There is also a saying that scissors can be placed under the pillow to prevent nightmares, but the placement direction of scissors is also particular. Point the knife at the bedside, never at yourself or the people around you. I have to believe this one, because I really got rid of my nightmare in this way a few years ago.

There are many sayings about scissors, so I won't list them here. Let's talk about another object mentioned in the inverted scissors solution-garlic. When it comes to garlic to ward off evil spirits, I believe most people think that westerners use garlic with crosses to expel vampires. In fact, garlic has been used to regulate residential feng shui in ancient China. Hanging a string of garlic on the windowsill or balcony is just to protect the house from evil spirits. Of course, now that I think about it, I may hang a braid of garlic at the door just to repel mosquitoes or just to eat garlic conveniently.

According to the principle of upside-down scissors circulated on the Internet, the little monster likes to hide things, but he is afraid of scissors and garlic, so the frightened little monster has to give in to the arrogance of scissors and garlic and take out the collection. Is this a lovely explanation?

In a word, if you believe, you will have it, but if you don't believe, you will have it. Maybe there really are kitchen cats and goblins, or maybe it's just a psychological comfort. Personally, I agree with this method. I can't find it anyway. Why not try it? This is just a harmless little joke.