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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Nobody has old pillowcases? Wow. We keep them even if the sheets are not good anymore. Among other things, in case of fire you pop your cat in one and flee. No looking for a carrier or leash and they can't claw out ot it easily. [/quote]

I have actually practiced fire emergency protocols with my parrot. With a pillowcase, because she hates her carrier (pillowcase first, then shove into carrier). But unless it's an emergency, it's best to always use objects as intended. If you don't it makes you look - how can I say this politely - poorly educated.

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Please touch grass and heal.[/quote]

We're all trying to tell OP nicely that pillowcases are low class. Maybe that's something OP might want to know, even though obviously everyone is above judging people for what they do on Halloween (cough). I'm sure the pillowcase was fine for OP as a child, in their neighborhood. It doesn't work today, with the plethora of sturdy totes available everywhere. Our venerable plastic pumpkin's handle was switched out a long time ago to a length of ribbon. It's lasted over several kids and 10 years. I have the distinct impression that OP just wants to use a pillowcase "bEcAuSe", not because a handle snapped or they can't somehow find a different receptacle.

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Again, touch grass.[/quote]
That's not the brilliant response you think it is. Also yeah, no pillowcases.[/quote]

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