Cats? This got me thinking......
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Now I remember, that in November 2007, we got a new neighbour who had 2 cats.!
http://i97.photobucket.com/albums/l208/olos_2006/cat_poop.jpg
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That was the thread where my suggestion of leaving a bowl of anti-freeze out was deleted by mods....probably cat lovers.
Now I remember, that in November 2007, we got a new neighbour who had 2 cats.!
http://i97.photobucket.com/albums/l208/olos_2006/cat_poop.jpg
You can read what happened here:
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That was the thread where my suggestion of leaving a bowl of anti-freeze out was deleted by mods....probably cat lovers.
And quite rightly too. If you ever sank low enough to do something like that, just be aware that the RSPCA have a policy of prosecuting.
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Now I remember, that in November 2007, we got a new neighbour who had 2 cats.!
http://i97.photobucket.com/albums/l208/olos_2006/cat_poop.jpg
You can read what happened here:
//www.diynot.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=112010&start=30[/QUOTE]
That was the thread where my suggestion of leaving a bowl of anti-freeze out was deleted by mods....probably cat lovers.
And quite rightly too. If you ever sank low enough to do something like that, just be aware that the RSPCA have a policy of prosecuting.
Whoopee ping!
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Now I remember, that in November 2007, we got a new neighbour who had 2 cats.!
http://i97.photobucket.com/albums/l208/olos_2006/cat_poop.jpg
You can read what happened here:
//www.diynot.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=112010&start=30[/QUOTE]
That was the thread where my suggestion of leaving a bowl of anti-freeze out was deleted by mods....probably cat lovers.
And quite rightly too. If you ever sank low enough to do something like that, just be aware that the RSPCA have a policy of prosecuting.
Whoopee ping!
You sound rather proud of yourself.
I think there's a great difference between that and intentionally poisoning animals.
Also, I don't LET my cat **** on other people's lawns, I cannot prevent it. And, no, it would be cruel to keep the cat indoors at all times. Some cats are happy not to go out; others prefer the outdoor life.
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I think there's a great difference between that and intentionally poisoning animals.
Also, I don't LET my cat s**t on other people's lawns, I cannot prevent it. And, no, it would be cruel to keep the cat indoors at all times. Some cats are happy not to go out; others prefer the outdoor life.
You think there's a difference, I maybe don't.
You're a cat lover, I may see them as vermin, it takes all sorts in this world and you would do well to remember that before you wind people up about your cat ****ting in their garden.
You do have a choice to prevent it, you choose not to.
I bet if I was your neighbour nickso I could train my cat to poo only in your garden!
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I bet if I was your neighbour nickso I could train my cat to poo only in your garden!
That would be impressive....not only a cat that would only crap in my lawn but a dead one at that.
Nah I've trained her in the art of Ninja and to avoid drinking antifreeze!
I catch anyone hurting any of my three cats and they will regret it for a long time
if you're that against cats the easiest way to keep them out of your garden is to hose them down with either a garden hose or a super soaker they hate it but it does them no harm
if you're that against cats the easiest way to keep them out of your garden is to hose them down with either a garden hose or a super soaker they hate it but it does them no harm
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