CATS simple as

cheets64 said:
I would rather brick a cat and leave the skelton on show to warn them off.

I am sure they can smell fear.

Read the post above about deterrents and stop searching for attention with your caveman style approach to problems. :rolleyes:
 
cheets64 said:
from this thread http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?p=9332749#post9332749

Cats WHY do they do it, for no reason the crap all over my front and back garden, my dad has won village awards for and we get treated like this for being normal


******* CATS

What makes it worse is the woman in the street what sent her cats ashes to be made into diamonds.

I love dogs.



Take it your dog goes to the toilet like a human and does his business there then? Not in the garden or on the lawn like other dogs? (...or cats)
 
cheets64 said:
Oh come you all love cats, I have had to put up with them for years and years and i have

BUT

now my niece is coming round and playing in the garden on the grass and slide we bought her.

So you are sayin we have to do a clean sweep, can ANYBODY give any tips to stop cats coming throught the front and back garden, I have chased cats down the drive and nearly over the fence, last straw before its a BB gun and cat did get hit with a BB gun and its eye got took out and the owner was devastated but I am so close to classing that as VERMIN coming into the garden,
cheets64 said:
Cats are scum that [swearword] in your garden for no reason putting your niece at risk of catching allsorts of stuff, we own no cats, but no all the cats in the street come into our gardent to **** all over the place for no reason, the reason why i brick any cat near my house since 1997

SCUM

What a stupid set of ignorant, ill thought out, poorly constructed posts. Your lack of intelligence shines through not only in your posting style, but in the extreme and cruel method you claim to have used to deal with the risk of your niece catching diseases from cat excrement, which is somewhat negligible anyway, as most domesticated cats are vaccinated against nasties anyway.

A normal person with a nuance of intelligence, would simply investigate methods of preventing cats entering the garden, these could include fencing, or placing a wooden model of a cat (available from Argos) in the Garden to scare other cats off.

In addition to this, one would hope that you would educate your niece to not eat cat excrement, or alternatively if she is too young to understand, you should be supervising her in the garden anyway.

According to your user profile, you were born in 1983 - this makes you 23 or 24, dependent on which month you were born in. Lets put this into perspective - you are 23 years old, live with your parents, throw bricks at cats and shoot them with BB guns. I'll leave the Maths to you....
 
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Bit harsh guv, I think it was the drink talking more than Cheets!

There are loads of better options than shooting them though...

a) Get a cat hating dog!
b) Buy a russian cat (Russian cat eats neighbours cat and poops through neighbours letterbox until they pay you...)
c) Rig up a PID to a sprinkler system.
d) Them sonic thingies are supposed to work
e) Claymores
f) Just make the cat scared of your garden, throw a rubber brick at it or something that wont do it permanent damage if you DO hit it.
g) Bored now :(
 
my parents have the same problem, my dad is allergic to them so he has a good reason to hate them lol. some good things he's found out about cats

1. opened a window on the 2nd floor with the cat on the window ceil proved cats dont always land on their feet (was by accident)

2. cats can run through rotten fences if you put a peg on their tail. it will also not come back for weeks.

3. mounting the kerb in your van to chase next doors cat is never a good idea when the neighbour is watching

4. locking the customers cat in your van and letting it go at home is neither big nor clever

MW
 
HaX said:
According to your user profile, you were born in 1983 - this makes you 23 or 24, dependent on which month you were born in. Lets put this into perspective - you are 23 years old, live with your parents, throw bricks at cats and shoot them with BB guns. I'll leave the Maths to you....

Exactly what i was thinking lol, did think he might have been 12 at first then saw the DOB :rolleyes:
 
im sure someone has already posted this in the thread somewhere but a super soaker or something similar is probably the best idea
a. because you hate cats you will get satisfaction out of it
b. it wont harm the cat
c. its nice to have an excuse to use something only a kid should have
 
Mr-White said:
my parents have the same problem, my dad is allergic to them so he has a good reason to hate them lol. some good things he's found out about cats

1. opened a window on the 2nd floor with the cat on the window ceil proved cats dont always land on their feet (was by accident)

2. cats can run through rotten fences if you put a peg on their tail. it will also not come back for weeks.

3. mounting the kerb in your van to chase next doors cat is never a good idea when the neighbour is watching

4. locking the customers cat in your van and letting it go at home is neither big nor clever

MW
lmao awesome!
 
you sure it's cats? have you actually seen them at it?
Every cat I've ever known has liked to bury their mess. Hedgehogs, however, love to make mess on people's lawns.
 
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