It seems that your cats may have A.D.D., and that you are a bad cat-parent.Rilot said:
I prescribe ritalin all round.
Trespassing cats - That's verging on priceless.
It seems that your cats may have A.D.D., and that you are a bad cat-parent.Rilot said:
Rilot said:Neighbour asked me to "tell" my cats to stop walking on his driveway as it's his property and they are trespassing.
Rilot said:My close is populated exclusively by old folk, here are some of the things I've had to deal with over the last 3 years.
My next-door-neighbour constantly complains at me when I park my car on my front lawn.
A biddy up the road asked me to "get rid of" my cat because it "walked" on her lawn and it made her cats scared that there was another cat outside.
Neighbour asked me to "tell" my cats to stop walking on his driveway as it's his property and they are trespassing.
There are tons of these but I wont bore you with them all.
Haggisman said:Actually this is just as likely to happen when you are riding on the road (I know this from experience...many, many times). Of course somehow it's still apparently the cyclists fault in this case...![]()
Rilot said:My close is populated exclusively by old folk, here are some of the things I've had to deal with over the last 3 years.
My next-door-neighbour constantly complains at me when I park my car on my front lawn.
A biddy up the road asked me to "get rid of" my cat because it "walked" on her lawn and it made her cats scared that there was another cat outside.
Neighbour asked me to "tell" my cats to stop walking on his driveway as it's his property and they are trespassing.
There are tons of these but I wont bore you with them all.
Samtheman1k said:I would have thought it was easier to of just pulled forward a few yards onto the quiet road in the first place, thus leaving the pavement free for pedestians & avoiding this whole situation. But that would have involved the driver, and not the pedestrian, having to of walked an extra couple of yards. What if it was someone with a pram? Would the OP force them & their kids to walk out into the road? Kids are hard enough to control at the best of times, let alone dragging them out onto the road.
Killa_ken said:cue a Gangland war between the OAPs and us![]()
Ken
Psymonkee said:Bore me? It's a quiet day here - entertain me :>
Simian said:Que Some old Codger on a bike (pushing it allong the path) first scowling at me, to which I nod to say 'Good Morning' only to be greeted by Mumbling and then "******* Disgusting Blocking the Pathway!, I have to walk into the road to get round your ******* Car!, Disgusting!"... To which I say "What did you say???..." I get a Repeated tyrade from the Gollum Lookalike... I absolutly explode (Can't repeat ANY of it or I'll get bnned!).
Rilot said:<snip>
LOLmemphisto said:cue me
"yeah sure hang on"
turns to cat
"thomas stop going in that ladies yard"
Thomas meowed a bit and ran off, old woman went red and walked off.
badgermonkey said:I'd hjave laughed at him, what a loserBy law he could be fined up to £500 for having his bike on the pavement anyway
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squiffy said:Wrong. It's not illegal to push a bicycle on the pavement.
William said:That's just what its like here, some people are just so uptight.