Ruddy inconsiderate cat owners...

the-void · 29 Jun 2007 at 15:24

cleanbluesky said:
I've had people tell me that they appreciate my cat's poo, can you argue against this?

Not if what you say is true. What would be the point in arguing? Likewise you cannot argue with the fact that not everyone appreciates other peoples pets crapping on their lawn and the fact the don't care about what their pets do makes them totally inconsiderate in my opinion.

the-void · 29 Jun 2007 at 15:32

I have come to the conclusion that cat owners are the pet owners equivalent of chav parents.

They let their little horrors out at all time to roam the streets with no respect for other peoples property and when you complain they have been vandalising your garden they tell you to sod off and deny all responsibility for their little precious actions, or worse claim I have no right to get annoyed at what they consider to be "natural behaviour". They come out with lame excuse after lame excuse for their anti-social behaviour. They think their little one are free to enter and do what they like in your garden and that you are completely in the wrong if you attempt to remove them with force.

So next time I hear any of the cat lovers on this thread criticise chavs I shall bluntly remind to take a good look in the mirror - for they have all the same qualities, even if they don't wear the uniform.

the-void · 29 Jun 2007 at 15:39

iCraig said:
the-void, if you value your account I suggest you discuss the issue sensibly like myself and VIRII and not resort to insults.

iCraig said:
If you think people are going to move to a rural house for solely that reason, you're an idiot.

What is good for the goose is good for the gander, no?

the-void · 29 Jun 2007 at 15:41

iCraig said:
They should be sympathetic and assist your problem.

ROFL. You have been anything but. All you have done is come out with excuse after excuse. You really believe your own drivel don't you?

the-void · 29 Jun 2007 at 15:45

iCraig said:
Different contexts for a start, along with it being in a pre-tense of VIRII admitting to suggesting something idiotic. The key is: "If you"

I disagree. It is a carefully worded insult, but an insult non the less. You know that, I know that. If you disagree and claim you don't know what I am on about then you're an idiot and if you do know what I am on about then you're an idiot for arguing with me.

the-void · 29 Jun 2007 at 15:50

iCraig said:
Read my posts with VIRII. I've conceded multiple times what my stance would be if a neighbour knocked on my door complaining. Me and VIRII haven't agreed on much in the thread, but I'm fairly sure he'll admit I have indeed said that.

Oh really, you would be considerate and understanding would you. Can you explain why you said the following after I stated I do not appreciate your cat poop in my garden

iCraig said:
I appreciate it. What do you want me to do about it though?

Your last statement and the dig about my non-existent ring tone are hardly indicative of someone who claims they will be understanding is it.

Admit it, your just a chav through and through. Claiming you would be understanding if someone knocked on your door but actually when someone does complain you are nothing more than rude and dismissive.

the-void · 29 Jun 2007 at 20:53

WoZZeR said:
In all my years nobody has ever asked about my cats pooping habits, am I to assume they all think it's way out of order even though nobody has raised any objections. If so, where does it all end.

Explain to me how exactly I am to find out who the owners of the cats are? What do you expect me to do, sit around and follow them all day? :rolleyes:

What really makes you inconsiderate is that you actually believe that because no-one has complained personally to you that you assume people are happy to clean up your cats crap from their garden. I have no doubt in my mind there would be quite a few local people whose lawn your cat craps on who would love to put you straight about how overjoyed they are about cleaning your pets mess up.

You're unbelievably conceited to assume your cats actions are not causing any problems for your neighbours.

the-void · 29 Jun 2007 at 22:12

WoZZeR said:
How do I know they are either cleaning my cats mess up or my cats are pooping in their gardens in the first place if the neighbours can't be bothered to get off their backsides and ask me whether I have a cat or not.

Unless your cat can use a toilet where do you think it does its business. And you wonder why I say you're conceited? It's always someone else's responsibility isn't it. Never yours.