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got some new pics of gizmo and elsa, a pair of wee nutters but super affectionate and very big :)

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I had some help going through my games cupboard the other day:



This seems to be his new favourite spot - some shelves in the landing that were full of crap but there's now just a couple of boxes up top so he seems to sleep there a lot and also look down on everyone like this:



And finally one where he just sat looking at me - after having brought his toy up all by himself. He'll often wander around with it in his mouth (furry snake thing on a stick) with it dragging behind him but of course he always seems to stop as soon as I get my phone out.

 
Phemo said:
I had some help going through my games cupboard the other day:



This seems to be his new favourite spot - some shelves in the landing that were full of crap but there's now just a couple of boxes up top so he seems to sleep there a lot and also look down on everyone like this:



And finally one where he just sat looking at me - after having brought his toy up all by himself. He'll often wander around with it in his mouth (furry snake thing on a stick) with it dragging behind him but of course he always seems to stop as soon as I get my phone out.

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is that a japanese nights and controller? i loved that game, my saturn analogue pad was black, oh that cat looks amazing :)
 
subbytna said:
When you cant let the cat go outside, in case he invades Poland
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Ha! I have his brother. He is currently invading my house. Notice the right arm. Resting or saluting?




I might add, he is an absolute monster. Biggest cat I have ever encountered. Has anyone noticed the way cats seem to be getting bigger?

This is my little one, in my workshop.

 
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Phemo said:
I had some help going through my games cupboard the other day:



This seems to be his new favourite spot - some shelves in the landing that were full of crap but there's now just a couple of boxes up top so he seems to sleep there a lot and also look down on everyone like this:



And finally one where he just sat looking at me - after having brought his toy up all by himself. He'll often wander around with it in his mouth (furry snake thing on a stick) with it dragging behind him but of course he always seems to stop as soon as I get my phone out.

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He's a good looking boy.
 
My next door neighbour and good friend has got a pair of kittens (sisters) to keep her older cat company. They are Ragdoll crosses (mother is a Ragdoll, god knows what the father is) and were 10 weeks old when she got them. They must be coming on for 20 weeks now and they are hooligans. They climb her walls (wallpapered) and if I didn't see it myself wouldn't have believed it. I have never seen anything like it!! She first noticed it when she came down one morning and noticed a load of white bits on the floor. Wondering what it was and where it came from she was staggered when one of them came up behind her and just started climbing up the wall and then she noticed the shredded wallpaper. I was in there a couple of weeks ago and they just walk up to the wall put their front paws on it and just climb effortlessly. Once at the top I thought they would jump back down but these heathens climb back down. They don't even slip going up or back down. I thought my two youngest were accomplished climbers but these two take the biscuit. They are going to have some fun with the cherry blossom tree out the front when they eventually get out.
 
pastymuncher said:
My next door neighbour and good friend has got a pair of kittens (sisters) to keep her older cat company. They are Ragdoll crosses (mother is a Ragdoll, god knows what the father is) and were 10 weeks old when she got them. They must be coming on for 20 weeks now and they are hooligans. They climb her walls (wallpapered) and if I didn't see it myself wouldn't have believed it. I have never seen anything like it!! She first noticed it when she came down one morning and noticed a load of white bits on the floor. Wondering what it was and where it came from she was staggered when one of them came up behind her and just started climbing up the wall and then she noticed the shredded wallpaper. I was in there a couple of weeks ago and they just walk up to the wall put their front paws on it and just climb effortlessly. Once at the top I thought they would jump back down but these heathens climb back down. They don't even slip going up or back down. I thought my two youngest were accomplished climbers but these two take the biscuit. They are going to have some fun with the cherry blossom tree out the front when they eventually get out.
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Sounds like the local squirrels are about to lose their advantage :D
 
My knob neighbour has sunk to new lows. Yesterday he spread some little pouches around in his gravel on his side of his ridiculous fence, right where all the neighbourhood cats jump down to get into the field and nowhere else in his garden. Thinking the worst I nabbed one and did a reverse image search. They are Rentokill Moth Balls and going by the data sheet he is breaking the law as it specifically states do not release into the environment. There are some nasty warnings in the data sheet and it now has me worried yet again that he's trying to kill my babies. It's not just mine either as there are 14 cats that live around here and others that visit. Then theres the friendly badger that comes around most night and the hedgehogs that are always in everyones gardens, not to mention all the birds. This stuff is toxic when ingested, causes skin and serious eye irritation, may cause damage to respiratory system, may cause damage to organs and a load of other nasties. It's raining at the moment so hopefully they will break down although the packets will protect them to a extent. No doubt he has seen somewhere that they are a cat deterrent, they are not as one of the other neighbours cats were there this morning on their way to the fields.

It's a waste of time confronting him as it will just descend into a shouting match and I will end up doing something I will regret later. The guy's been a nightmare since he moved in three years ago. He hates gardening yet he bought a house with a massive garden and has since ripped almost all of the plants out. He hates cat's so he should have done his homework before he bought the place, the cats have all been here a damn sight longer than he has. He has aggrieved most of his neighbours since he moved in and there are only one or two that will have anything to do with him now.

Do I report him to the SSPCA or something? I can't let this go as I am worried sick.
 
pastymuncher said:
My knob neighbour has sunk to new lows. Yesterday he spread some little pouches around in his gravel on his side of his ridiculous fence, right where all the neighbourhood cats jump down to get into the field and nowhere else in his garden. Thinking the worst I nabbed one and did a reverse image search. They are Rentokill Moth Balls and going by the data sheet he is breaking the law as it specifically states do not release into the environment. There are some nasty warnings in the data sheet and it now has me worried yet again that he's trying to kill my babies. It's not just mine either as there are 14 cats that live around here and others that visit. Then theres the friendly badger that comes around most night and the hedgehogs that are always in everyones gardens, not to mention all the birds. This stuff is toxic when ingested, causes skin and serious eye irritation, may cause damage to respiratory system, may cause damage to organs and a load of other nasties. It's raining at the moment so hopefully they will break down although the packets will protect them to a extent. No doubt he has seen somewhere that they are a cat deterrent, they are not as one of the other neighbours cats were there this morning on their way to the fields.

It's a waste of time confronting him as it will just descend into a shouting match and I will end up doing something I will regret later. The guy's been a nightmare since he moved in three years ago. He hates gardening yet he bought a house with a massive garden and has since ripped almost all of the plants out. He hates cat's so he should have done his homework before he bought the place, the cats have all been here a damn sight longer than he has. He has aggrieved most of his neighbours since he moved in and there are only one or two that will have anything to do with him now.

Do I report him to the SSPCA or something? I can't let this go as I am worried sick.
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I think he is being stupid rather than malicious. This is one of the dangers of Youtube and the like. There are countless videos on Youtube recommending using moth balls to repel pests. It is utterly irresponsible. And using moth balls in that way is illegal. It may be possible to report him to the Environment Agency?

Anyway, I would certainly report him. The SSPCA love to jump all over this sort of thing. Even if it comes to nothing, there is at least an official record of him attempting to harm animals.

If he wants to stop cats, then he needs to put those anti-burglar spikes on the top of his fence. I have cats, so I know they won't walk on them unless they have to! One of my neighbours uses them to keep cats out, but then he has a small garden.

But really, I don't think cats do a lot of damage in a garden. It's just that he thinks they do.
 
Our neighbour moved in and put rollers ontop of their fence which keeps the cats in. I see the poor things sitting on the window cill stairing out. Not an animal person but still.
I've never seen them escape yet!
 
Panic over :D

I am sitting here with my fingers crossed.
Ronnie went out this morning at about 8.30 and we haven't seen hide nor hair of him since -He has done this before but after the last two FTCH (fail to come home) I am worried.
We have walked the field edge at bottom of garden - walked up lane to where we found him last time but no sign of him.

This time I am worried - just hope to god he walks through the door as though nothing has happened.

Just walked field the other way and no sign -grass is so high I would have missed him 2ft away.
Got back in and was talking to wife saying is this it when a almighty meowwwww came from kitchen door - The little bugger is back .
 
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When Ronnie has nill by mouth we have to take him in the night before as we can't control what he eats as he goes outside a lot and plays hell if we keep him in.

Best of luck for Winston
 
Bahahahahaha - quite!

DXP55 said:
When Ronnie has nill by mouth we have to take him in the night before as we can't control what he eats as he goes outside a lot and plays hell if we keep him in.

Best of luck for Winston
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Fortunately little chance of this as he's about to turn 18 so hunting days are over. Thanks :).
 
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