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Previously on "Lady throws moggie in bin... continued."

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  • cojak
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    To be fair the cat didn't put up much of a struggle either.

    But I admit it was funnier.

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  • 117MilesToGo
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    The revenge of the cat was such a poor p... take ........

    I thought there would be a funny twist or something. Nope, just a cat very nicely placing a woman, who puts up no struggle at all, in a bin.

    Yeah hilarious ......

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  • cojak
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    Revenge of the cat....

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  • scooterscot
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    847,182 views on youtube now

    847,182 views - would not want that many people thinking badly of me, you'd be too scared to go out the door.

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  • NickFitz
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    The perpetrator is now (allegedly) on Twitter: @CatBinLady.

    Example tweets:

    Lovely coffee at Brenda's, but as soon as she left the room I couldn't help tipping it down the back of her telly. Regretting it already.

    Waiting for a relief coach at the services because some of the tyres were flat. I can feel some of the church social ladies staring at me.

    At my niece's birthday party. The cake's in the pond. It's not going down as well as I thought.

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  • shaunbhoy
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    Originally posted by MarillionFan View Post

    At the end of the day it's a cat. It's not as if it's a decent pet like a goldfish or a dog.
    Dunno what all the fuss is about. Top Cat lived in a fooking bin for years!!

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  • shaunbhoy
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    We pick up our grave-robbing were-rabbit by holding out the thigh bone of an Ox until he clamps his teeth round it, then lofting him up with an adult at either end.

    HTH

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  • MarillionFan
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    Originally posted by Zippy View Post
    I would pick a cat up just by the scruff of its neck and I've never seen a vet do it either - you should support the back end. Cats tend to carry their kittens by grabbing the whole neck (not just the skin) in my expereince.
    We pick our rabbit up the same way and he always seems to like it.

    Though bear in mind, ours is a cute little bunny rabbit, not a grave robbing were rabbit.

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  • Zippy
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    I would pick a cat up just by the scruff of its neck and I've never seen a vet do it either - you should support the back end. Cats tend to carry their kittens by grabbing the whole neck (not just the skin) in my expereince.

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  • Bunk
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    Originally posted by norrahe View Post
    Obviously not if you're going to tw@t the little beggar every time you pick it up


    My money's on the cat.

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  • norrahe
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    Originally posted by SupremeSpod View Post
    Better to club the f*cker senseless first though, sorry I forgot that part.
    Didn't you say you wanted to get a cat?

    Obviously not if you're going to tw@t the little beggar every time you pick it up

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  • SupremeSpod
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    Originally posted by EternalOptimist View Post
    thats what I always believed. Although if they are scared, they will twist around and try to claw you

    that happened to me recently



    Better to club the f*cker senseless first though, sorry I forgot that part.

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  • EternalOptimist
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    Originally posted by SupremeSpod View Post
    Cats are "programmed" to go limp when you do this. It's a way that a mother cat will transport her offspring.
    thats what I always believed. Although if they are scared, they will twist around and try to claw you

    that happened to me recently



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  • SupremeSpod
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    Originally posted by EternalOptimist View Post
    I hope there isnt a spate of copy-cat incidents


    anyways , this reignited a ten year debate that I have had with the missus. She is a cat lover and was appalled to see me pick one mog up by the scruff of its neck. She was totally opposed.

    When I googled it, I found that opinion was divided 50/50, many vets and animal lovers say its ok, many are opposed.


    Cats are "programmed" to go limp when you do this. It's a way that a mother cat will transport her offspring.

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  • EternalOptimist
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    I hope there isnt a spate of copy-cat incidents


    anyways , this reignited a ten year debate that I have had with the missus. She is a cat lover and was appalled to see me pick one mog up by the scruff of its neck. She was totally opposed.

    When I googled it, I found that opinion was divided 50/50, many vets and animal lovers say its ok, many are opposed.


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