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Can't stand them. Horrible creatures.Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostCats are pure evil. That's why I like them. Though I wouldn't own one.
If you're going to take pot-shots at them, bear in mind that they're classified under law as wild animals, not vermin. Wild animals harming/maiming/killing/torturing other animals is not illegal. Humans harming/maiming/killing/torturing animals is quite harshly dealt with.
Until someone comes up with a domestic animal, classified under law as a wild animal, that eats cats (or the law changes) - you're stuck.
I find a super-soaker, and mowing orange peel into the lawn quite effective against keeping cats away.
Much prefer my Burmese python. Least it only kills the wildlife if I let it!
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Make it a horrible cat-killing serial killer cat which only eats other cats so I don't have to feed it and always craps in MR PIKEY SCUM'S garden I would go along with that idea.The answer's simple. Get yourself a cat.
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Originally posted by hyperD View PostThey say dog is a man’s best friend and I can prove it.
I locked my dog in the boot of the car for two hours and when I let him out he licked my face and wagged his tail. When I did the same thing to my wife, she went crazy and tried to bite me.
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They say dog is a man’s best friend and I can prove it.
I locked my dog in the boot of the car for two hours and when I let him out he licked my face and wagged his tail. When I did the same thing to my wife, she went crazy and tried to bite me.
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Cats are pure evil. That's why I like them. Though I wouldn't own one.
If you're going to take pot-shots at them, bear in mind that they're classified under law as wild animals, not vermin. Wild animals harming/maiming/killing/torturing other animals is not illegal. Humans harming/maiming/killing/torturing animals is quite harshly dealt with.
Until someone comes up with a domestic animal, classified under law as a wild animal, that eats cats (or the law changes) - you're stuck.
I find a super-soaker, and mowing orange peel into the lawn quite effective against keeping cats away.
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You're probably better off avoiding eating top predators, they accumulate all sorts of nasty things in their flesh, or so I heard or have just made up.
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I'll lose my Super Tramp title at this rate.Originally posted by hyperD View PostMy dear fellow, I disagree entirely, it's all in the marinating like any game bird and beast. If you follow these simple techniques, you will discover such wondrous flavours and textures not found in a commercially farmed chicken.Originally posted by RichardCranium View PostNo, they don't. They're nasty and gamey and tough.
Originally posted by RichardCranium View PostPS Don't buy cheap 'meat' curries from all-night curry shops in Westbourne Grove.
Always buy your cat comestibles from a reputable Chinese take-away.
Talking of which, wanna know my roadkill recipe for a catshake?
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Just seen this, oddly. Some more useful replies for you possibly:
Mumsnet Discussions - To ask you if this is illegal? Cat related. Discussions - Am I being unreasonable?
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My dear fellow, I disagree entirely, it's all in the marinating like any game bird and beast. If you follow these simple techniques, you will discover such wondrous flavours and textures not found in a commercially farmed chicken.Originally posted by RichardCranium View PostNo, they don't. They're nasty and gamey and tough.
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I used to think that cats did nice little sanitised poos, like owl pellets or something. I also used to think that I had the most revolting and rancid bum in the animal kingdom.
Then I met Mrs EO and her cats. I was forced to concede defeat after waging a ten year rear-guard action. Despite being fuelled by ten pints a night, various kebabs, curries and tins of beans, I was eventually forced to surrender by Brewster, and her weapons of mass destruction.
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Don't take this advice.Originally posted by Alf W View PostThe answer's simple. Get yourself a cat. I've got two and I've not found a 'cat egg' in the garden for many years.
I've got a cat (
) and it tulips 2 foot from the front door and back doors, tulips on the decking, tulips on the front gravel drive, front lawn and back lawn.
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