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Originally posted by Epiphone View Post1. Your neighbour sounds like an idiot. Why a note and not a knock on the door?
2. We're OK using "gay" as a pejorative now are we? I assume we can use n****r on CUK now, too.
3. Grow up.
ok.
I have this honkey scaredy-cat and I squirted him
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Originally posted by Troll View PostNice attempt to link any perceived slight to the shirt lifting community with racism ...get over yourself
"I remember the day well. The mem'sahib and I were drinking tea in the hills of Togologoland ready for a bit of tiffin when she pointed out that it was the 28th and maybe I could use one of the punkawallahs instead."
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1. Your neighbour sounds like an idiot. Why a note and not a knock on the door?
2. We're OK using "gay" as a pejorative now are we? I assume we can use n****r on CUK now, too.
3. Grow up.
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Years ago my cat fell off windowsill of upstairs window and fell though my corrugated plastic carport underneath.
Luckily, I realise that 'animal damage' was not covered on house insurance so I waited till it was a bit windy LOL.
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Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostI have never claimed to be a nice person.
Some people here think I am a nice person because I am non-confrontational, non-political and know a few good jokes.
But they have never met my cat.
Oreo is a black and white male. We got him to replace Biscuit, because the best way to keep aggressive cats out, is to have a lion of your own.
Excepts Oreo is a faggot.
He is the gay-boy of the cat world. A total coward of an @rse licking faggotty cat.
AND...he gets stuck on the roof.
He gets stuck and he wont come down. He whines and cries and whinges, but he wont come down.
LAST WEEKEND ... jeeeeez, the neighbours stuck a note through the door 'There is a black and white cat trapped on the kitchen roof. It has been there all day, it keeps looking over the edge and cries. just letting you know. number 16'
So I waited till the missus was at work. I waited till the little faggot was trapped on the roof, I got the grandkids supersoaker from the garage, I filled it and pumped it up, I opened the rear bedroom window, then I said
'puss puss puss puss , foodies foodies. nibbles nibbles'
then when I saw his pathetic little catty-head BAM BAM.
Two hard squirts. The little faggot ran around in circles
BAM BAM.
he ran to the edge
BAM BAM.
over he went, onto the gate and down.
See, I told you it was do able. (faggot)
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Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostExacterly.
I pointed out to the missus that you never see the skeleton of a cat stuck up a tree.
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Originally posted by bless 'em all View PostA mate of mine work in the fire service - when the little old ladies call them because a cats up the tree they come out, get the ladders out and make like they'll climb up and rescue it - then one of them takes the old lady in and makes her a cup of tea - meanwhile the hose is rolled out - two seconds of that at high pressure and the kitty either flies or gets out of the tree.
Moral of the story? Feck 'em they're only cats.
I pointed out to the missus that you never see the skeleton of a cat stuck up a tree.
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A mate of mine work in the fire service - when the little old ladies call them because a cats up the tree they come out, get the ladders out and make like they'll climb up and rescue it - then one of them takes the old lady in and makes her a cup of tea - meanwhile the hose is rolled out - two seconds of that at high pressure and the kitty either flies or gets out of the tree.
Moral of the story? Feck 'em they're only cats.
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Your cat sounds a lot like one of my dogs.
Yes, my dog has gotten himself stuck on the roof before. The conservatory roof, to be precise.
He gets onto said roof by climbing around on the bedroom windowsill - inside and and outside. And then falling off.
Maybe he was raised by a cat.
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