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Easy 10

Brain dead MUG SHEEP
Jul 5, 2003
62,402
Location Location
Most cats run when they have a little water sprayed at them.
Thats fine if its just a case of keeping an unwelcome cat out of the garden or something. However, as it was in my house, I was a bit preoccupied with keeping the cat away from the bird. The first time it came in, it went crazy chasing around the lounge after the bird till I got hold of it and threw it out. The second time, as it was rapidly on its way in through the small open window, I was not about to leave it there while I went the kitchen to get some water to throw at it.

The trouble is, this cat now KNOWS there is a small domestic bird in this room it visits, and its hunting instincts keep bringing it back to have another go. I don;t want my pet bird killed. Other than leaving the back door and windows permanently shut in my living room, what else am I supposed to do but be distinctly unpleasant towards this creature ?

I;m genuinely open to suggestions.
 




glasfryn

cleaning up cat sick
Nov 29, 2005
20,261
somewhere in Eastbourne
f***ing thing.

So about 2 or 3 nights ago, I'm minding my own business watching TV on the sofa in the front room. Casper is sitting on my hand practising his Colonel Bogey whistle. Easy 8 is at the front door chatting with one of his friends (with the door open). All of a sudden, my front room is INVADED by this cat who runs in. Thankfully Casper is on the ball and flies immediately up to the curtain rail, whilst I grab this cat by the scruff of the neck, drag it into the hallway, and HURL it out the front door. Bastard. Casper, a little shaken (understandably), flies back down and remains on my shoulder for most of the evening, but is a little subdued and stays unusually quiet till I put him away for the night.

Now, about twenty minutes ago, I'm sitting here at my desk in the front room. Caspers in his cage. The smaller high-up front room window is open, and I hear some scrabbling outside. I open the curtains, and that BASTARD cat is right there at the window, having scrambled up, and he thinks he's on his way into my front room again for another go at Casper. f*** that. I launched a full-on punch into the cats ribs, sent him flying back onto my patio where he hits the table and slides onto the floor. He runs and leaps up to the shed roof. I dashed outside and picked up a ceramic shell-like ornament, and hurled it at him just as he's turning to flee, striking a glancing blow on its arse. With a yowl and a hiss he's into next doors garden and off.

I'm worried now though. If I forget to close my window one night, that cat is going to be IN here and trying to savage my little pet. I will not hesitate to execute explosive violence on that feline fiend whenever I see it in my garden. Its had its warning tonight - if it comes round again, the gloves are off. I don't care who's cat it is.


you would have to be worried if it had been my cat.





shut your windows.






or get rid of the bird.







or move
 




Uncle Spielberg

Well-known member
Jul 6, 2003
43,093
Lancing
I don't really like Cats, their bastards the lot of them, they come in when its time for food and then feck off and kill birds and things for tormenting and pleasure and play with them as they die and don't even eat them , they have no loyalty to their owners and their shit smells very bad.
 




glasfryn

cleaning up cat sick
Nov 29, 2005
20,261
somewhere in Eastbourne
I don't really like Cats, their bastards the lot of them, they come in when its time for food and then feck off and kill birds and things for tormenting and pleasure and play with them as they die and don't even eat them , they have no loyalty to their owners and their shit smells very bad.

you obviously know nothing about domestic cats then.
 


Basil Fawlty

Don't Mention The War
f***ing thing.

So about 2 or 3 nights ago, I'm minding my own business watching TV on the sofa in the front room. Casper is sitting on my hand practising his Colonel Bogey whistle. Easy 8 is at the front door chatting with one of his friends (with the door open). All of a sudden, my front room is INVADED by this cat who runs in. Thankfully Casper is on the ball and flies immediately up to the curtain rail, whilst I grab this cat by the scruff of the neck, drag it into the hallway, and HURL it out the front door. Bastard. Casper, a little shaken (understandably), flies back down and remains on my shoulder for most of the evening, but is a little subdued and stays unusually quiet till I put him away for the night.

Now, about twenty minutes ago, I'm sitting here at my desk in the front room. Caspers in his cage. The smaller high-up front room window is open, and I hear some scrabbling outside. I open the curtains, and that BASTARD cat is right there at the window, having scrambled up, and he thinks he's on his way into my front room again for another go at Casper. f*** that. I launched a full-on punch into the cats ribs, sent him flying back onto my patio where he hits the table and slides onto the floor. He runs and leaps up to the shed roof. I dashed outside and picked up a ceramic shell-like ornament, and hurled it at him just as he's turning to flee, striking a glancing blow on its arse. With a yowl and a hiss he's into next doors garden and off.

I'm worried now though. If I forget to close my window one night, that cat is going to be IN here and trying to savage my little pet. I will not hesitate to execute explosive violence on that feline fiend whenever I see it in my garden. Its had its warning tonight - if it comes round again, the gloves are off. I don't care who's cat it is.

You evil bastard Easy, I'm a cat lover and it is their nature to go after an bird. Hopefully the cat will eat it, and then you'll see not to mess with them!
 


Uncle Spielberg

Well-known member
Jul 6, 2003
43,093
Lancing
I have 2 dogs and mighty fine specimens they are too
 






glasfryn

cleaning up cat sick
Nov 29, 2005
20,261
somewhere in Eastbourne
I have 2 dogs and mighty fine specimens they are too

but .........................no cats?

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Grendel

New member
Jul 28, 2005
3,251
Seaford
You evil bastard Easy, I'm a cat lover and it is their nature to go after an bird. Hopefully the cat will eat it, and then you'll see not to mess with them!

Using the "it's their nature" argument surely serves to justify what Easy did? It's his nature to protect his pet bird from being eaten by a cat.
 




Uncle Spielberg

Well-known member
Jul 6, 2003
43,093
Lancing
Dogs are so much cooler and more fun and more loyal and have better personalties that Cat's aren't even at the races , infact I feel a poll coming on
 


Icy Gull

Back on the rollercoaster
Jul 5, 2003
72,015
Has anyone ever managed to actually get the cat with the water over them? In my experience the bastards move too quickly


I have no time for cats, users and abusers and f***ing EVIL in the way they toy with things before they kill them. At least a dog just kills outright.
 


Icy Gull

Back on the rollercoaster
Jul 5, 2003
72,015
Dogs are so much cooler and more fun and more loyal and have better personalties that Cat's aren't even at the races , infact I feel a poll coming on


Do it with an option for HATING cats plse
 






glasfryn

cleaning up cat sick
Nov 29, 2005
20,261
somewhere in Eastbourne
Using the "it's their nature" argument surely serves to justify what Easy did? It's his nature to protect his pet bird from being eaten by a cat.

True but you can't prosecute the cat for going after the bird but on the other hand poor easy could find himself answering some rather sticky questions about going after the cat.


shut your windows easy just enough to stop the cat getting in.

the cat might be hungry tried feeding it?

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