Tony W said:
"Gary Sinnott" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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If you mean what I think you mean, my better-half has found that rubbing the neighbour's cat's
nose in a pile of it's own stops it from even coming near the garden. For some reason the feline
f'wits take great offence and avoid the garden like it's full of Pit Bulls 🙂
Clearly, if the feline craps in my garden -- and I have strong evidence to refute the claim made by
ALL cat owners that 'they always bury it' -- I think a painful death for the feline and the stupid
owner is appropriate.
Aah - but they *do* always bury it - that's why the owner never sees any in *their* gardens. It's
always sitting *on* yours 😉
Quoted message said:However, I am unwilling to spend effort catching the think to smash its nose in the
afforementioned [censored].
This one was just in passing - thought it could slink by in that feline way - got grabbed by the
scruff and a hand in a plastic bag did the rest. Not seen the cat since. Must be wondering why
everything it now sniffs smells of cat s***.
Quoted message said:If the feline is just passing through I might allow it a less painful death.
Quoted message said:Not my idea of fun though - my personal "£!%&(" is winged rats and their tarmac eating ammonia
specials. Some of the paths around here are shredded. Phasers on barbecue.
A resident Magpie seems to keep them at bay 🙂 However, it also keeps all other birds at bay
as well 🙁
Phasers on kill seems a better solution.
To keep (vaguely) on topic -- I also want a handle bar mounted phaser to eliminate all those f'wits
who have a canine on the end of a very long piece of string -- normally found with the canine on
one side of my route and the 'human' (I doubt this as no human would be so stupid -- they must be
mutant aliens) on the other. And, to make the world a happier place we could phaser the canine as
well -- that would stop its manic yapping 🙂
T
No - with them you make an example for any others in the area so they learn to stay outta the way -
a Klingon disruptor would do it. Very painful & nasty. Suddenly, no mutants to worry about 🙂
Go for the bar mounted autocannon type using a helmet mounted HUD and voice control - but you'll
need to learn to speak Klingon first. Just enough to be able to say "enemy" and "friend". You'll get
some odd looks from passers-by but not for very long. Also works wonders for boy racers and large
trucks at traffic lights.
Not sure if you can get them mail order here yet but I'm sure Maplin do the parts 🙁
Gary
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