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killer cat in london
mangogrooveworkshop - 13/12/04 at 05:35 PM

Killer cat prowling round London link

krlthms - 14/12/04 at 07:04 AM

Sedatives huh?
They should try E!

krlthms - 14/12/04 at 07:05 AM

Catnip joints?

krlthms - 14/12/04 at 07:06 AM

Cut his goolies off; always works.

Deckman001 - 14/12/04 at 08:14 AM

That,or the others should get themselves a lynx, that would make it fairer !!
And yes i do have a cat, and it gets bullied by another huge cat, but that one runs when it see's me, so we get our own back

Jason

MikeRJ - 14/12/04 at 09:53 PM

I'm most surprised the neighbours haven't disposed of this thing yet.

Brother had a problem with other cats going into his house, terrorising his cats, eating their food and then pissing everywhere. He replaced his cat flap in his conservatory with one that could be set to one-way only, removed anything of value and went to work. Came back to find an unhappy cat, who having come in for a wee in his conservatory couldn't get back out. A few rounds of the supersoaker ensured it never came back.

wheelsinsteadofhooves - 14/12/04 at 10:10 PM

neighbors should get a dog. scare the crap out of cats every time. and dogs way cooler cats (sorry cat lovers, but secretly you know its true)



god im going to get a lot of hate mail.

gazza285 - 14/12/04 at 10:15 PM

quote:
Originally posted by wheelsinsteadofhooves
neighbors should get a dog. scare the crap out of cats every time. and dogs way cooler cats (sorry cat lovers, but secretly you know its true)



god im going to get a lot of hate mail.


You having a laugh?

James - 15/12/04 at 10:09 AM

Cats anyday!

None of that bloody taking them for a walk for a start!

James

wheelsinsteadofhooves - 15/12/04 at 10:13 AM

cats? - ok quite "cute" as kittens but then all they want is food, and sordid sex in a back ally (actually there quite human). dogs though - loyal companions, mans best friend, hunters, and manly sized - mostly.
i stand by my post. 1 for dogs

Peteff - 15/12/04 at 10:57 AM

Cats should be kept inside and taken out like dogs, then they would be acceptable as an alternative to a dog. There is one trying to climb the tree down my garden to catch a pigeon right now. Little does it realise that the pigeon is going to fly away and I am going to knock it down with the clothes prop very shortly. This is in the interest of science as I wish to see if they do always land on their feet.

Staple balls - 15/12/04 at 11:54 AM

I think everyone's missing the points here.

cats are their own beings, they exist alongside people but are still independant and can live alone if they need to, not to mention that they're intelligent and care about people.

dogs on the other hand are mostly mindless creatures that just exist, and have the potential to kill you quite easily.

mangogrooveworkshop - 15/12/04 at 01:12 PM

quote:
Originally posted by Staple balls
I think everyone's missing the points here.
about people.

dogs on the other hand are mostly mindless creatures that just exist, and have the potential to kill you quite easily.



Just to demonstrate that fact link here

Deckman001 - 15/12/04 at 01:41 PM

VERY VERY Good !!!!!

but where was the comparison with 'cats' ??

Jason

Staple balls - 15/12/04 at 01:55 PM

quote:
Originally posted by Deckman001
VERY VERY Good !!!!!

but where was the comparison with 'cats' ??

Jason



Google image search for "pussy"*?


*almost certainly NOT work safe

Deckman001 - 15/12/04 at 02:16 PM

Yeah i know i could have done that but was trying not to lower the tone !! I guess it was just too tempting

Jason

Made it to the third page before it got interesting

[Edited on 15/12/04 by Deckman001]

ChrisJLW - 15/12/04 at 03:26 PM

Where do I get one!!!

There are shed loads of cats round where I live it'd be good to reduce the population even if it mean't getting one!