Speeding doesn't kill puppies, it kills cats

Speeding doesn't kill puppies, it kills cats

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Sensibleboy

1,143 posts

125 months

Monday 26th January 2015
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I hate it when next doors cat sts on my well kept lawn...

V8forweekends

2,481 posts

124 months

Monday 26th January 2015
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Sensibleboy said:
I hate it when next doors cat sts on my well kept lawn...
About the only thing I hate more than the st the little sts leave everywhere is when their owners say "it isn't cats, it's foxes/hedgehogs/aliens" when we know full well it's the cats.

LucreLout

908 posts

118 months

Monday 26th January 2015
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SteveSteveson said:
How about not letting your bird killing pond destroying menace wander around in the road?

As you may be able to tell I don't like cat's. However, I would never wish harm on them, in fact quite the opposite, I think people should be responsible for them like every other domesticated animal and keep them off the roads.
Careful there...

It's not that I disagree with a single word you've written, but I was helping a poster with ideas for a cat relocation based solution to a crapping issue, and the thread got moved into homes & gardens, where my post became inappropriate for their standards, leading to a 30 day ban hehe Oops frown


Blakewater

4,309 posts

157 months

Monday 26th January 2015
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I hate it when football fans st on mine. Seriously, I live near a football ground and people park all round the estate where I live and use it as a toilet after the match. I think football should be banned personally. How sure are you it's cats in your case?

B'stard Child

28,397 posts

246 months

Monday 26th January 2015
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Cat people

Dog people

Hamster people

Car people

Tree hugging people

World is full of people - to just others by your own opinions isn't going to end well especially if you go on the extreme edge of opinion.....



DKS

1,675 posts

184 months

Monday 26th January 2015
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I would say a cat is more aware and more spritely than a 5-10 year old child. I fking hate kids, but even I think they shouldn't be run over by speeding motorists. So really it's a valid argument overall.
FWIW my two cats are very well trained around cars. They've grown up around cars being all over the drive and in the garden and they seem to have sussed to stay out of the road and away from a car with a running engine. They also only crap in my back garden. frown

Tickle

4,919 posts

204 months

Monday 26th January 2015
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Blakewater said:
I hate it when football fans st on mine. Seriously, I live near a football ground and people park all round the estate where I live and use it as a toilet after the match. I think football should be banned personally. How sure are you it's cats in your case?
I agree, but I am quite sure the football fans scensoredg in you area would be fined if caught, same as a dog owner if they let their dog scensoredt without picking it up.
However I have never heard of the cat owners who let their 'pet' roam free; not seeming to care where they scensoredt being fined.

Especially the repeat offending Siamese thing that frequents my neighbourhood.

B'stard Child

28,397 posts

246 months

Monday 26th January 2015
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I'm guessing there has been some clean up or the post above my last one was deleted by poster

funkyrobot

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18,789 posts

228 months

Tuesday 27th January 2015
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B'stard Child said:
I'm guessing there has been some clean up or the post above my last one was deleted by poster
There have been a few cats cleaned up. smile

Joking. I have a cat. smile

I suppose I'll be hunted down by the cats protection league PH admin now.

funkyrobot

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18,789 posts

228 months

Tuesday 27th January 2015
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Blakewater said:
I hate it when football fans st on mine. Seriously, I live near a football ground and people park all round the estate where I live and use it as a toilet after the match. I think football should be banned personally. How sure are you it's cats in your case?
Does that really happen?

If so, that's terrible.

PanzerCommander

5,026 posts

218 months

Tuesday 27th January 2015
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rofl I cannot believe this is a real thing, it has to be an early April fools surely?

Seriously though a 30mph speed limit will not save a cat, as one found out to its cost last year when it went bang, thump, thump.

Schemes like this do nothing other than reducing the credibility of road safety awareness, cat owners should appreciate that if they want their animals to be able to roam freely then they have to deal with exactly the same dangers as any other wild animal. A mate of mine lives near a busy NSL dual carriage way so he keeps his cat indoors, resulting in the cat not being run over.

Nedzilla

2,439 posts

174 months

Tuesday 27th January 2015
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I say run em all over! I have an area of bark chippings in my front garden which seems to be the designated st house for all the local cats. It's Not easy to see as cat st is a similar colour to to the bark and sometimes they even go to the trouble of covering it. The stink,particularly in the summer can be quite unpleasant!

If you don't want your cat to get killed then don't let it out and maybe we won't have to put up with cat st everywhere as a bonus.

Dave Hedgehog

14,550 posts

204 months

Tuesday 27th January 2015
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Nedzilla said:
I say run em all over! I have an area of bark chippings in my front garden which seems to be the designated st house for all the local cats. It's Not easy to see as cat st is a similar colour to to the bark and sometimes they even go to the trouble of covering it. The stink,particularly in the summer can be quite unpleasant!

If you don't want your cat to get killed then don't let it out and maybe we won't have to put up with cat st everywhere as a bonus.
lol you made the perfect cat latrine and wonder why they que up to dump in it

use stone chippings, they wont poop in that smile


Stu247

811 posts

246 months

Tuesday 27th January 2015
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If killing a cat is deemed an issue then they should be licensed and the owners held responsible for letting them stray

funkyrobot

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18,789 posts

228 months

Tuesday 27th January 2015
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Stu247 said:
If killing a cat is deemed an issue then they should be licensed and the owners held responsible for letting them stray
From the above story, it seems like cats frequently use the roads. Therefore, the big question is - should cats pay road tax?

Nedzilla

2,439 posts

174 months

Tuesday 27th January 2015
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Dave Hedgehog said:
Nedzilla said:
I say run em all over! I have an area of bark chippings in my front garden which seems to be the designated st house for all the local cats. It's Not easy to see as cat st is a similar colour to to the bark and sometimes they even go to the trouble of covering it. The stink,particularly in the summer can be quite unpleasant!

If you don't want your cat to get killed then don't let it out and maybe we won't have to put up with cat st everywhere as a bonus.
lol you made the perfect cat latrine and wonder why they que up to dump in it

use stone chippings, they wont poop in that smile
I thought about it when I did the work as I have a stone chipped area closer to the house but the bark chipped area is at the front next to the road where the kids play and if it was stones they would be throwing them everywhere,playing cricket with them and God knows what else!

v8250

2,724 posts

211 months

Tuesday 27th January 2015
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lufbramatt said:
Careful what you say on here about cats, a load of us got reported and banned from the homes+garden section for making tongue in cheek comments about the evil things . . . laugh
You too? The PH Gestapo gave me an end of month ban for some humourous imagination on that thread; and me, a true cat and dog lover. The PH Gestapo need to learn some realism and to be able to differentiate between intelligently put innocent humour and offensive bad manners.

Leins

9,468 posts

148 months

Tuesday 27th January 2015
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Instead of slowing the cars down, can they not speed the cats up?

v8250

2,724 posts

211 months

Tuesday 27th January 2015
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The Crack Fox said:
This is the most sensible thing I've read on on PH in years. Can we get their legs remapped or something? Or paint them in some kind of high-vis coating so they're easier to hit. Miss. I mean miss. Honest.
Or even something similar to this...must vastly improve road safety hehe



Dave Hedgehog

14,550 posts

204 months

Tuesday 27th January 2015
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Nedzilla said:
Dave Hedgehog said:
Nedzilla said:
I say run em all over! I have an area of bark chippings in my front garden which seems to be the designated st house for all the local cats. It's Not easy to see as cat st is a similar colour to to the bark and sometimes they even go to the trouble of covering it. The stink,particularly in the summer can be quite unpleasant!

If you don't want your cat to get killed then don't let it out and maybe we won't have to put up with cat st everywhere as a bonus.
lol you made the perfect cat latrine and wonder why they que up to dump in it

use stone chippings, they wont poop in that smile
I thought about it when I did the work as I have a stone chipped area closer to the house but the bark chipped area is at the front next to the road where the kids play and if it was stones they would be throwing them everywhere,playing cricket with them and God knows what else!
claymores with laser trip wires will solve your kid/cat problem with a single handy device