Pet Hates

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jennymae

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#81
Yell at the owner and say "sweetie is out gettin' some sugar. He'll probably be out all night so shut up and go to sleep!" lol
You can't say stuff like that, I'm almost dying here lololol;)
 
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wwjd_kilden

Guest
#83
Pour sugar in her garden, say you thought she needed it
wait for ants to arrive
 
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wwjd_kilden

Guest
#85
Dunno.... I didn't run into British ants, only midges .... come to think of it, midges might eat the cat
 
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Miri

Guest
#86
Dunno.... I didn't run into British ants, only midges .... come to think of it, midges might eat the cat

Humm now you got me thinking...wonder what curried cat tastes like..maybe like chicken!
 

notmyown

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#87
maybe not all?

there are a few who dive bomb my chair when i have coffee on the deck in the morning, though.

lol... not much bugs me, really... even that was a stretch. :p
 
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Depleted

Guest
#88
Hard to tell the difference between a BIG bee and a hummingbird. Besides, it's already established. Most of us (you and me excluded) hate birds. lol
 
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Depleted

Guest
#89
Oh my, I discovered a new pet hate over the last few days... I think I'm
gonna shoot someone or something!


One of our neighbours has got a new cat they have named SWEETIE, aaargh...

Picture this, it's red hot at night, you open your bedroom window and suddenly this is
what you hear at midnight just as you are nicely nodding off to sleep.

"Sweetie, it's mummy, time to come home sweetie". Shakes box of cat food.
"Come in Sweetie it's bed time". More shaking of box of cat food.
"Come on darling, time to come in now, mummy has got something for you to eat".
Shakes cat food again.

Sweetie does not appear so door gets slammed shut.

20 minutes later door opens, shakes box of cat food again.

"Sweetie come and see what I have got for you, come in now it's bed time".
More shaking of cat food - do you have any idea how loud a box of cat food sounds when
you shake it hard!

"Come to mummy Sweetie, it's getting late now".

On and on it continues every 20 minutes or so.


Any suggestions anyone, should I shoot the cat, the owner or should I aim for the box
of cat food?

Im starting to have evil thoughts due to sleep deprivation! :(
I'm still stuck imagining "red hot night" in England. I thought nights there come in foggy, thus clammy.

Seriously? I'd think I'd shout out, "Sweetie is spending the night with TomCat. I might join them, because a yowling tom cat has to be quieter than this."

She'll never figure out who said that because of the fog.
 

Ruth

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May 14, 2016
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#90
Actually that doesn't bother me...it's more when answering a question. I see/hear it on interviews all the time. For instance:

Question: "Could you explain what happened when you witnessed the accident?"
Typical beginning of answer: "So the car approached me at speed."

What exactly is the purpose for the prefixed "So" in this reply?

Well, ya know......jk
 
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Depleted

Guest
#91
Would they eat the cat!
If it does, then pour the sugar on her. The cat can't help what name her slave gave her. And she's just doing what comes natural to cats. I trained my cat well. He came when I whistled. It's all in how good the cat food is. Box food? I'd still be waiting for the cat to come home 30 years later. lol
 
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Miri

Guest
#93
I'm still stuck imagining "red hot night" in England. I thought nights there come in foggy, thus clammy.

Seriously? I'd think I'd shout out, "Sweetie is spending the night with TomCat. I might join them, because a yowling tom cat has to be quieter than this."

She'll never figure out who said that because of the fog.
You've been watching too much Sherlock Holmes. :D
It gets warm....sometimes...
Worse is when it's warm and humid, keep the window closed and it's too uncomfortable,
open the window and hear a mad woman yelling .....SWEETIE...
 

notmyown

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#94
Hard to tell the difference between a BIG bee and a hummingbird. Besides, it's already established. Most of us (you and me excluded) hate birds. lol
i have four bird feeders! it's why i have coffee on the deck, so i can watch the birds.

i just don't like those zippy little things that sound like Black Hawks buzzing around my head.

did i mention i startle easily? lol
 
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MadParrotWoman

Guest
#95
We don't get hummingbirds in the UK, to have these in the garden would be amazing. I saw some in Jamaica - wow!
 

JesusLives

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#96
Old age....mine that is.... of course it beats the alternative of a dirt nap.....lol
 
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Miri

Guest
#97
Pet hate - when the printer at works jams, you spend ages
opening up the tray and slot thingys trying to work out where the jam is.

You remove a whole load of screwed up paper, close it all up.
Wait.... Nothing happens all the lights are still flashing.

Open it up all over again, burn your fingers trying to reach into the hot innards of
the machine. Find a teeny weeny piece of paper the size of a finger nail.

Close it all up it whirs into motion, then it beeps to say it's ran out of tonor! Waaargh

Where's the hammer!
 
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wwjd_kilden

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#98
If you don't want the birds, send them here <3
 

notmyown

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#99
*ellie packs up dozens of hummingbirds to send to Europe*


;)
 
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Ultimatum77

Guest
Oh my, I discovered a new pet hate over the last few days... I think I'm
gonna shoot someone or something!


One of our neighbours has got a new cat they have named SWEETIE, aaargh...

Picture this, it's red hot at night, you open your bedroom window and suddenly this is
what you hear at midnight just as you are nicely nodding off to sleep.

"Sweetie, it's mummy, time to come home sweetie". Shakes box of cat food.
"Come in Sweetie it's bed time". More shaking of box of cat food.
"Come on darling, time to come in now, mummy has got something for you to eat".
Shakes cat food again.

Sweetie does not appear so door gets slammed shut.

20 minutes later door opens, shakes box of cat food again.

"Sweetie come and see what I have got for you, come in now it's bed time".
More shaking of cat food - do you have any idea how loud a box of cat food sounds when
you shake it hard!

"Come to mummy Sweetie, it's getting late now".

On and on it continues every 20 minutes or so.


Any suggestions anyone, should I shoot the cat, the owner or should I aim for the box
of cat food?

Im starting to have evil thoughts due to sleep deprivation! :(
Just use a fake dog bark app for your iphone/android and then connect to your bluetooth speaker...it will scare the cat into the dumb neighbor's house or scare the neighbor...either way a win-win hahahaha...:)