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Barmaid | 16:42 Thu 02nd May 2013 | Animals & Nature
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Now, I appreciate that cats can be a nuisance. I am also more than happy if someone wants to give the ones that choose to live here a squirt with the hosepipe if they are a nuisance. I have also offered to pay for any damage previously.

However, I will NOT countenance some evil Sugar throwing bleach over one them which is potentially dangerous to him and to me. If I catch that ****** there will be real trouble. If you want to kill a cat, do the bloody decent thing and shoot it - not let it suffer a slow lingering death from licking something caustic.

It's been reported. I just think it is bang out of order. Having done some mental computation, this is not the first time. I also think it is the same person who complains about my trees and my cockerel (I don't actually have a bloody cockerel). I'll calm down soon. No question, just a rant.
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I was never a cat lover, in fact I was allergic to them in my younger years, however I went away to work for a short while, when I got home one week my wife had obtained a cat via the CPL, we never really hit it off, apparently the cat had been abused by a previous male owner, she had lost all her hair and was such a state. That was 15 years ago, we still have the cat, she's still wary of me but we get on a lot better. We rescued another cat last year, she had also been abused, she took to me straight away and I'm not ashamed to say that I love her to bits, my opinion has changed on cats for the better, but listening to work colleagues and 'Blokes' in the pub I understand that there is a lot of prejudice against these harmless pets. I can tell you for one, if any person regardless of standing or stature hurt either of my cats I would swing for them, I think it is only a sneak and a coward that could possess the notion or contemplation to hurt a cat. Sorry, just had to say it...
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Don't apologise Otto. I am only vaguely simmering now rather than boiling mad. If I actually knew who it was for sure, I'd have already given them a piece of my mind.
Sometimes I am ashamed that I am the same species as those &#%$@s.
Anyone hurts my pets, I hurt them - simples !

Despicable b**** throwing bleach on a helpless cat. I despair of the human race, I really do.
This is horrendous - good on you for such quick thinking. I still think I'd go to the police though - at least it would be on record if, God forbid, it happens again. In any case whoever did it couldn't be sure there weren't children over the fence, they could have done a lot more damage, the spray could have blinded someone.
that is horrible! I hope your cat is ok. And why are they complaining about your trees? I know that's not the point but it's bugging me
If someone did that to my cat, I'd probably take a cricket bat to the c**t's head.
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I can't be sure it is her, Blackthorn, but it strikes me it probably is.

I have no idea why she complains about the trees. They were here a long time before she was and they are kept properly lopped etc. She just moans about anything and everything. She reckons that because of our trees nothing will grow that side of the garden. Well a) it is a north facing garden and b) she only plants plastic plants anyway.

Bloody woman chucks the leaves back over the fence, together with any stones that might be in her hand and never mind whether I am sitting on the seat beneath the fence.

Mind you, she does cut her front hedge with nail scissors........
Plants plastic plants and cuts her hedge with nail scissors BM, time the men in White coats payed her a visit I think .
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