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AIBU?

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To throw cat poo over my neighbour's fence?

387 replies

Sixofone · 20/06/2007 22:17

I suspect I probably am but have had a few glasses of wine so here goes!

My neighbour's cat turds all over my garden and it's really pissing me off, especially as dd crawls around out there and will eat anything. So, DH stalks the cat, surmises that, because it spends an inordinate amount of time statistically on one particular neighbour's flat roof, it must belong to them.

So, I tipped a whole bucket of saved up cat poo (I mean, what else can you do with it - it surely isn't nice to put it in the black bin with your food waste?) over the fence, so it is now sat there in a rather suspicious looking mound. Some of the turds have gone mouldy. I expect my neighbours will see it in the morning. I have now had to throw the bucket away. Do you think they'll think it's me, or just a rather large cat? AIBU for being a cat poo thrower?

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weebleswobble · 21/06/2007 23:01

Oh UCM, you are a girl

nightowl · 21/06/2007 23:00

no you dont ucm

ADMIT IT!!

UCM · 21/06/2007 23:00

Nite Girls.xxxx

nightowl · 21/06/2007 22:59

oh and from me too because i have to tear myself away from this thread now. give mini and stumpy big cuddle wuddles and fluffyness from me. "MWWWWAAAAA"

UCM · 21/06/2007 22:59

YOU forget I got a bloody kitten 10 years ago when I was nice what had a weepy eye.

I fucking hate cats!!! I liked them once, they were sweet fluffy kittens. But now they want to sleep in the places that my beautiful newborn wants to sleep or play. I hate them.

weebleswobble · 21/06/2007 22:57

If you're off UCM, do give Mini and Stumpy a big fat kiss and cuddle from me x

weebleswobble · 21/06/2007 22:55

I will post if I get a reply lol. Kittypoopoo might take offence at my question though.

I love pets - granted not a dog lover, but I don't wish them any harm

accordiongirl · 21/06/2007 22:55

Our cat-next-door is called Saddam. Throwing his poo back could get dodgy...

nightowl · 21/06/2007 22:54

oh but ucm...you are a pet lover dont forget.

UCM · 21/06/2007 22:54

x posted Weebs

nightowl · 21/06/2007 22:53

you have to post it if you do weebles, i shall be thinking of this tomorrow at work!

weebleswobble · 21/06/2007 22:53

I asked how she managed to train her cats to urinate in what is essentially a washing up bowl.

I've come round now in case you were wondering. UCM posted without referring to 'you bastards' and I was quite overcome.

UCM · 21/06/2007 22:53

I think we have to shut up now or the Mumsnet pet lovers may delete this thread.

Nice to meet you all.

Sixofone · 21/06/2007 22:52

Weebles can't wait till tomorrow to hear if you get a reply!

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Sixofone · 21/06/2007 22:51

LOLOLOL

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KerryMum · 21/06/2007 22:49

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weebleswobble · 21/06/2007 22:48
UCM · 21/06/2007 22:47

Weeble, that was FUNNY

Ecmo · 21/06/2007 22:45

sixofone
Here is how you do it
www.karawynn.net/mishacat/toilet.html

nightowl · 21/06/2007 22:45

or bob

nightowl · 21/06/2007 22:44

ahem, like i said, they only crap in my grass when it gets long, hence the need for strimming. not the same as mowing, goes everywhere.

be glad julie didnt get the strimmer out is all i can say.

weebleswobble · 21/06/2007 22:40

Sixofone I have emailed and asked that very question!

weebleswobble · 21/06/2007 22:40

I haven't had the pleasure of strimming or mowing turds because they poop on the earth at the bottom of the garden or somewhere else. I bet it sends it flying!

Sixofone · 21/06/2007 22:40

I wonder how you actually train your cat to turd in a washing up bowl?

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