Getting pissed

unixpirate

Pitty Party
How do you keep the ucking cat off the counters. :smack: I hate that more then anything.

Will someone help a brotha out :jameo: before I hurt this animal? :notreally:
 

DoWhat

Deplorable
PREMO Member
unixpirate said:
How do you keep the ucking cat off the counters. :smack: I hate that more then anything.

Will someone help a brotha out :jameo: before I hurt this animal? :notreally:
Cover counter with tin foil.
And get a squirt gun.
 

bohman

Well-Known Member
Verbal intimidation worked for ours. I'm betting you've already tried that, though, so I probably can't help much.

I've never tried it - but I've heard that they don't like walking on crumpled up aluminum foil. Try covering the open areas of counter with that overnight?
 

unixpirate

Pitty Party
DoWhat said:
Cover counter with tin foil.
And get a squirt gun.


Wut up DW :howdy:

Right now I put bleach on it and it seems to be working. I'm afraid it's going to kill 'em tho if he jumps up and then licks his paws.

The view from the TV and my laptop won't allow me to see the counters to be able to do that. :popcorn:
 

FromTexas

This Space for Rent
unixpirate said:
How do you keep the ucking cat off the counters. :smack: I hate that more then anything.

Will someone help a brotha out :jameo: before I hurt this animal? :notreally:

If they don't have legs they can't jump.
 

aps45819

24/7 Single Dad
Dutch6 said:
That's to large a caliber, it'll go right through the cat and then you'll have to spackel a hole in the wall. It's been my experience that .22 shorts work well for use inside the house with minimal pass-thru damage.

... and the holes need less spackling :lol:
 

Dutch6

"Fluffy world destroyer"
aps45819 said:
That's to large a caliber, it'll go right through the cat and then you'll have to spackel a hole in the wall. It's been my experience that .22 shorts work well for use inside the house with minimal pass-thru damage.

... and the holes need less spackling :lol:
Yes, this is true but you take away a lot of the fun factor!
 
aps45819 said:
That's to large a caliber, it'll go right through the cat and then you'll have to spackel a hole in the wall. It's been my experience that .22 shorts work well for use inside the house with minimal pass-thru damage.

... and the holes need less spackling :lol:
.38s or .22s with snake loads. :yay:
 

FancyBelle

I'm 2 old 2 die young!
Try the squirt bottle of water. Has always worked with ours. Anything she does, that she shouldn't, she gets wet. She doesn't usually do it again.
 

cattitude

My Sweetest Boy
FancyBelle said:
Try the squirt bottle of water. Has always worked with ours. Anything she does, that she shouldn't, she gets wet. She doesn't usually do it again.

You squirt my little baby?
 

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Cowgirl

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If the tin foil doesn't work, put cookie sheets on the edge of the counter and fill them with water. Worked like a charm for my sister's cat. She only had to do it once.
 
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