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HappyChappy84

QPR10 wrote: »

Maybe she is just being friendly or lonely like you say she is the new girl and I don't suppose many of the customers chat to her.

True, our first conversation was about the colour of the secure entry fob on my keyring. She was complaining that hers was orange and that she wanted a blue one (mines blue).:rotfl:

QPR10

barbara6812 wrote: »

Can anyone help. totally o/t. been into the garden today and a cat has taken to using my raised boxes as a toilet. Please don't get me wrong i would never hurt a cat etc but I'm a dog owner and if my dog left its dirt on someones lawn I'm sure they would say something. Is there any deterrents proven that work. this has really cheesed me off . rant over

The best deterrents are a water pistol or the best is literally just go out clap your hands really loudly, shout go away etc, after a few times just the sound of the back door will be enough.

The cat likes the soft earth easy to dig.

Last summer the foxes used my potatoes grown in containers as a toilet it was disgusting, now if anyone knows how to deter foxes I'm all ears if I try & shoo them away they just look at me, one even followed me to the back door.

HennyPenny79

CONGRATULATIONS :j:beer::j Meerkatsmum on your new bundle.

WELCOME to baby meerkat, our second MSE baby of 2012 YAY!!!:j:T

Gemini_Jes

:j:j:j:j Many congratulations Meerkatsmimm.... :j:j:j

SpiralingDown

dizzyditzy wrote: »

Hi everyone

Just back from MrT's don't know if the following have been posted
star wars the clone wars general grevious spinning electronic lightsaber £1.50 bc 9194
chubbie chums farm animal cuddly toys play a nursery rhyme (lamb plays mary had a little lamb) £1 bc 4952
scruffy pal keyring (large plush toy on a keyring) £1 bc 6275
rectangular laundrey basket priced at £2 scans at £1 bc 5956

In Fail$w4rth the christmas stuff has been replaced with loads of reduced to clear toys.

HTH
Off to read back now see you soon

Thanks, now have a good excuse to go to my local. Hopefully they may have some nice bits and pieces and report back

wendyak

west_is_best wrote: »

Soooooooooo does this mean we might have a Mrs HappyChappy on MSE soon??? :T:T:T:T ;););););)

Was she a man in drag then??
(sorry but my best friend is gay, so I tend to think a bit like him, lol).

Brodie_mummy

who can find whats wrong
Hope its worked this time

bensonsmum

barbara6812 wrote: »

Can anyone help. totally o/t. been into the garden today and a cat has taken to using my raised boxes as a toilet. Please don't get me wrong i would never hurt a cat etc but I'm a dog owner and if my dog left its dirt on someones lawn I'm sure they would say something. Is there any deterrents proven that work. this has really cheesed me off . rant over

I use to have problems the same as you with all the local cats using my garden as a loo. After a bit of advice i went and bought a "curry" plant" just the one at first to see if it worked and lo and behold no cats No 2's all over my garden where i put the plants, even my dog now avoids parts of the garden where the curry plants are, i also put one on my patio where my little man always use to mark his spot and he now no longer goes there - so could thoroughly recommend them.

HTH xxx

Bootsalebargains

Brodie_mummy wrote: »

who can find whats wrong
Hope its worked this time

She should really watch where she sits.

Bootsalebargains

:T Congratulation Meerkatmimm :T