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27-09-2007, 04:09 PM
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Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Perth, Ex NSW
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Stupid @#)^#$& Cats sittin on my $^#&6& Car!!! Bloody ****in on the window!! Argghhh!!!
 : I've just moved house and have gone from having a lock up garage to a car port...First week it was ok (i think) But the next week, I would catch my house mates cat as well as the neighbours sitting on the roof of my car...one keeps ****ing on it too...Smelly stuff... I've bought a Car cover and thats helping to protect it but they still sit on it and one has ****ed on the car cover already... What is the best way to keep them off your car? (apart from snapping their neck)...
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