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Dunno. I don't drink...and I don't fly economy.
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My aunt used to hang small plastic bottles filled with water in her garden. Don't know if it works but apparently since cats don't like water they dont go near.
Just a idea.
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A popular method here in Japan involves filling empty 1 liter clear plastic beverage bottles with water and placing them around "protected" areas. Though, I have my doubts about this method's efficacy.
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As all cats roam about as they please, not sure how exactly we determine the strays from the not strays.
This is a stray cat that's dumping in the dude's garden. No owner, I'd guess.
If it were a dog, would anyone be saying, "just one dog"?Just one cat? Shouldn't be too difficult to dispose of its droppings. Be honored your garden was chosen. As we all know, cats are quite finicky.
As a dog owner, my neighbors demand i pick up after my dog, even when it does its mess in inoffensive places like public litter-filled scrubland. I have no problem with this, as it is what i'd do anyway. However, these same neigbours, some of them anyway, own cats, cats that walk over my cars and leave scratch marks, cats that kill animals and leave the remains in my garden, cats that do their business, which stinks much worse than dogs mess, in my garden.
People who chose to have cats as pets, should in my opinion be held to the same level of responsibility as us dog owners. If that is not possible to do, they shouldn't chose to have them in the first place.
Anyway, it's just cat crap and dead critters. Happens in my garden on a daily basis. I just suck it up (so to speak) and dispose of it all. It's no reason for me to become all pussified.
Anyway, do you not agree that cat owners and dog owners are held to a different level of responsibility in the way people demand they take care of the animal... a difference that is not really very fair... and if a cat scratched up your car, would that not annoy you, especially if the owner of said cat, was the same woman who rushed to the front of her property to glare at you, when your dog did its business in the street near her drive (not even on it), even though you were ready and at hand to pick up the mess with a plastic bag?
An owned cat usually has a collar. And in Thailand, more often than not, it's a collar of the Doraemon type (with a bell). ^^
I do agree that cat and dog owners are held to different standards. And that's as it should be. Cats relieve themselves in secluded, out of the way areas (like peoples' gardens). Dogs crap/whizz wherever they might be when the mood strikes. (Sidewalks/footpaths seem to be a favorite place.) I think a big part of your problem is with the glaring woman. Did you talk to her?
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If it were a dog, would anyone be saying, "just one dog"?Just one cat? Shouldn't be too difficult to dispose of its droppings. Be honored your garden was chosen. As we all know, cats are quite finicky.
As a dog owner, my neighbors demand i pick up after my dog, even when it does its mess in inoffensive places like public litter-filled scrubland. I have no problem with this, as it is what i'd do anyway. However, these same neigbours, some of them anyway, own cats, cats that walk over my cars and leave scratch marks, cats that kill animals and leave the remains in my garden, cats that do their business, which stinks much worse than dogs mess, in my garden.
People who chose to have cats as pets, should in my opinion be held to the same level of responsibility as us dog owners. If that is not possible to do, they shouldn't chose to have them in the first place.
This is a stray cat that's dumping in the dude's garden. No owner, I'd guess.
Anyway, it's just cat crap and dead critters. Happens in my garden on a daily basis. I just suck it up (so to speak) and dispose of it all. It's no reason for me to become all pussified.
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Just one cat? Shouldn't be too difficult to dispose of its droppings. Be honored your garden was chosen. As we all know, cats are quite finicky.
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Interesting. When I give Thai women money, I expect them to leave.
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I wish them a lifetime of happiness. (But doesn't the guy know "real men don't buy girls"?)
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Sounds like quite the blessing. Consider yourself lucky.
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Love it when the carnivores go at it. LOL...
You need some pork on your fork my friend. The taste of flesh is far better than that of a lettuce leaf.
I only taste flesh of the living thriving female type. Butchered rotting swine doesn't really turn me on. To each his own, I guess.
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Love it when the carnivores go at it. LOL...
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Quite a high "thumbs down" to "thumbs up" ratio, I must say. (I abstained.)
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I much prefer the "jolly" or "hilarious" type road crashes.
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What's with the sluttily dressed girls? (Yeah, I made that word up.)
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Are these the elite models? ... standards are dropping at elite it seems...
Come on, give Elite a break. It's Thailand, for heaven's sake. ^^
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Sad. My condolences. He really should have waited for the qualified technician to arrive...so he could have died instead. (Rubber sandals are good insulators...to a point.)
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So Pagey WASN'T in Pattaya. Someone better fire "Staff Reporter"...and quick.
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So, a lot of old has-beens are coming to Pattaya. And this is news? LOL.
Jimmy Page a has-been? Obviously you don 't keep up with musical news; he is still dong great and extensive work; and still looked upon as a musical giant among the newer brigade.
Jimmy Page is a genius, a guitar god, and will forever be a major influence for all rock and roll musicians, young and old. Having said that, his own new musical output has been irrelevant since Led Zeppelin's In Through The Out Door. (OK, his solo on The Honeydrippers' version of Sea of Love was brilliant.)
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Surely there are more important things to get worked up about. It's a bleeping telephone. LOL...
(Quite happy with my 4s. I'll upgrade when Apple releases something totally fresh and truly exciting.)
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Thanks for your concern, land that I love, but I always maintain a low profile and am fully aware. (Anyway, I'm boogieing back to Tokyo tonight.)
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As with the Tiger Disco fire, I gotta ask...what the %@ is ANYONE doing out and about at 04:00? Lol...
My condolences to the deceased's family and loved ones.
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I don't know why we should make such a big deal of this. Corruption is what drives US conservative politics, drags the rest of the world into horrific conflicts, and rapes the 3rd World of it's resources. Relatively speaking, Thai corruption is for the most part localised. US corruption global.
Umm...how about we stay on topic? It's amusing how many of these forum discussions regarding Thailand turn into "America bashing".
(Yes, globally beneficial.)
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I'd put a gun to my own head if I bought an American car in a momentary lapse of judgement
Yeah, they should have opted for a "reliable" British car.
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A drunk Russian? Where do they get this nonsense?
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Bangkok ranks 2nd in Asia and 6th in the world as city with the lowest nightlife expenses
in Thailand News
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What's this about nightest lowlife expenses? (Gotta find those glasses.)