Flood light mystery!!!!!
15 January 2006, 01:31 PM
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Flood light mystery!!!!!
We have a security flood light at the front of our house and recently it appears to be coming on for no reason, well we cant see anything outside anyway! Theres also the mystery of the front door straw mat that appears to be wearing down rather quickly! This morning my dad looked at the mat and found 4 cat claws stuck into it! So it appears a cat has been using our door mat for some time to sharpen its claws! Cheeky begger!
15 January 2006, 02:03 PM
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Originally Posted by 16vmarc
We have a security flood light at the front of our house and recently it appears to be coming on for no reason, well we cant see anything outside anyway! Theres also the mystery of the front door straw mat that appears to be wearing down rather quickly! This morning my dad looked at the mat and found 4 cat claws stuck into it! So it appears a cat has been using our door mat for some time to sharpen its claws! Cheeky begger!
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15 January 2006, 02:12 PM
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Originally Posted by davedipster
They start with door mats, then quickly progress onto car bonnets
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Put anthrax on your bonnet to be on the safe side
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15 January 2006, 03:56 PM
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I casught a neighbour's cat clawing our doormat 
It was quite unlucky for the cat at the time, as I just walked out the side gate with the high pressure hosepipe in hand ready to wash the cars.
One wet moggy!!
It's the same one that craps on the lawn, so a double whammy on revenge 
As for the mystery floodlight, moisture and spiders inside the sensor can cause havoc
It was quite unlucky for the cat at the time, as I just walked out the side gate with the high pressure hosepipe in hand ready to wash the cars.
One wet moggy!!
It's the same one that craps on the lawn, so a double whammy on revenge As for the mystery floodlight, moisture and spiders inside the sensor can cause havoc
15 January 2006, 11:02 PM
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Originally Posted by ben44
Oh, no! The RSPCA brigade will be along now to say how great they are. <groan>
Put anthrax on your bonnet to be on the safe side
Put anthrax on your bonnet to be on the safe side
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