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K5DAT > PACKET 11.04.21 16:56l 26 Lines 1032 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
BID : 4485_K5DAT
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Subj: WR0RR > RE: Cat Problem
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Sent: 210411/1452Z @:K5DAT.#CWI.WI.USA.NOAM #:4485 LinBPQ6.0.21
> Well, I must of mellowed Some, I would have said, use a pellet gun or B.B.
> gun to take care of your cat problem... However, my Daughter's cat, Wall-E
> has grown on me, whenever he's around. Since it's around electronic equipment,
> I can't reccommend a Super Soaker loaded with hot water, a Nerf Gun Might
work,> or maybe get some non-poisonus sticky rat traps. Having her get stuck to
one of
> those things might work, not fun to clean up aferwards though, but have your
> camera phone handy, might be fun to get the cat's reaction to getting stuck to
> something she can't get loose from...
> Hey, 73 and Take Care!
> - Randy, WR0RR
Yeah a supersoaker doesn't mix well with electronic equipment. :-)
Ralph is not a huge cat but decent sized at 13 or 14 lbs. He's muscular
and pretty strong, so I don't think a sticky rat trap would hold up.
Maybe a motion detector that kicks off playback of a startling sound.
Probably too much trouble - I think I'll start with some sort of barrier.
Thanks for the reply.
Lee K5DAT
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