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I was told years ago that holding your car remote against your adams apple (sorry ladies, this one is for the fellas) will extend its range. I tried it this morning and it actually does work!

Thinking of your topic title, had a chuckle about this one the other day - have you ever been to a garage sale that doesn't have an Ab Sculptor somewhere among it?

Here's a quirky one, which may actually help everyone who owns a cat, and get under the skin of any animal lib folk out there...

Tying a footy sock/tea towel or something of similar ilk around the midriff of a cat (eg between the front legs and back legs-firmly but not super tight) renders them almost totally immobile. They can maybe walk 2 or 3 steps and then lay down.

A godsend when you are trying to get them to take worming paste/tablets etc...

*MatteeG knows that all cat owners on the site will be trying this tonight*

Damn...that's why my cat died....I tied it around it's neck

smac wrote:I was told years ago that holding your car remote against your adams apple (sorry ladies, this one is for the fellas) will extend its range. I tried it this morning and it actually does work!

Yeah, but if you keep it up you'll get throat cancer

SJABC wrote:Damn...that's why my cat died....I tied it around it's neck

Pseudo wrote:

smac wrote:I was told years ago that holding your car remote against your adams apple (sorry ladies, this one is for the fellas) will extend its range. I tried it this morning and it actually does work!

Yeah, but if you keep it up you'll get throat cancer

Can you post a study on that theory? Otherwise it's just carp!

MatteeG wrote:Here's a quirky one, which may actually help everyone who owns a cat, and get under the skin of any animal lib folk out there...

Tying a footy sock/tea towel or something of similar ilk around the midriff of a cat (eg between the front legs and back legs-firmly but not super tight) renders them almost totally immobile. They can maybe walk 2 or 3 steps and then lay down.

A godsend when you are trying to get them to take worming paste/tablets etc...

*MatteeG knows that all cat owners on the site will be trying this tonight*

dosnt this also happen if you put glad wrap on their feet?

the_big_bang wrote:

MatteeG wrote:Here's a quirky one, which may actually help everyone who owns a cat, and get under the skin of any animal lib folk out there...

Tying a footy sock/tea towel or something of similar ilk around the midriff of a cat (eg between the front legs and back legs-firmly but not super tight) renders them almost totally immobile. They can maybe walk 2 or 3 steps and then lay down.

A godsend when you are trying to get them to take worming paste/tablets etc...

*MatteeG knows that all cat owners on the site will be trying this tonight*

dosnt this also happen if you put glad wrap on their feet?

It certainly happens when you put glad wrap on their face...

"You be still cat"

Pseudo wrote:

the_big_bang wrote:

MatteeG wrote:Here's a quirky one, which may actually help everyone who owns a cat, and get under the skin of any animal lib folk out there...

Tying a footy sock/tea towel or something of similar ilk around the midriff of a cat (eg between the front legs and back legs-firmly but not super tight) renders them almost totally immobile. They can maybe walk 2 or 3 steps and then lay down.

A godsend when you are trying to get them to take worming paste/tablets etc...

*MatteeG knows that all cat owners on the site will be trying this tonight*

dosnt this also happen if you put glad wrap on their feet?

It certainly happens when you put glad wrap on their face...

"You be still cat"

that is one effed up movie!! havnt seen it in years!