Keeping away cats from chillin' on your car.
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You can just get some weed, cheetos and chill with the little fella. Maybe he's just looking for a friend. I say battle it until it's HP reaches near zero and throw a pokeball at it then heal it at the nearest pokemon center. After that you can go around the US and battle other people who have animals to collect gym badges to finally beat some dude named gary who's been mocking you since you were kids. Just remember, you have to sing "I wanna be, the very best, like no one ever was. To catch them is my real test, to train them is my cause. I will travel across the land, searching far and wide. These cats sleeping on my Z, will know the power that's inside!"
I'm dying over here. 
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Just put a cover on it. I keep my motorcycle in our garage with our three cats and went out one night to see all three sleeping on both seats. I got a spray bottle out and said no, but apparently they didnt agree with me and i went ou in the morning to see them sleeping on it again. Put a cover on it, made sure it was weighed down so they didnt slide it off, not a single mark on my seats or bike. Just make sure its a decently thick cover that isnt punctured easily or wont scratch your paint. I also like the slippery idea.
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My fiancee's family lives in North Carolina, a really nice country house. The problem is, whenever we drive down there, her mothers cats like to sleep on top of my car. They even pee on it, causing a temporary smell inside the car.
The only way (aside from a car cover) that I've got them to stop sitting on the Z, is to drive my subaru there instead :I
The only way (aside from a car cover) that I've got them to stop sitting on the Z, is to drive my subaru there instead :I
I've always heard black pepper does the trick. The cat climbs up on your car, gets the pepper on the pads of its feet, it goes to lick the pepper off, and learns that your car tastes like sh*t. Never gets on your car again. It's totally harmless to your paint, unlike busting out the water hose. That causes the cat to panic and the claws to come out, making you directly responsible for any scratches in your paint.
I support the Pokemon Master tactic.
I support the Pokemon Master tactic.
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