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05-08-2010, 10:10 PM
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Direct, sustained eye contact might work. (KJ says: "It could also get your face taken off.")
Other than that, maybe making freaky noises would weird the cat out enough. Especially if the cat connects the noises with you paying attention to it. Or maybe the cat would just be fascinated by you all the more, or would ignore the noises after a while. I dunno. As KJ says, you can't really make cats do what you want.
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