


Once "Smiley" sees you in it, he will flee, never to return

More smiling monkey photos of the culprit please perdkGLCQuantum wrote:I do feel for you with your monkey problem so have been in touch with some experts. This chap below will be willing to reside outside your home for snacks and candy thrice a day. His uncle, who will accompany him, just needs one large bottle of Lao Khao daily... he said he didn't want any food.
Poor kid being labelled a "Devil Child"![]()
perdk wrote:Wish there was a "like" button here. Thanks for all the entertaining and creative ideas... LOL!
perdk wrote:Hi again,
Guess it is time to give an update on my "monkey situation". After trying many different things, I have found out that only two things work efficiently.
For some reason a stuffed crocodile does work. A small shop near me has one and the owner says it does keep the monkeys at distance. I have looked many places, but have so far not been able to find one to buy anywhere... And since I do not have to time or skills to knit one myself, I had to give up that idea.
However... what I did find at Market Village, was a soft hand gun that shots plastic bullets. My girlfriend was not happy with the idea of buying one (because she felt sorry for the monkeys), but that changed one day when she faced a monkey sitting inside at our kitchen table. She came running into the living room shouting "Shoot it!!!!!... Shoot it!!!!!!".. so I moved into action
At first I was shit scared that the monkey would get pissed off with me, but the gun actually scared the shit out of it. I have since had a few other confrontations but when pulling the gun, the monkeys quickly find another place to hang out. Two warning shots and then a couple of hits if it does not move... Very effective.
The good thing about the soft gun, is that it will not harm the monkeys, but only provide a sting. Besides that it is useful and accurate from a distance. So now I always have the gun lying on the table next to me, when sitting outside. Of course it sometimes results in "strange" looks from visitors (until they are told its not a real gun and what its for :-)
Anyway, if you have monkey problems, then buy a soft gun or knit a big crocodile. It works!
What if this idea goes side ways and the large male gets the hots for Op in the King Kong suit this could go slide into a Broke back banana tree scenario very quickly.Siani wrote:I woke up in the middle of the night, like I usually do. I always seem to do my thinking at this peaceful timeI have found a solution maybe
You can hire or buy "King Kong" fancy dress outfits
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Once "Smiley" sees you in it, he will flee, never to return![]()
If both of those solutions work, think how effective they would be if you combined them!Anyway, if you have monkey problems, then buy a soft gun or knit a big crocodile. It works