#1 reason I'm glad I'm not Swedish.

[MyUserName]

I remember almost 20 years ago walking past Farringdon bridge at night- which after years had to be fixed so they had dug into the foundations and obviously disturbed some mutant London sewer rats.
Anyway that's my explanation for the rat I saw in the dark, which was the size of a large cat, it just sat there and looked at me.
I jogged on, hastily.

Did it scare you because of the way it just stood there staring at you? Or am I getting you mixed up with James Herbert?

[AtW]

Would not say no ...

[Mich the Tester]

Would not say no ...

Are you sure they wouldn't say no?

[SueEllen]

Are you sure they wouldn't say no?

He's imagining when he is a multi-millionaire.

[sasguru]

Probably was though. Did it meow. That's a dead giveaway if it did

No it growled. In a rat-like, not a dog-like fashion.

[SueEllen]

No it growled.

It was a fox!!

They can make dog sounds.

[AtW]

Are you sure they wouldn't say no?

I'll take my chances...

[AtW]

He's imagining when he is a multi-millionaire.

It's not something that can be imagined, you can only see it for yourself

[Bacchus]

They need to get a cat like this one

or a cat like this one:-

[greenlake]

The appearance of a massive rat in a Stockholm family's kitchen has made headlines in Sweden, where it is being dubbed "Ratzilla".

Quick! Fire up the barbecue. We're gonna eat like royalty tonight!