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Reply to: #1 reason I'm glad I'm not Swedish.
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Previously on "#1 reason I'm glad I'm not Swedish."
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Clearly sas has more day-to-day experience of rats, probably his little squat is infested.
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostNo it growled. In a rat-like, not a dog-like fashion.
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When we lived in London our house was fairly close to the local park. My total stoner of a mate came round he one night and got wasted, unfortunately the idiot left the back door open and there was a thunderstorm while he was oblivious in a coma on the sofa. We didn't think
much more about it until things started to get nibbled on. Then a small hole appeared in the skirting board. Aw we have a little cute mouse I thought to me self, I will get some traps. That evening I came down stairs to get a glass of water, switched on the light and sat startled in the middle of the floor was the biggest rat I have ever seen!
I would estimate that it was slightly shorter than a sausage dog! It was fooking huge. I darted up the stairs and the rat ran under the kitchen cupboards. Me and my girlfriend got dressed and we went for a 3 hour midnight drive around London while we discussed what we could do about the new lodger we didn't go back in the house for two days until the rat infestation guys from the council had poisoned the bastard.
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Originally posted by SueEllen View PostThey need to get a cat like this one
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Originally posted by AtW View PostWould not say no ...
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