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We’ve had some mild winters that haven’t reduced the population like a good cold one does. As a result they have been breeding exponentially, they’re becoming a bit of a problem just about everywhere. |
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I normally see a small mischief of rats when crossing the bridge over the river nearby at night.
They normally scuttle away as they see me approaching, but syndromes just sit and watch.
They don't bother me though, I've got two pet rats. Lovely, intelligent and really clean little things. Taught one of them to play fetch with me recently 
I wouldn't go near a wild rat though, same as I wouldn't go near a stray cat or dog. |
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"Shoot them!! They are disgusting disease carrying vermin ,
Is that true ,?"
yes rats are considered vermin and can spread potentially serious diseases, including Leptospirosis, which can lead to Weil's disease. |
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Yes I've seen rats before. My parents house backed onto woodlands and I occasionally saw one there. I was also once stood outside a pub in a quiet side street in Liverpool at night and over the road was a wall that had like ventilation holes in it as the old railway track is the other side and I saw some rats sticking their heads out before going back in. |
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"I normally see a small mischief of rats when crossing the bridge over the river nearby at night.
They normally scuttle away as they see me approaching, but syndromes just sit and watch.
They don't bother me though, I've got two pet rats. Lovely, intelligent and really clean little things. Taught one of them to play fetch with me recently
I wouldn't go near a wild rat though, same as I wouldn't go near a stray cat or dog."
All rats are incontinent, that's not clean  |
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"I normally see a small mischief of rats when crossing the bridge over the river nearby at night.
They normally scuttle away as they see me approaching, but syndromes just sit and watch.
They don't bother me though, I've got two pet rats. Lovely, intelligent and really clean little things. Taught one of them to play fetch with me recently
I wouldn't go near a wild rat though, same as I wouldn't go near a stray cat or dog.
All rats are incontinent, that's not clean "
Sorry but that's not true. |
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"I normally see a small mischief of rats when crossing the bridge over the river nearby at night.
They normally scuttle away as they see me approaching, but syndromes just sit and watch.
They don't bother me though, I've got two pet rats. Lovely, intelligent and really clean little things. Taught one of them to play fetch with me recently
I wouldn't go near a wild rat though, same as I wouldn't go near a stray cat or dog.
All rats are incontinent, that's not clean
Sorry but that's not true. "
Fiction: Mice and rats don’t have bladders and are urinating constantly.
Fact: They have bladders. The misconception lies in the fact they use their urine as a form of communication, which causes them to mark their territory constantly. |
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"I normally see a small mischief of rats when crossing the bridge over the river nearby at night.
They normally scuttle away as they see me approaching, but syndromes just sit and watch.
They don't bother me though, I've got two pet rats. Lovely, intelligent and really clean little things. Taught one of them to play fetch with me recently
I wouldn't go near a wild rat though, same as I wouldn't go near a stray cat or dog.
All rats are incontinent, that's not clean
Sorry but that's not true.
Fiction: Mice and rats don’t have bladders and are urinating constantly.
Fact: They have bladders. The misconception lies in the fact they use their urine as a form of communication, which causes them to mark their territory constantly."
Wrong choice of words on my part, I didn't mean they didn't have bladders and I'll change my words to over urination (causes them to mark their territory constantly) we had fancy rats, which were highly over bred (dumbo eared rats and tailless) the over urination was not pleasant |
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"Apparently the rat population is exploding due to a lack of litter bins and not being emptied so when rubbish is left at the side of bins it's a rat feedfest...
Any sightings ?"
Lmao as a pussy is sometimes referred to as a rat around my way I thought this was a sexual thread bloody hell I don't want to see rats blow up  |
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"Apparently the rat population is exploding due to a lack of litter bins and not being emptied so when rubbish is left at the side of bins it's a rat feedfest...
Any sightings ?
Lmao as a pussy is sometimes referred to as a rat around my way I thought this was a sexual thread bloody hell I don't want to see rats blow up "
That's exactly what I thought  |
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"Apparently the rat population is exploding due to a lack of litter bins and not being emptied so when rubbish is left at the side of bins it's a rat feedfest...
Any sightings ?
Lmao as a pussy is sometimes referred to as a rat around my way I thought this was a sexual thread bloody hell I don't want to see rats blow up
That's exactly what I thought "
Lmao rat is a delightful way for lady parts to be referred to  |
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By *ermite12ukMan
over a year ago
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A couple of weeks ago saw a rat on it's back in it's death throes, with a small amount of blood coming out of it's mouth. - In a side street, in Coventry City centre.
Not sure what killed it. But to be honest, I thought only flies died on their back |
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"A couple of weeks ago saw a rat on it's back in it's death throes, with a small amount of blood coming out of it's mouth. - In a side street, in Coventry City centre.
Not sure what killed it. But to be honest, I thought only flies died on their back"
And humans..... As we lie in bed..... |
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By *inkySeeKinkyDoWoman
over a year ago
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"I’ve heard the same and some of our staff who have been at home are worried that the office has been overrun by a swarm of rats "
I went back to the office yesterday after a year out, and our kitchen cupboards were overrun...not by rats though, by weevils ewwww |
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"I normally see a small mischief of rats when crossing the bridge over the river nearby at night.
They normally scuttle away as they see me approaching, but syndromes just sit and watch.
They don't bother me though, I've got two pet rats. Lovely, intelligent and really clean little things. Taught one of them to play fetch with me recently
I wouldn't go near a wild rat though, same as I wouldn't go near a stray cat or dog.
All rats are incontinent, that's not clean "
They might urinate a lot, but have better personal hygiene than cats and dogs and will often clean themselves for a few hours a day.
They are also less like to pass on bacteria, viruses and parasites (such as toxoplasmosis, which caused my mum to born partially sighted) than cats or dogs.
So if you think rats are bad, you'd probably better also stay away from cats and dogs. |
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"A couple of weeks ago saw a rat on it's back in it's death throes, with a small amount of blood coming out of it's mouth. - In a side street, in Coventry City centre.
Not sure what killed it. But to be honest, I thought only flies died on their back"
That sounds like the effect of rat poison to me. It was probably writhing about in a lot of pain  |
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"I normally see a small mischief of rats when crossing the bridge over the river nearby at night.
They normally scuttle away as they see me approaching, but syndromes just sit and watch.
They don't bother me though, I've got two pet rats. Lovely, intelligent and really clean little things. Taught one of them to play fetch with me recently
I wouldn't go near a wild rat though, same as I wouldn't go near a stray cat or dog.
All rats are incontinent, that's not clean
They might urinate a lot, but have better personal hygiene than cats and dogs and will often clean themselves for a few hours a day.
They are also less like to pass on bacteria, viruses and parasites (such as toxoplasmosis, which caused my mum to born partially sighted) than cats or dogs.
So if you think rats are bad, you'd probably better also stay away from cats and dogs. "
Biggest problem with rats and their urine is Weils disease, very dangerous! |
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over a year ago
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"Apparently the rat population is exploding due to a lack of litter bins and not being emptied so when rubbish is left at the side of bins it's a rat feedfest...
Any sightings ?
Lmao as a pussy is sometimes referred to as a rat around my way I thought this was a sexual thread bloody hell I don't want to see rats blow up
That's exactly what I thought
Lmao rat is a delightful way for lady parts to be referred to "
To this day I don't understand the reference  |
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"Apparently the rat population is exploding due to a lack of litter bins and not being emptied so when rubbish is left at the side of bins it's a rat feedfest...
Any sightings ?
Lmao as a pussy is sometimes referred to as a rat around my way I thought this was a sexual thread bloody hell I don't want to see rats blow up
That's exactly what I thought
Lmao rat is a delightful way for lady parts to be referred to
To this day I don't understand the reference "
I know lol its very odd |
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"Don't see many rats round here. I think the foxes eat them. "
They need 3 things. Food,water and cover. If these 3 things are available then the rats will be there. You might not see them but they are there. There is a saying that you are never more than 2 yards from a rat and this will be especially true in a place like London |
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"I’ve heard the same and some of our staff who have been at home are worried that the office has been overrun by a swarm of rats
Has actually happened where I work... In a portacabin "
I feel for the unfortunate bugger who found them  I can’t think of much worse |
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"I’ve heard the same and some of our staff who have been at home are worried that the office has been overrun by a swarm of rats
I went back to the office yesterday after a year out, and our kitchen cupboards were overrun...not by rats though, by weevils ewwww"
That is grim. Thankfully we have a relatively new office and it’s been manned all year so now infestation issues |
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"Apparently the rat population is exploding due to a lack of litter bins and not being emptied so when rubbish is left at the side of bins it's a rat feedfest...
Any sightings ?"
No. The rat population is exploding due to mating.
Litter bins ? Do the rats say ..... No fuck off, I'm not fucking you there's a lovely bin to look at ?
Now to do with bins. |
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over a year ago
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I have a machine that attracts rats and mouse. They poke their heads into a tube and a steel rod powered by co2 smashed through their skull when it's trigged.
The rats even climb on the bodies to get what's up the tube it smells so good to them
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By *host63Man
over a year ago
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You are never far from a rat.
It's a fallacy that it's lack of bins though.
What happens often is that a bin is put out and the residents take their household rubbish and put it in the bin sometimes they take the top of the bin and then put a whole bag in it.
Result binges filled in minutes. Means that someone with a kebab or can or paper goes to bin sees it full then puts their rubbish on the floor. Result rats.
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Yep. Always knew there were rats but we started seeing them in the garden in broad daylight, and then they began causing a shit ton of damage.
Traps and poison seems to have taken care of them quite quickly, thankfully, as they had already started breeding. |
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They are unbelievable! They can have six litters per year (average 10 to 12 per litter) and reach sexual maturity after 4 to 5 weeks so a pair of rats can easily become 1000 plus rats in 12 months |
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"They are unbelievable! They can have six litters per year (average 10 to 12 per litter) and reach sexual maturity after 4 to 5 weeks so a pair of rats can easily become 1000 plus rats in 12 months "
I blame the man rats....... The women rats must be shagged out. |
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"They are unbelievable! They can have six litters per year (average 10 to 12 per litter) and reach sexual maturity after 4 to 5 weeks so a pair of rats can easily become 1000 plus rats in 12 months
I blame the man rats....... The women rats must be shagged out. "
By that logic we should creat FabRats, then none of the males will get “any” |
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By *mmixtapeCouple
over a year ago
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"They are unbelievable! They can have six litters per year (average 10 to 12 per litter) and reach sexual maturity after 4 to 5 weeks so a pair of rats can easily become 1000 plus rats in 12 months
I blame the man rats....... The women rats must be shagged out. "
Nah it's a pretty efficient process, the boys are done in a second. |
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"They are unbelievable! They can have six litters per year (average 10 to 12 per litter) and reach sexual maturity after 4 to 5 weeks so a pair of rats can easily become 1000 plus rats in 12 months
I blame the man rats....... The women rats must be shagged out.
Nah it's a pretty efficient process, the boys are done in a second. "
Yeah .... and then on to the next She rat.... dirty prolific breeding quick cumming cunning ..... things. |
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"They are unbelievable! They can have six litters per year (average 10 to 12 per litter) and reach sexual maturity after 4 to 5 weeks so a pair of rats can easily become 1000 plus rats in 12 months
I blame the man rats....... The women rats must be shagged out.
By that logic we should creat FabRats, then none of the males will get “any” "
I suggest you put that forward to every council you can get into contact with ........... Do you have Boris' mobile number ? Finished your ventilators yet ? |
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The expression "shagging like rabbits" needs renaming to "snagging like rats" . Unfortunately wild rabbits are currently very susceptible to diseases as well as myxomatosis but rats are very hardy and not a lot bothers them apart from a 22 rifle or a damn good terrier (although not more than 1 terrier cus that would be breaking the law) ?? |
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"They are unbelievable! They can have six litters per year (average 10 to 12 per litter) and reach sexual maturity after 4 to 5 weeks so a pair of rats can easily become 1000 plus rats in 12 months
I blame the man rats....... The women rats must be shagged out.
By that logic we should creat FabRats, then none of the males will get “any”
I suggest you put that forward to every council you can get into contact with ........... Do you have Boris' mobile number ? Finished your ventilators yet ?"
Ventilators are so last year Granny, I have signed a contract with BoJo for fresh air. I am supplying the UK with branded oxygen (DDs Delightful Devon Air) slogan being “you feel debonair because you’re breathing Devon air”
I’ll sound him out about FabRats though, good about; I’ll sell it as a “empowering female rats and building self esteem” though. |
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"No. But I spotted a cute mouse recently.
I have one under my wardrobe right now that the cat has brought in "
Your cat adores you. I had 3 in the last fortnight.  |
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"Apparently the rat population is exploding due to a lack of litter bins and not being emptied so when rubbish is left at the side of bins it's a rat feedfest...
Any sightings ?"
You are rarely 2 foot away from a rat. They are being seen more because they aren't feeding from resturants etc
other than household pets or foxes, they have few predators & breed like feck, i'm not surprised tbh. |
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I don’t think I’ve seen a rat in years. I did see a fox sniffing about in my garden a couple of days ago, before it gently trotted off.
I kept as still as a statue when I noticed it. Why do we always get a itch whenever we’re trying to stay still?? |
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"Apparently the rat population is exploding due to a lack of litter bins and not being emptied so when rubbish is left at the side of bins it's a rat feedfest...
Any sightings ?
You are rarely 2 foot away from a rat. They are being seen more because they aren't feeding from resturants etc
other than household pets or foxes, they have few predators & breed like feck, i'm not surprised tbh."
There’s your answer....the fox must be feeding well on them, hence my not seeing any.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I saw a rat today, big bugger too"
I say rat, it turned out it was a squirrel, but I thought it was a rat, so we went to investigate and on a closer inspection it was a squirrel. I’ve got loads of fascinating Anecdotes like that. |
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"I don’t think I’ve seen a rat in years. I did see a fox sniffing about in my garden a couple of days ago, before it gently trotted off.
I kept as still as a statue when I noticed it. Why do we always get a itch whenever we’re trying to stay still?? "
Last year when I was out on a walk I saw a fox run across the road into a field. The strange thing was a couple of seconds later a hedgehog ran across after it |
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"I blame the scientists...
They would rather put a man on the moon than wild out these evil buggers.."
Priorities ET, priorities. There are no rats on the moon. Perhaps it was the only place they could conduct experiments in a rat free environment. |
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"I don’t think I’ve seen a rat in years. I did see a fox sniffing about in my garden a couple of days ago, before it gently trotted off.
I kept as still as a statue when I noticed it. Why do we always get a itch whenever we’re trying to stay still??
Last year when I was out on a walk I saw a fox run across the road into a field. The strange thing was a couple of seconds later a hedgehog ran across after it "
have you not seen the vid of the terapine chasing off 2 lions? it ain't about size, its attitude. |
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You wanna have a laugh you should put my partner in the same room as a rat
He has a real phobia about them! Big alpha male, trained killer and apex predator.....that’s scared of a rodent |
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"I normally see a small mischief of rats when crossing the bridge over the river nearby at night.
They normally scuttle away as they see me approaching, but syndromes just sit and watch.
They don't bother me though, I've got two pet rats. Lovely, intelligent and really clean little things. Taught one of them to play fetch with me recently
I wouldn't go near a wild rat though, same as I wouldn't go near a stray cat or dog."
I used to have one called philip! He was adorable! And so clever! X |
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"You wanna have a laugh you should put my partner in the same room as a rat
He has a real phobia about them! Big alpha male, trained killer and apex predator.....that’s scared of a rodent "
I know how feels
I had a mice problem and wanted to move. |
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By *ssex_tom OP Man
over a year ago
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"You wanna have a laugh you should put my partner in the same room as a rat
He has a real phobia about them! Big alpha male, trained killer and apex predator.....that’s scared of a rodent
I know how feels
I had a mice problem and wanted to move."
A mice problem.. ? |
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Mars bar and Robert Dyas rat traps, don't always kill the big ones, be prepared for them rattling around with a trap on their head, and they are hard to kill. It's not pleasant but sometimes necessary |
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"Apparently the rat population is exploding due to a lack of litter bins and not being emptied so when rubbish is left at the side of bins it's a rat feedfest...
Any sightings ?"
I sighted a rats head flying past me shortly after a small exploding "Ka Boom" sound |
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Live rural.
Did you know fact..
Sprinkle powdered mash around..
They eat it.. But can't fart so explode..
Oh and wire wool.. Can't digest it (I should have put it on ex's butties... Lol) |
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"Apparently the rat population is exploding due to a lack of litter bins and not being emptied so when rubbish is left at the side of bins it's a rat feedfest...
Any sightings ?"
So what you mean is the rat population is growing because humans can't be bothered to clean up after themselves? Who'd have guessed? |
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By *ssex_tom OP Man
over a year ago
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"Apparently the rat population is exploding due to a lack of litter bins and not being emptied so when rubbish is left at the side of bins it's a rat feedfest...
Any sightings ?
So what you mean is the rat population is growing because humans can't be bothered to clean up after themselves? Who'd have guessed?"
Let's wipe these evil buggers out once and for ever |
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Mice have clogs on in my attic.
Love living rural
So far..
Voles, mice, rats, wood burring wasps,flying cockroaches, weasels, wild rabbits, a pole cat, frog and a fox. Seen in my garden in last 5 yrs |
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"In the wrong habitat they are evil buggers..
Animals don’t have the capacity to be evil Tom. That is a uniquely human trait
Tell that to all of the chickens in a henhouse murdered by a fox"
I can’t talk to chickens Tom, least of all dead ones. A fox kills all the chickens because that’s instinct; not part of its plan to take over the world.... |
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over a year ago
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"In the wrong habitat they are evil buggers..
Animals don’t have the capacity to be evil Tom. That is a uniquely human trait
Tell that to all of the chickens in a henhouse murdered by a fox
I can’t talk to chickens Tom, least of all dead ones. A fox kills all the chickens because that’s instinct; not part of its plan to take over the world...."
Foxes are evil buggers.. |
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"In the wrong habitat they are evil buggers..
Animals don’t have the capacity to be evil Tom. That is a uniquely human trait
Tell that to all of the chickens in a henhouse murdered by a fox
I can’t talk to chickens Tom, least of all dead ones. A fox kills all the chickens because that’s instinct; not part of its plan to take over the world....
Foxes are evil buggers.."
No Tom. It’s the people that want to genocide whole species because they are scared of them that are the evil buggers |
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By *ssex_tom OP Man
over a year ago
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"In the wrong habitat they are evil buggers..
Animals don’t have the capacity to be evil Tom. That is a uniquely human trait
Tell that to all of the chickens in a henhouse murdered by a fox
I can’t talk to chickens Tom, least of all dead ones. A fox kills all the chickens because that’s instinct; not part of its plan to take over the world....
Foxes are evil buggers..
No Tom. It’s the people that want to genocide whole species because they are scared of them that are the evil buggers "
Wipe the buggers out I say.. they carry disease ... |
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"In the wrong habitat they are evil buggers..
Animals don’t have the capacity to be evil Tom. That is a uniquely human trait
Tell that to all of the chickens in a henhouse murdered by a fox
I can’t talk to chickens Tom, least of all dead ones. A fox kills all the chickens because that’s instinct; not part of its plan to take over the world....
Foxes are evil buggers..
No Tom. It’s the people that want to genocide whole species because they are scared of them that are the evil buggers
Wipe the buggers out I say.. they carry disease ..."
And humans don’t Tom? And please don’t say all diseases start with animals, because that would be far too Daily Mail for this time of night.... |
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By *ssex_tom OP Man
over a year ago
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If I was the Home Secretary I would put a price on the head of every rat and encourage the unemployed to be ratcatchers..
They would enter every sewer for every dozen they kill and skin then they would be rewarded
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"In the wrong habitat they are evil buggers..
Animals don’t have the capacity to be evil Tom. That is a uniquely human trait
Tell that to all of the chickens in a henhouse murdered by a fox
I can’t talk to chickens Tom, least of all dead ones. A fox kills all the chickens because that’s instinct; not part of its plan to take over the world....
Foxes are evil buggers..
No Tom. It’s the people that want to genocide whole species because they are scared of them that are the evil buggers
Wipe the buggers out I say.. they carry disease ...
And humans don’t Tom? And please don’t say all diseases start with animals, because that would be far too Daily Mail for this time of night...."
An interesting fact is that a human bite can be more dangerous than that of an animal, as our mouths contain more dangerous bacteria than most animal's.
As such, a bite from a human is much more likely to get infected with something nasty. |
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"In the wrong habitat they are evil buggers..
Animals don’t have the capacity to be evil Tom. That is a uniquely human trait
Tell that to all of the chickens in a henhouse murdered by a fox
I can’t talk to chickens Tom, least of all dead ones. A fox kills all the chickens because that’s instinct; not part of its plan to take over the world....
Foxes are evil buggers..
No Tom. It’s the people that want to genocide whole species because they are scared of them that are the evil buggers
Wipe the buggers out I say.. they carry disease ..."
We humans carry far more disease than animals! And are destroying this world! Not the animals! Animals on the whole are nicer than us humans to! In fact we are the vermin on this planet! X |
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"Not enough sightings as yet in thread replies to suggest that the belief that one is 'never more than 6ft from a rat' is a total L.O.B.
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It's true! I saw a pretty one near my bird feeder yesterday! X |
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"Not enough sightings as yet in thread replies to suggest that the belief that one is 'never more than 6ft from a rat' is a total L.O.B.
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lol just to cover themselves the people who say this will also say, the rats are timid and only usually come out at night, the rest of the time they are hiding from you !!  |
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