Another unshopped one
Silly mouse mices do not run on alternating current.
Annoyingly the microwave has proved 500% more efficient than the actual traps at catching the little feckers.
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Silly mouse mices do not run on alternating current.
Annoyingly the microwave has proved 500% more efficient than the actual traps at catching the little feckers.
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( , Fri 15 Aug 2008, 15:18, archived)
hahahaha
COME ON BARRY! SHOW THAT RADIATION WHOS BOSS!
noon all!
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Fri 15 Aug 2008, 15:19,
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noon all!
The obvious solution is to install cats in the microwave.
Or mice-eating lizards, either is good.
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Fri 15 Aug 2008, 15:29,
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best trap ever
apart from the subsequent brokenness of microwave. perhaps if i just got some old kettle leads and rubbed cheese on them...
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Fri 15 Aug 2008, 15:40,
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Brokenness?
Hell no, the thing's still going strong. Luckily I are engineer.
It did get thoroughly disinfected after each capture - do try this at home kids, with a fork, in the rain!
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Fri 15 Aug 2008, 22:03,
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It did get thoroughly disinfected after each capture - do try this at home kids, with a fork, in the rain!
Thats a big fecking mouse!
ON an old computer of mine, the sound had developed a crackle overnight.
After putting up with it for a while, I eventually opened up the case and found a half skeletonised, electrocuted mouse on my sound card >.<
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Fri 15 Aug 2008, 15:54,
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After putting up with it for a while, I eventually opened up the case and found a half skeletonised, electrocuted mouse on my sound card >.<
This is how to catch mice...
glass.typepad.com/journal/2005/09/how_to_catch_a_.html
I used a modified version (put the bait at the bottom of the wastebin, and put the bin at a slight angle to entice them in and down the slope... they can get in, but can't get back out.) I caught five in an hour this way.
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Fri 15 Aug 2008, 16:47,
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glass.typepad.com/journal/2005/09/how_to_catch_a_.html
I used a modified version (put the bait at the bottom of the wastebin, and put the bin at a slight angle to entice them in and down the slope... they can get in, but can't get back out.) I caught five in an hour this way.