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#52 Jun 03 2009 at 8:00 AM Rating: Excellent
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My roommate just gave me the answer.

Buy snakes and unleash them upon your room. Preferably small constrictors of some kind.

When I leased my house to my sis for a year, one of her boyfriend's snakes got out and got lost. Molding torn off walls all over the place.
They should've bought a ferret and let it lose in the walls.
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#53 Jun 03 2009 at 8:01 AM Rating: Excellent
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Uglysasquatch wrote:
GrowlingBunny wrote:
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My roommate just gave me the answer.

Buy snakes and unleash them upon your room. Preferably small constrictors of some kind.

When I leased my house to my sis for a year, one of her boyfriend's snakes got out and got lost. Molding torn off walls all over the place.
They should've bought a ferret and let it lose in the walls.
And then a hawk to hang around the house waiting for the ferret to come out again.
#54 Jun 03 2009 at 8:02 AM Rating: Excellent
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And then a rifle, because they make for excellent pieces over the mantle.
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#55 Jun 03 2009 at 8:17 AM Rating: Good
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My kids' rat terrier/beagle is a good mouser. Right now he is laid up with his head almost torn off.

My chihuahuas are good mousers, as well. They tend to lose the mouse though bcz my Cherman Shepherd is a good chihuahuaer...
#56 Jun 03 2009 at 8:20 AM Rating: Decent
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I really hope you understood her sarcasm and your last comment is sarcastic as well. If not, you need to calm the @#%^ down.


If it was anyone other than tailmon, I'd think they were joking.

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We never found the little @#%^er in the oven. Its the shorter version of the story and wishful thinking.


I don't really care if you kill them. I wouldn't kill them, but you know? some people are okay with it. That's fine. Slow cooking them to death, however, is one of the worst possible ways that I could imagine dying. You don't have to adopt it and keep him in a cage; you should just try to at least minimize the pain inflicted on the mouse to a reasonable extent.
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#57 Jun 03 2009 at 8:30 AM Rating: Decent
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Pensive the Ludicrous wrote:
I don't really care if you kill them. I wouldn't kill them, but you know? some people are okay with it. That's fine. Slow cooking them to death, however, is one of the worst possible ways that I could imagine dying. You don't have to adopt it and keep him in a cage; you should just try to at least minimize the pain inflicted on the mouse to a reasonable extent.

I sent he and his wife and 200 children an invite to Thanksgiving. We had a lovely time.

Would you be dumb enough to stick your head in my gas oven? He was.
#58 Jun 03 2009 at 8:36 AM Rating: Excellent
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Pensive the Ludicrous wrote:
Slow cooking them to death, however, is one of the worst possible ways that I could imagine dying.
Obviously you've never watched a mouse gnaw it's own arm off, or die of starvation despite eating it's own kind.
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#60 Jun 03 2009 at 8:45 AM Rating: Good
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LMAO! QUICK! Someone find the article about the man who set a mouse on fire, which promptly ran into his house and burned it down!
#61 Jun 03 2009 at 8:51 AM Rating: Decent
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Obviously you've never watched a mouse gnaw it's own arm off, or die of starvation despite eating it's own kind.


I don't know; I can only imagine. It really doesn't matter in either case. Each of those options is gruesome and cruel, and are all easily replaced with better traps that minimize pain. You mentioned them yourself.

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I do think that I'd rather bleed out than melt though.

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#62 Jun 03 2009 at 8:57 AM Rating: Decent
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Are you sure GB is a moral agent? Don't you have to be self-aware to qualify?
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#63 Jun 03 2009 at 8:58 AM Rating: Excellent
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Pensive the Ludicrous wrote:
I do think that I'd rather bleed out than melt though.
I don't know, bleeding would be slow and agonizing. While melting would be obviously substantially more painful, it'd also be much quicker. Either way, I have no intentions of getting caught in a giant mousetrap of any kind anytime soon.
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#64 Jun 03 2009 at 9:12 AM Rating: Decent
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Are you sure GB is a moral agent? Don't you have to be self-aware to qualify?


Smiley: lol

Flixa might be.

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I don't know, bleeding would be slow and agonizing. While melting would be obviously substantially more painful, it'd also be much quicker. Either way, I have no intentions of getting caught in a giant mousetrap of any kind anytime soon.


All pretty awful choices I guess. The thing that really sort of horrifies me isn't the melting; it's the fact that an oven has to warm up. It's like that saying about boiling a frog.
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#65 Jun 03 2009 at 9:16 AM Rating: Decent
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Are you sure GB is a moral agent? Don't you have to be self-aware to qualify?

Your trolling is losing its luster. I left a "head in a gas oven" statement wide open for you.

And you were asking Pensive...

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#66 Jun 03 2009 at 9:25 AM Rating: Good
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I'm not quite sure what you mean, GB. I don't troll - never have, never will.
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#67 Jun 03 2009 at 12:24 PM Rating: Decent
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Uggy wouldn't fit in my oven. I am just impressed that the mouse didn't kill itself under the stove top cover. That is pretty dang hot.

Once upon a time, Bunny's sister had 2 hamsters. She was strongly advised to "clean that damn cage!" This seemed like a reasonable request, so Sister of Bunny (Sob) set about completing said task.

Suddenly, shrieks of terror were coming from Sob's room. Sob came running out, sobbing.

"Oh my! My darling sister! Whatever could shake you up so badly?" I asked, in my caring way.

/too much fiction off

It came down to one of the hamsters seeing Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom one too many times. That whole bit about monkey brain delicacy was so appealing.
It had cracked open the other hamster's head.

Problem was, the tasty snack was still alive. No. I am not going to say we baked it. None of us could smack it with a hammer. We ended up putting it into the deep freeze in the garage. Don't worry. We gave it plenty of morphine first.
Took about 15 minutes.

Which way would be better to go? Well certainly not with your brain being munched on first, but yeah.

Sob gave away what we then knew was a Zombie Hamster. To this day, he still roams from owner to owner, eating brains.
#68 Jun 03 2009 at 9:32 PM Rating: Excellent
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Pensive the Ludicrous wrote:
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Obviously you've never watched a mouse gnaw it's own arm off, or die of starvation despite eating it's own kind.


I don't know; I can only imagine. It really doesn't matter in either case. Each of those options is gruesome and cruel, and are all easily replaced with better traps that minimize pain. You mentioned them yourself.

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I do think that I'd rather bleed out than melt though.


I'm pretty sure you'd suffocate as your lungs get seared by the hot air long before you melted.
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