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planets
24-08-2013
Originally Posted by Damanda:
“I thought there was no actual CBB talk in this thread of smut, but I assume you are referring to Louis here?”

cheeky! oh no was referring to birdybees mouse problem!!!!!
An Thropologist
24-08-2013
Originally Posted by Fink-Nottle:
“He had been married for some 15 years when his wife gave birth - we were stunned; and speculative.”

Ohh err. I can see why.
Fink-Nottle
24-08-2013
Originally Posted by Damanda:
“I thought there was no actual CBB talk in this thread of smut, but I assume you are referring to Louis here?”

CBB: Cheese, Booze and Baking! Who's Louis other than a French king who lost his head?
snickypoo
24-08-2013
Originally Posted by planets:
“i actually moved house due to a rodent even though i blocked it out of the rooms i could hear it in the walls...in the end i just had to move ”

You must have been badly affected if you had to move house, thats awful I had to move out of my flat when my son was small, my other half was a fisherman and he put 2 pints of maggots in my airing cupboard(which I never used) and forgot about them! I knew nothing of these maggots until they started to hatch into big fat bluebottles!!I have never been so repulsed in my entire life! It was relentless and it went on for weeks! The other half was working away by this time, luckily for him!
Fink-Nottle
24-08-2013
Originally Posted by snickypoo:
“You must have been badly affected if you had to move house, thats awful I had to move out of my flat when my son was small, my other half was a fisherman and he put 2 pints of maggots in my airing cupboard(which I never used) and forgot about them! I knew nothing of these maggots until they started to hatch into big fat bluebottles!!”


Like that Alf guy in Heartbeat?!
snickypoo
24-08-2013
Originally Posted by Fink-Nottle:
“Fed up.”

Well spotted! that one went straight over my head!
planets
24-08-2013
Originally Posted by snickypoo:
“You must have been badly affected if you had to move house, thats awful I had to move out of my flat when my son was small, my other half was a fisherman and he put 2 pints of maggots in my airing cupboard(which I never used) and forgot about them! I knew nothing of these maggots until they started to hatch into big fat bluebottles!!I have never been so repulsed in my entire life! It was relentless and it went on for weeks! The other half was working away by this time, luckily for him!”

*gags*
i can't bear mice/rats i can't even see them on tv without retching every night i saw one i would just have to drive to a friend's house in the end i just moved it was less stressful!
snickypoo
24-08-2013
Originally Posted by Fink-Nottle:
“Like that Alf guy in Heartbeat?!”

Why did he hatch into a bluebottle as well?
BirdyBee
24-08-2013
Originally Posted by An Thropologist:
“Have you found any dropping? If you have a mouse there will certainly be droppings unless he really was just passing through.”

I must admit, I've not ventured under the bed as yet. I glanced. There are books and a suitcase and some shoes and a couple of boxes and a meerkat...one of those freebies ...it is a bit cluttered.

I will properly examine in daylight.

I knew I was a bit untidy...But stigma about little whiskerey things has made me concerned my standards have reduced to hovel-listic.



It's normal to hide clutter, right?
Fink-Nottle
24-08-2013
Originally Posted by snickypoo:
“Why did he hatch into a bluebottle as well?”

He was a big fat bluebottle: PC Ventriss. Sorry, he just sprang to mind when I read it.

I was on a tour once when a dead pheasant was placed in the engine of someone's car. When he eventually discovered it, there were maggots everywhere. Ugh.
snickypoo
24-08-2013
Originally Posted by planets:
“*gags*
i can't bear mice/rats i can't even see them on tv without retching every night i saw one i would just have to drive to a friend's house in the end i just moved it was less stressful!”

I had to move in with my friend for over a month, these things just kept coming, you would have thought that they would all hatch at the same time but they didnt, they would come in batches of hundreds at a time, and they were docile, so,they would fly into you The worst part was first thing in the morning, when I would have to sweep the dead ones out of the hallway so I could get to the kitchen! Gross! My other half reckoned I was making a mountain out of a molehill!
Fink-Nottle
24-08-2013
Originally Posted by BirdyBee:
“I must admit, I've not ventured under the bed as yet. I glanced. There are books and a suitcase and some shoes and a couple of boxes and a meerkat...one of those freebies ...it is a bit cluttered.

I will properly examine in daylight.

I knew I was a bit untidy...But stigma about little whiskerey things has made me concerned my standards have reduced to hovel-listic.



It's normal to hide clutter, right?”

I used to hide clutter; now I hide from it!
BirdyBee
24-08-2013
Can someone tell me if it it is better to have a rat or a mouse?

Is a rat normally singular and a mouse a sign of a coach load?
snickypoo
24-08-2013
Originally Posted by Fink-Nottle:
“He was a big fat bluebottle: PC Ventriss. Sorry, he just sprang to mind when I read it.Oh yes of course! Silly moi!

I was on a tour once when a dead pheasant was placed in the engine of someone's car. When he eventually discovered it, there were maggots everywhere. Ugh.”

Yuk! They are the most horrible little creatures, they stink putrid(I almost said Rancid then)Too!
An Thropologist
24-08-2013
Originally Posted by BirdyBee:
“Can someone tell me if it it is better to have a rat or a mouse?

Is a rat normally singular and a mouse a sign of a coach load?”

I think both are equally prodigious breeders, so in terms of starting families i don't think it makes much difference. Given the choice i would rather have mice but I don't think I can claim much logic in that.
DavetheSensible
24-08-2013
catchup hour 1:
Originally Posted by Sarah Soreen:
“ The forum as a whole seems to have had a sense of humour failure entirely tonight ”

Haven't peeked yet, but the last 10 minutes of WHATM was simply brilliant and out of control. Odd evening, though nice. LF wasn't that great, except in patches and we ended up talking about The Monkees and stuff much of the first hour.
Originally Posted by Hypermnesia:
“*daily lurker delurking*”

Just to echo what the others have said, and I hope we keep you entertained.
Originally Posted by linmic:
“Just a word of warning - I'm the sensible one in here, the rest tend to drink a lot ”

Hmmm - I'm watching you
planets
24-08-2013
can someone beep me when the rat/mouse talk is over.....
BirdyBee
24-08-2013
And...if anyone is still up...

Nothing is likely to want to crawl into my bed and bite me is there?

Mind you, that sounds like I'm putting myself down...I mean rodent type things. I mean, it will sense me? It will keep a respectable distance?
An Thropologist
24-08-2013
Originally Posted by BirdyBee:
“And...if anyone is still up...

Nothing is likely to want to crawl into my bed and bite me is there?

Mind you, that sounds like I'm putting myself down...I mean rodent type things. I mean, it will sense me? It will keep a respectable distance?”

I don't think it will come after you unless you smear yourself with cheese. And if you do the mouse is going to have to beat Rancidbeings and Dave the Sensible who will be after you too.
Fink-Nottle
24-08-2013
Originally Posted by An Thropologist:
“I think both are equally prodigious breeders, so in terms of starting families i don't think it makes much difference. Given the choice i would rather have mice but I don't think I can claim much logic in that.”

Rats carry diseases and gnaw through wire to keep their teeth sharp.

Ipad battery down to 3 per cent - eek. Goodnight all and thanks for the smiles. Laughter is the best medicine.
snickypoo
24-08-2013
Originally Posted by BirdyBee:
“I must admit, I've not ventured under the bed as yet. I glanced. There are books and a suitcase and some shoes and a couple of boxes and a meerkat...one of those freebies ...it is a bit cluttered.

I will properly examine in daylight.

I knew I was a bit untidy...But stigma about little whiskerey things has made me concerned my standards have reduced to hovel-listic.



It's normal to hide clutter, right?”

I wouldn't reproach yourself too much about a bit of clutter under your bed, my friend was the biggest OCD clean freak going she was so organised and orderly, everything she owned had a storage box, even the storage boxes were stored in boxes, there was never anything out of place or so much as a crumb on her floor and she still managed to have mice! Im sure your standards are just fine,dont worry too much, try to make sure there is no access to food anywhere, they usually end up leaving of their own accord when they are hungry! Good luck!
DavetheSensible
24-08-2013
catchup hour 2:
Originally Posted by snickypoo:
“I hate those mints with the hole in them, I tend to spit the hole out!”

I used to tell my youngest cousin if she left the hole in a jammy dodger, I'd give her another one.
Originally Posted by An Thropologist:
“Have you found any dropping? If you have a mouse there will certainly be droppings unless he really was just passing through.”

Surely it was the droppings that were passing through
Originally Posted by An Thropologist:
“I think I might be needing some therapy tomorrow.
Maybe I need some sleep.”

Most of them were just ordinary people on the feed, although I guess Lauren and Carol didn't quite qualify tonight. As you say, even Charlotte was bearable, and Louie is far quieter than I expected. Wicked bitch queen humour though. Don't tell dangermoose, but I quite like him (I've now dropped 2 s from the Bah!
Short day tomorrow - I'm off shopping and lunch out. Yum!

Night!
snickypoo
24-08-2013
Originally Posted by planets:
“can someone beep me when the rat/mouse talk is over.....”

Yoohoo! Planets! Ive just posted my last one! Sorry I didnt realise you didnt like them!
snickypoo
24-08-2013
Originally Posted by Fink-Nottle:
“Rats carry diseases and gnaw through wire to keep their teeth sharp.

Ipad battery down to 3 per cent - eek. Goodnight all and thanks for the smiles. Laughter is the best medicine.”

Night Night!:sleep::sleep::sleep:
snickypoo
24-08-2013
Originally Posted by BirdyBee:
“And...if anyone is still up...

Nothing is likely to want to crawl into my bed and bite me is there?

Mind you, that sounds like I'm putting myself down...I mean rodent type things. I mean, it will sense me? It will keep a respectable distance?”

I will have to whisper in case 'Planets' hears me, I think you will be quite safe, it will avoid you at all costs, you are much bigger and a danger to him! I know this probably isnt helping when people say the same thing to me about spiders I feel like screaming at them! Try not to think about it, get some sleep, it will be less scary in the daylight Night night! Try to sleep well:sleep::sleep::sleep:
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