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"Rats"

You lot might as well see the pests as I've went to all the trouble of getting a pic and getting it hosted.

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Pandaemonium wrote:

> I've never even been nipped let alone bitten. :)


Wish I could say the same about my cats...

Blank wrote:
> They're actually quite fun, aren't they?

Very friendly, clean (They're litter trained) sociable, intelligent and good natured. I've never even been nipped let alone bitten. :)

Pandaemonium wrote:
> Cycloon wrote:
> Having read The Rats by James Herbert, I have a distinct aversion to
> them.
>
>
> Excellent book. "Lair" is a bit poor, the country manor
> setting just doesn't work, but "Domain" is by far the best
> in the trilogy.

I f**king cacked myself. Must of been 12 or something, and it revolted me.

The Fog was better, because there was more sex. I think.

But there was also a nasty incident involving a willy and shears.

Etc.

Urg.

I'd have races all the time, through cardboard tubes left over from wrapping paper. Or attach pieces of cheese to the bases of their tails and watch them fight it out.


They're actually quite fun, aren't they?

1984 rats

Blank wrote:
> Steel cage match!

Ahahahaha.

Anyway, i was considering a rat at one stage, in the end i didnt go for it though.

I gave that 8 I like rats!

Steel cage match!

Shame on all of you. Rats are gorgeous - end of story. I love 'em, I had a pet rat once - wonderful creatures.

Cycloon wrote:
> Having read The Rats by James Herbert, I have a distinct aversion to
> them.


Excellent book. "Lair" is a bit poor, the country manor setting just doesn't work, but "Domain" is by far the best in the trilogy.