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Are elephants really scared of mice?
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Are elephants really scared of mice?
Only if the mouse in question has a Darth Maul mask on and is armed with a set-square and hammer.
Emperor Bob wrote:
> Only if the mouse in question has a Darth Maul mask on and is armed
> with a set-square and hammer.
Protractors are just as lethal.
> Only if the mouse in question has a Darth Maul mask on and is armed
> with a set-square and hammer.
Protractors are just as lethal.
TIMMARGH!!!
You can't rule out the dangers of a compass either.
Lindgren wrote:
> You can't rule out the dangers of a compass either.
A PAIR OF COMPASSES, there is no such thing as a single compass, unless you mean the direction finding device. If you did mean that, I fail to see how a compass will make a mouse intimidating.
> You can't rule out the dangers of a compass either.
A PAIR OF COMPASSES, there is no such thing as a single compass, unless you mean the direction finding device. If you did mean that, I fail to see how a compass will make a mouse intimidating.
Emperor Bob wrote:
> A PAIR OF COMPASSES, there is no such thing as a single compass,
> unless you mean the direction finding device. If you did mean that, I
> fail to see how a compass will make a mouse intimidating.
It could navigate it's way around the traps.
> A PAIR OF COMPASSES, there is no such thing as a single compass,
> unless you mean the direction finding device. If you did mean that, I
> fail to see how a compass will make a mouse intimidating.
It could navigate it's way around the traps.
Timmargh wrote:
> It could navigate it's way around the traps.
Stop playing Mouse Hunt damn it!
> It could navigate it's way around the traps.
Stop playing Mouse Hunt damn it!
If I saw a mouse gathering his bearings with a compass, it would scare the living shít out of me!
Emperor Bob wrote:
> Lindgren wrote:
> You can't rule out the dangers of a compass either.
>
> A PAIR OF COMPASSES, there is no such thing as a single compass,
Oh yes there is.
> Lindgren wrote:
> You can't rule out the dangers of a compass either.
>
> A PAIR OF COMPASSES, there is no such thing as a single compass,
Oh yes there is.
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