Mouse:Cheese or Chocolate

VaderDSL · 31 Jul 2006 at 11:22

Zip said:
Did the drugs give it a heart attack or was it the beating

No idea, but my mum said afterwards ... "At least it died pain free"

SiriusB · 31 Jul 2006 at 11:24

Mickey_D said:
Hrm....

*wanders off to ponder the use of 10,000V electrolytic capacitors to boost the output.....*

What you expecting to catch, Crocodiles?

SiriusB

Zip · 31 Jul 2006 at 11:25

VaderDSL said:
No idea, but my mum said afterwards ... "At least it died pain free"

She thinks Heart attacks are pain free :eek:

Zip · 31 Jul 2006 at 11:25

SiriusB said:
What you expecting to catch, Crocodiles?

SiriusB

Alligators

We have Crocodiles, not the Americans

VaderDSL · 31 Jul 2006 at 11:27

Zip said:
She thinks Heart attacks are pain free

no

she's a nurse ... t'was a remark based on the 1 and a half 500mg paracetamol tablets it ate lol

Zip · 31 Jul 2006 at 11:29

VaderDSL said:
no she's a nurse ... t'was a remark based on the 1 and a half 500mg paracetamol tablets it ate lol

I see

I wish paracetamol would actually work for me. It takes 0 pain away.

Ibuprofen for the win, it would have had the mouse on its back in minutes if it ate that stuff

Yas786 · 31 Jul 2006 at 11:31

Mickey_D said:
Hrm....

*wanders off to ponder the use of 10,000V electrolytic capacitors to boost the output.....*

Hehe i did actually try it out, gives out a nice little zap...anyone for fried mouse??

VaderDSL · 31 Jul 2006 at 11:32

Zip said:
I see

I wish paracetamol would actually work for me. It takes 0 pain away.

Ibuprofen for the win, it would have had the mouse on its back in minutes if it ate that stuff

aye ... we used to have a cat, but it just watched the mice ... she would sit on top of the couch on her pillow

and simply watch the mice scuttle around, she'd never actually chase them lol.

Zip · 31 Jul 2006 at 11:33

VaderDSL said:
aye ... we used to have a cat, but it just watched the mice ... she would sit on top of the couch on her pillow and simply watch the mice scuttle around, she'd never actually chase them lol.

When our cats decide to catch the mice they bring them inside, play with them for awhile them pull them apart all over the floor :\

Sometimes they eat them but they prefere the taste of bird

Mickey_D · 31 Jul 2006 at 11:45

I seriously doubt any of my cats would know what to do with a mouse!!

I'm under the distinct impression they'd all try and befriend it....

bitslice · 31 Jul 2006 at 12:05

peanut butter
or cheap choc

don't leave the mouse in the trap, they will eat the corpse...

our cats are very good at looking at mice, but not catching them.
- birds however get slaughtered by the skip full :confused:

Fantom · 31 Jul 2006 at 12:13

My dog chases mice but is yet to actual catch one, i wonder if it would know what to do if it caught one :confused:

georges · 31 Jul 2006 at 13:16

I sat at the computer looking at this title thinking "Cheese mousse doesn't sound like something tasty." Definitely need to learn to read..

Vita · 31 Jul 2006 at 13:23

One time, there was a mouse in my house. I was eating a packet of crisps, and then I was needed outside. I came back, and I heard the crisp bag moving, thought WTF?! Poltergeist, only to know it was the mouse. Crisp bag was one of those big munch ones, so I sneaked up some how, trapped the mouse in the bag, then flingged it outside onto some grass.

It was funny the mouse falling from about 20ft in the air down LOL. I was so cruel.

SourChipmunk · 31 Jul 2006 at 13:31

robbiemc said:
I've got a mouse-friendly trap that works perfectly. It recommends to bait it with peanut butter, which although seems weird, works really quickly.

Theres no need to kill this little mouse!

Finally. Someone who understands the power of peanut butter. Buncha amateurs here.

Oh, and when you release it, be at least 20 miles from home. Otherwise it WILL come back.

gam3r · 31 Jul 2006 at 13:35

Raist said:
Oh, and when you release it, be at least 20 miles from home. Otherwise it WILL come back.

We live near woodland :eek: