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Nae sure if we have any nature buffs in our midst but here goes.

 

Drive to work this morning and something scuttled out on the road infront of me, stopped shat itself and ran away. Have no idea what it was

 

About the same length as a rat but very very small in height had 4 podgy type legs, bit like a lizzard with no tail.

 

Not a squirrell, Mouse, vole, rat, mole, ferrit or anything of that ilk but it did have short hair.

 

Truth be told i think it may have been an alian of some sort.

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Fit like.

 

Nae sure if we have any nature buffs in our midst but here goes.

 

Drive to work this morning and something scuttled out on the road infront of me, stopped shat itself and ran away. Have no idea what it was

 

About the same length as a rat but very very small in height had 4 podgy type legs, bit like a lizzard with no tail.

 

Not a squirrell, Mouse, vole, rat, mole, ferrit or anything of that ilk but it did have short hair.

 

Truth be told i think it may have been an alian of some sort.

 

Is that a new species or something?

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Fit like.

 

Nae sure if we have any nature buffs in our midst but here goes.

 

Drive to work this morning and something scuttled out on the road infront of me, stopped shat itself and ran away. Have no idea what it was

 

About the same length as a rat but very very small in height had 4 podgy type legs, bit like a lizzard with no tail.

 

Not a squirrell, Mouse, vole, rat, mole, ferrit or anything of that ilk but it did have short hair.

 

Truth be told i think it may have been an alian of some sort.

My ex wife was 100% certain she seen a squirrel fall out of a tree in our garden years ago. There's no fucking squirrels near here says Bonzo,please go and check its ok says she. So of I trot to the freefalling squirrel to discover it was in fact an empty bottle of chocolate milkshake that some wanker robbed over the hedge.

Pointless story I know, but the eyes can deceive..

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My ex wife was 100% certain she seen a squirrel fall out of a tree in our garden years ago. There's no fucking squirrels near here says Bonzo,please go and check its ok says she. So of I trot to the freefalling squirrel to discover it was in fact an empty bottle of chocolate milkshake that some wanker robbed over the hedge.

Pointless story I know, but the eyes can deceive..

 

Good story - it is amazing what details we miss or add in a fleeting glance - loads of tree rats around here - if I saw one fall out of a tree I'd want to check it had croaked - little buggers chewed through a plastic air vent and tried to set-up home in the cavity wall. Air vent now covered in metal mesh. Also chew through wheelie bins to get at rubbish which they distribute liberally. Hanging's too good for them.

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Fit like.

 

Nae sure if we have any nature buffs in our midst but here goes.

 

Drive to work this morning and something scuttled out on the road infront of me, stopped shat itself and ran away. Have no idea what it was

 

About the same length as a rat but very very small in height had 4 podgy type legs, bit like a lizzard with no tail.

 

Not a squirrell, Mouse, vole, rat, mole, ferrit or anything of that ilk but it did have short hair.

 

Truth be told i think it may have been an alian of some sort.

 

 

Sounds like you had a run in with Wayne Rooney :sherlock:

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Good story - it is amazing what details we miss or add in a fleeting glance - loads of tree rats around here - if I saw one fall out of a tree I'd want to check it had croaked - little buggers chewed through a plastic air vent and tried to set-up home in the cavity wall. Air vent now covered in metal mesh. Also chew through wheelie bins to get at rubbish which they distribute liberally. Hanging's too good for them.

All rodents are a pain in the hole. I've always had cats who swiftly eradicated a family of mice that that my shed was a suitable pad for them.

 

It was brilliant to watch as the three cats two were mine and they obviously got in a mercenary to help out. They strategicly positioned themselves setting up a kill zone while each took turns trying to flush the fuckers out. Took three days but they got six mice. They were a top crew Bonzos cats.

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All rodents are a pain in the hole. I've always had cats who swiftly eradicated a family of mice that that my shed was a suitable pad for them.

 

It was brilliant to watch as the three cats two were mine and they obviously got in a mercenary to help out. They strategicly positioned themselves setting up a kill zone while each took turns trying to flush the fuckers out. Took three days but they got six mice. They were a top crew Bonzos cats.

 

Much better than ours who brought in a stunned mouse and let it loose about the house and watched it scuttle around and then wandered off bored.

 

Had to corner the mouse myself and finish it off with the application of a large book - it's not just a pen that can be mightier than a sword.

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Much better than ours who brought in a stunned mouse and let it loose about the house and watched it scuttle around and then wandered off bored.

 

Had to corner the mouse myself and finish it off with the application of a large book - it's not just a pen that can be mightier than a sword.

One of mine was just a pure hunter. Wasn't Interested in being petted,just feed me then fuck off was the look he gave you.

 

I actually found him as a kitten at the dump, which is now ICTFC's stadium. Was down dump a heap of rubbish and seen this set of bed side cabinets lying there. So for whatever reason I decided to go over and have a look,opened the drawer and there he was lying there meowing his wee head off. So home he came.

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Good story - it is amazing what details we miss or add in a fleeting glance - loads of tree rats around here - if I saw one fall out of a tree I'd want to check it had croaked - little buggers chewed through a plastic air vent and tried to set-up home in the cavity wall. Air vent now covered in metal mesh. Also chew through wheelie bins to get at rubbish which they distribute liberally. Hanging's too good for them.

 

You then rake in said wheelie bin, find it dead, and think it's a treat?

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