April 20, 2005
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For the past year (or so) my girlfriend’s house has been home to a
mouse. For the most part the mouse never really caused any major
problem, except the occasional nibbling of the snacks on the table. It
did get to the point though that we really needed to get rid of it. We
went ahead and put a mouse trap in a corner of the house. But that
mouse pretty much easily avoids the trap.After months of no success we decided to get those sticky mouse trap
pads. After three days of no success I get a call at around 7:30am and
hear “eeekkkk, the mouse, the mouse is in the trap, and it’s still
twitching!” Since my girlfriend didn’t want to do anything with the
mouse, I told her to just cover it with one of the boxes in her house,
and that I’ll come over later to take care of the rest.So I went to check on it, and sure enough the mouse is very much stuck
on the sticky trap. All four paws were right on it, and he was
even next to the rice cakes that we left to lure him in. He was in fact
still alive, and may actually have been nibbling on the rice cake while
he is stuck. I completely covered up the mouse in the container
and threw it all in the trashcan. It’s trash pickup day too, so
what timing ey?Well, we finally got rid of the mouse. Hopefully there aren’t more.
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the need for personal attainment. The purpose to be fulfilled on this
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Comments (5)
What if you killed the momma mouse and now the baby mice are ORPHANS! haha but i’d prob do the same thing… but that’s me, i’m EVIL. muwhahahhaha *evil laugh* EEEEEXCELLENT *rubbing my hands like mr. burns*
awww bye bye mousie…at least Kita didn’t kill it first…now i kinda feel bad for the mouse
what color was it albert?
the mouse was a dark grey… why was there another color mouse that you know about?
You doomed the mouse to die an agonizing death. Did you at least put it out of it’s misery before you threw him out? Because with those sticky traps the mouse eventually starves to death. Sometimes they will get so hungry they will try to gnaw through their body parts to get free. That is not a warrior’s death. He should have been granted the honor of a proper death.
I left him to die an agonizing death… I know, I’m evil. I had second thoughts about it, but the trash was already picked up before I could put it out of it’s misery. It was right next to a bag of rice cakes too, so it’ll live a little bit longer. Before the trash compactor squishes it to death that is. =P