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scream-of-consciousness; "If you're trying to change minds and influence people it's probably not a good idea to say that virtually all elected Democrats are liars, but what the hell."
Today's Seattle Rat Story |
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"If the number of Islamic terror attacks continues at the current rate, candlelight vigils will soon be the number-one cause of global warming. " |
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If you've never been to Seattle Rog, you'll love the city. Great seafood, beautiful buildings, lots to do-to keep your mind off the teeming masses of RBMFs. One of my fav restaurants evah, Palisade, is there. Try it if you get a chance. I go once a year.
MM
Been there many times on business, but nothing stands out except some bridge.
Uh, Rog, my liege, that is a B-47, not a B-52--still fully capable of turning Seattle (or better, San Fransicko) into the world's largest urban renovation project.
Uh, Roge, I doubt the rat ate through the 'dales throat - sounds like just more snopes food for me.
I used to own an Aire-head and I can assure you that they are more than capable of killing/eating a rat no matter how bitten.
Natural born marines.
-TF
My wife went downstairs the other morning to fix coffee, and while I was pulling my tired ass out of bed, the wife screams. Adrenaline flowing, I fly downstairs not knowing what to expect. Our nice little one-year-old kitten is sitting on the floor with a beheaded rat with both front legs missing (kitty apparently ate them). The cat was happy as could be, the wife was totally freaked, and I got to remove the carcass. Don't know about Airedales, but rats got nothin' on kitties.
ah cats, that story regarding the kitties, reminded me of this little fella. http://whatjeffkilled.com/index.html
Now thats a good cat.
Paul C,
I totally remember whatjeffkilled as a fun stop along the way. As the owner of cats, I have to add our pair rid one of our yards of ~~ grey squirrels, opossums, kangaroo rats (protected species in Cali,shhhh), mice, moles, gophers, lizards, and, a pair of yapping min-pins'. Okay. The min-pins were just chased home again. The previous were devoured.:) Truth
Having had Airdales I also don't believe that calumny for a second.
I also used to raise ferrets. The ex and I moved into an old townhouse in old Denver (13th and Downing) with a large male and 3 females. They found a way into the walls where there were evidently some rats. Bloody screaming fights all night long, then on the third night... NOTHING. Silence. The next day our new neighbors asked my wife if we had cats. Or something. She said they looked like they hadn't slept well.
came out in the backyard to see Amos (Big German Shepard) hacking up something. Turns out to be a partially digested possum skull. Looked around and found a tail and a foot. later that day found a few pin sized scabs under his neck fur. He was good at making cats teleport too.
Cassie (Amos's successor) could hear the gophers running and digging beneath the lawn. She would stand over where they were going to come up. She would snap and pull and the gopher would fly but never hit the ground.
Some years ago, a friend's Westie killed a raccoon in their back yard. I've never seen a dog swagger as much as he did afterward.