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    I had one climb through the bath room window and fall into the bath in the middle of the night. Noise of the scratching woke me up. BIG water rat , I grabbed the cat and chucked in in the bath, but no way was he having it on, was out he door and gone. So I got a big plastic bag and a stick, held the bag open one end of the bath and poked the rat with the stick, he ran into the bag. Now he's the trick, start swinging the bag round and round, centrifugal force is a handi weapon, and go find a conc path, wack wack wack until plenty of blood! Then bin it

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    Quote Originally Posted by Maca49 View Post
    I had one climb through the bath room window and fall into the bath in the middle of the night. Noise of the scratching woke me up. BIG water rat , I grabbed the cat and chucked in in the bath, but no way was he having it on, was out he door and gone. So I got a big plastic bag and a stick, held the bag open one end of the bath and poked the rat with the stick, he ran into the bag. Now he's the trick, start swinging the bag round and round, centrifugal force is a handi weapon, and go find a conc path, wack wack wack until plenty of blood! Then bin it
    That is resourceful Maca49
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    Quote Originally Posted by Maca49 View Post
    I had one climb through the bath room window and fall into the bath in the middle of the night. Noise of the scratching woke me up. BIG water rat , I grabbed the cat and chucked in in the bath, but no way was he having it on, was out he door and gone. So I got a big plastic bag and a stick, held the bag open one end of the bath and poked the rat with the stick, he ran into the bag. Now he's the trick, start swinging the bag round and round, centrifugal force is a handi weapon, and go find a conc path, wack wack wack until plenty of blood! Then bin it
    Food for thought there maca

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    Quote Originally Posted by seano View Post
    Food for thought there maca
    That'll be 'one in ten'........seano.......
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    Quote Originally Posted by Scouser View Post
    That'll be 'one in ten'........seano.......
    Nice one Scouser
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    Does anyone squeal like a girl here then when the little or big buggers run at you? When I was around 10yrs old a mouse ran up inside the old mans trouser leg (probably after the cheese) he whipped then down fast, hell it was funny!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by roig View Post
    Does anyone squeal like a girl here then when the little or big buggers run at you? When I was around 10yrs old a mouse ran up inside the old mans trouser leg (probably after the cheese) he whipped then down fast, hell it was funny!!
    When my wife see's rats or mice she SCREAMS .. both my kids SCREAM !! I let out a little yelp .. then we all SCREAM FOR ICECREAM !!!
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