Just seen a RAT... 19:54 - Jan 18 with 2784 views | BrynCartwright | ...in the cellar room under the garage. It's an outbuilding so not attached to the house. Should I...?... 1. borrow a Jack Russell. 2. Let the 4 local cats deal with it. They are hard as feck. 3. Phone the council ( they came last year and put some bait down the garden). 4. Try and make friends with it after watching Ratatouille the movie. | |
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Just seen a RAT... on 21:42 - Jan 18 with 693 views | BLAZE |
Just seen a RAT... on 20:23 - Jan 18 by JimmyGilligan | I'm talking about your average docile house cat, but ok. Wouldn't let me cat near one. |
Your cat sounds like a right pussy | | | |
Just seen a RAT... on 21:48 - Jan 18 with 668 views | Cooperman |
Just seen a RAT... on 21:28 - Jan 18 by Flashberryjack | Beat me to to it...fair play |
Only by an hour and a half. | |
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Just seen a RAT... on 21:50 - Jan 18 with 664 views | dickythorpe |
Just seen a RAT... on 21:05 - Jan 18 by Joe_bradshaw | It's probably the first of many creatures that will be flocking to Bryn's to get a look at the amazing garage door. Expect white rhino, elephants, alligators, llamas and okapi in the next few days. |
Googles "okapi"....…...word of the day!! | | | |
Just seen a RAT... on 21:51 - Jan 18 with 662 views | Garyjack |
Just seen a RAT... on 21:42 - Jan 18 by BLAZE | Your cat sounds like a right pussy |
It's just like any other cat. But Jimmy obviously thinks it's his cutey wutey fluffy babykins! | | | |
Just seen a RAT... on 21:58 - Jan 18 with 640 views | oldcob | What's Huw Jenkins doing in your garage cellar? | | | |
Just seen a RAT... on 22:14 - Jan 18 with 625 views | JimmyGilligan | Rats bite and carry diseases, enjoy your vet bills suck my dick 'blaze' | | | |
Just seen a RAT... on 22:27 - Jan 18 with 601 views | Garyjack |
Just seen a RAT... on 22:14 - Jan 18 by JimmyGilligan | Rats bite and carry diseases, enjoy your vet bills suck my dick 'blaze' |
Rat's very rarely get the chance to bite a cat as it's all over before they know it. A cat is only susceptible to catch a dangerous disease from a rat if it decides to eat it. Domestic cats very rarely eats it's prey, especially a rat. As it's well fed, it's hunting instincts are in the main used for killing for sport. | | | |
Just seen a RAT... on 22:29 - Jan 18 with 596 views | Dr_Winston |
Just seen a RAT... on 22:27 - Jan 18 by Garyjack | Rat's very rarely get the chance to bite a cat as it's all over before they know it. A cat is only susceptible to catch a dangerous disease from a rat if it decides to eat it. Domestic cats very rarely eats it's prey, especially a rat. As it's well fed, it's hunting instincts are in the main used for killing for sport. |
Tell that to my current moggy. She's partial to scoffing the lot, although she does more usually just leave a headless corpse for me to find on the living room floor. | |
| Pain or damage don't end the world. Or despair, or f*cking beatings. The world ends when you're dead. Until then, you got more punishment in store. Stand it like a man... and give some back. |
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Just seen a RAT... on 22:31 - Jan 18 with 587 views | Garyjack |
Just seen a RAT... on 22:29 - Jan 18 by Dr_Winston | Tell that to my current moggy. She's partial to scoffing the lot, although she does more usually just leave a headless corpse for me to find on the living room floor. |
Not rats surely? | | | |
Just seen a RAT... on 22:35 - Jan 18 with 576 views | Dr_Winston |
Just seen a RAT... on 22:31 - Jan 18 by Garyjack | Not rats surely? |
The headless thing is pretty much anything. Had mice, rats and birds all decapitated. She's a bit serial killer. She's not finished off a whole rat as far as I'm aware, although I did once watch her eat an entire mouse in one sitting. | |
| Pain or damage don't end the world. Or despair, or f*cking beatings. The world ends when you're dead. Until then, you got more punishment in store. Stand it like a man... and give some back. |
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Just seen a RAT... on 22:36 - Jan 18 with 573 views | STID2017 | I saw one running across the road towards the North Stand and into the car park after the game today ! | |
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Just seen a RAT... on 22:40 - Jan 18 with 563 views | TNT |
Just seen a RAT... on 22:36 - Jan 18 by STID2017 | I saw one running across the road towards the North Stand and into the car park after the game today ! |
All the dead ones are in the cardiff slums, mun. | |
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Just seen a RAT... on 22:45 - Jan 18 with 556 views | Garyjack |
Just seen a RAT... on 22:35 - Jan 18 by Dr_Winston | The headless thing is pretty much anything. Had mice, rats and birds all decapitated. She's a bit serial killer. She's not finished off a whole rat as far as I'm aware, although I did once watch her eat an entire mouse in one sitting. |
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Just seen a RAT... on 23:01 - Jan 18 with 530 views | lifelong |
Just seen a RAT... on 22:27 - Jan 18 by Garyjack | Rat's very rarely get the chance to bite a cat as it's all over before they know it. A cat is only susceptible to catch a dangerous disease from a rat if it decides to eat it. Domestic cats very rarely eats it's prey, especially a rat. As it's well fed, it's hunting instincts are in the main used for killing for sport. |
They kill Blue Tits and Gold Finches that come to my bird feeders, I wish cat owners would keep the fecking things in the house. | | | |
Just seen a RAT... on 23:07 - Jan 18 with 526 views | Highjack |
Just seen a RAT... on 22:27 - Jan 18 by Garyjack | Rat's very rarely get the chance to bite a cat as it's all over before they know it. A cat is only susceptible to catch a dangerous disease from a rat if it decides to eat it. Domestic cats very rarely eats it's prey, especially a rat. As it's well fed, it's hunting instincts are in the main used for killing for sport. |
Yeah cats are pretty much the apex predator wherever you find them in the world. They are absolute killing machines. The notion a measly rat could pose any sort of threat is risible, unless maybe they are one of those super giant massive rats in the New York sewers maybe. | |
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Just seen a RAT... on 23:11 - Jan 18 with 511 views | exiledclaseboy |
Just seen a RAT... on 22:35 - Jan 18 by Dr_Winston | The headless thing is pretty much anything. Had mice, rats and birds all decapitated. She's a bit serial killer. She's not finished off a whole rat as far as I'm aware, although I did once watch her eat an entire mouse in one sitting. |
This is why dogs rule. The only thing my dog has brought in from outside in his 14 years is mud. | |
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Just seen a RAT... on 23:12 - Jan 18 with 505 views | Garyjack |
Just seen a RAT... on 23:01 - Jan 18 by lifelong | They kill Blue Tits and Gold Finches that come to my bird feeders, I wish cat owners would keep the fecking things in the house. |
It's nature, whichever you look at it. Keep a cat in the house? | | | |
Just seen a RAT... on 23:13 - Jan 18 with 496 views | Dr_Winston |
Just seen a RAT... on 23:11 - Jan 18 by exiledclaseboy | This is why dogs rule. The only thing my dog has brought in from outside in his 14 years is mud. |
Dogs need walking. And attention. And minding if you go away. Cats just need a bowl of biscuits and a means of entry and egress. Cats are way better. | |
| Pain or damage don't end the world. Or despair, or f*cking beatings. The world ends when you're dead. Until then, you got more punishment in store. Stand it like a man... and give some back. |
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Just seen a RAT... on 23:16 - Jan 18 with 489 views | BLAZE |
Just seen a RAT... on 23:12 - Jan 18 by Garyjack | It's nature, whichever you look at it. Keep a cat in the house? |
Aye but when it's your only source of company you look for reasons not to let it out | | | |
Just seen a RAT... on 23:19 - Jan 18 with 473 views | lifelong |
Just seen a RAT... on 23:12 - Jan 18 by Garyjack | It's nature, whichever you look at it. Keep a cat in the house? |
Cat owners don’t give a shite, let them out all day and night, kill whatever they want and then crap everywhere. Nature is when wild animals kill their prey for food, not for the fun of it. | | | |
Just seen a RAT... on 23:20 - Jan 18 with 470 views | exiledclaseboy |
Just seen a RAT... on 23:16 - Jan 18 by BLAZE | Aye but when it's your only source of company you look for reasons not to let it out |
Oof that’s harsh. | |
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Just seen a RAT... on 23:23 - Jan 18 with 455 views | exiledclaseboy |
Just seen a RAT... on 23:13 - Jan 18 by Dr_Winston | Dogs need walking. And attention. And minding if you go away. Cats just need a bowl of biscuits and a means of entry and egress. Cats are way better. |
Dogs love you. Cats hate you but tolerate you as long as you feed them. Cats are Tories, dogs are liberals. I love dogs. | |
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Just seen a RAT... on 23:45 - Jan 18 with 427 views | Highjack |
Just seen a RAT... on 23:23 - Jan 18 by exiledclaseboy | Dogs love you. Cats hate you but tolerate you as long as you feed them. Cats are Tories, dogs are liberals. I love dogs. |
Yeah cats are horrible, selfish, arrogant creatures. You can leave a dog for 30 seconds while you go for a piss and when you come back they act like it’s the greatest moment of their lives. | |
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Just seen a RAT... on 23:48 - Jan 18 with 425 views | exiledclaseboy |
Just seen a RAT... on 23:45 - Jan 18 by Highjack | Yeah cats are horrible, selfish, arrogant creatures. You can leave a dog for 30 seconds while you go for a piss and when you come back they act like it’s the greatest moment of their lives. |
Mostly they just join you and watch you while you piss. And shit. And shower. And eat. And sleep. [Post edited 18 Jan 2020 23:51]
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Just seen a RAT... on 00:11 - Jan 19 with 402 views | BrynCartwright | Cats are great, beautiful and amazing, and sometimes (rarely) are amusing, but they are so completely outplayed by dogs in their relationship with humans. Dogs help us fundamentally and gladly, with little reward, in so many ways that cats, in comparison, are just a parasitic pain in the arse. Name me one cat that has helped to save one human life. Cats are just c unts, that love nothing more than playing around with a goldfinch's life until finally...finally....finally it is dead. Cat owners like cats as they are easy to look after, cannot be arsed to walk any of their pets anywhere, and do not care their little furry friends shit their Whiskers out in their neighbour's gardens and feck up their flower beds. Cats can generally just FECK off. There is one very friendly one that visits me every day though. | |
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