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The attack of the May Bugs... 17 Years, 2 Months ago
..anyone else got any?
Beautiful little creatures, but seem to be born to have a kamikazi attempt on the studio lamp.
Imagine that?
You live one day only and your goal is to head butt an electric light and die!
Re:The attack of the May Bugs... 17 Years, 2 Months ago
After it was decided to build a new housing estate on a nature area we had a large number of mouse move into our garden shed. Fortunately our cat is a skilled mouser, and that problem was soon solved before the little creatures could advance on the house.
Re:The attack of the May Bugs... 17 Years, 2 Months ago
My next door neighbour has a very grand cat.
During my mouse hunt she decided to stroll into my house.
"Good for you", I said, "find the mouse".
She wandered into my mirrored toilet and examined herself with pride in the mirror, preening in front of the glass.
Giving up, I offered her a saucer of milk.
"Skimmed?", she sneered and walked out, tail aloft with a sneer on her face.
Re:The attack of the May Bugs... 17 Years, 2 Months ago
My cat doesn't know what to do with a mouse. She watches them with fascination, then gets back to washing herself. Thankfully we don't have any in the house.
Re:The attack of the May Bugs... 17 Years, 2 Months ago
The may bugs are now actually beyond a joke. We are plagued with the stupid things. Every window, they barge through, and every electric light, they head butt.
What a useless creature they seemingly are.
Re:The attack of the May Bugs... 17 Years, 2 Months ago
Ok, they are seriously now hacking me off.
It`s an absolute plague of the things, they sound like helicopters, are completely inedible, and deserve instant death.
Take them all away somebody!
Re:The attack of the May Bugs... 17 Years, 2 Months ago
JK2006 wrote: My next door neighbour has a very grand cat.
During my mouse hunt she decided to stroll into my house.
"Good for you", I said, "find the mouse".
She wandered into my mirrored toilet and examined herself with pride in the mirror, preening in front of the glass.
Giving up, I offered her a saucer of milk.
"Skimmed?", she sneered and walked out, tail aloft with a sneer on her face.
The cat was seen giving "evidence" to the police this morning, JK. Apparently because she can fully describe your bathroom her case for indecent assault (and lack of proper milk) is being strenuously persued (lol) !