That is indeed funny. The mouse mug! 
Can you imagine us, sitting there not daring to look at each other for fear of cracking up, while he asked questions and sipped away!
Sip⌠sip⌠sipâŚ
I think I have been in similar situations
I worked for a while as a secretary in the Ear Nose & Throat department of a teaching hospital and we had 2 fridgesâone for the med class materials and one for admin staff, for our lunches & drinks. Unfortunately, one day the meds fridge got too full, so the med students didnât think it was any big deal to use ours for the day. So my co-worker opened up the door to get her sandwich and was faced (literally, I guess) with half of a human head. She didnât get the sandwich and I never packed my lunch again, even though I never saw the half-a-head. (But if you want to hear gross things, you should get a job transcribing dictations from doctorsâ examinations. Guh.)
HALF A HUMAN HEAD?? Some guys HAND!?!?!?!?
God holy shjisnits!!! What the hell is happeneing to this worlld?!?!!?
On a side note, Terri microwaved half the rats and fed them to several of her snakes. Now therâs only 6 left. They have been moved back to the freezer under the frozen veggies where I canât see them.
I would be a little ****ed if she put the bag on my food. Not so much that its rats but it was not in good taste and you donât know where the bag has been and who has been handling it.
Next time just tell her to put her stuff in the freezer where most of the stuff is boxed or better yet get one of those small inexpensive units that college kids keep in their dorms and she can keep her rodents in their.
Or next time take a dump in the yard, let it harden, and then put it on something she likes to eat and watch the reaction.
Nawww, I ainât gonna do dat to her. It really does not bother me too much. It just startled me thatâs all.
I was not serious.
If she has rats and wants to keep them cold overnight their is always one of the crispers if you have nothing in them. Though that still leaves any bacteria that may be on the bag.
My buddy used to go to the reptile show. Had TONS of stuff but sold it all. It was a ***** to keep clean.
Watsonâs?? Terri sells there from time to time. Her friend sells Bearded Dragons, and those little Chameleons in the back every show. Being in the buisness, she knows most of those guys that sell regularly. Infact, she also knows the guy with the Prarri Dogs that caused all the âMonkey Poxâ. If you go to Serpent Saffari in the Dells, you can see some of the animals she handled. They have a HUGE Anaconda there, one of the biggest in the nation. Terri nursed that one through itâs last pregnacy (Sucker poped out like 40 babies).
Some of their Albino Burmese pythons were bred right in my daughterâs bed room. Terri sold the babies to him a couple of years ago. The mom was shown in the huge Harry potter shin dig in Oak park this past weekend.
I think it was some reptile farm in Addison. He had all sorts of monitors, boaâs, frogs and snakes.
I think he got rid of the last snake a few years ago.
btw- no more of those âdogsâ are to be imported into America anymore. Cute critters but I like real dogs only.
How are they going to deal with the fact that they are native to Illinois?
From what Terri is telling me, there was some sort of cross contamination with african gambient rats (see, RATS!!!) that are sold as pets here in the US. Phil (Terriâs freind from the swap) was actually quarenteened in his home for weeks due to this whole ordeal.
Originally posted by SevenStar
Rodents like possum and rat are full of protein, and taste better than other things, like rabbit, IMO. Next time, donât complain, just eat up.
STRAIGHT OUT THE MFâNâ GHETTOEâŚWWORRD;)
Donât get me started on roachesâŚ
You think you know roaches? Come live in Sydney for a while - we got the biggest roaches in the world and plenty of 'em.
Little b@stards!
:mad:
sydney has bigger roaches than the hood? NahâŚ
Trust me. Itâs true.
Serpent.
Are yours the flying ones??
We are getting those soon again, air as well as ground attacks.
Yeah, weâre lucky. We get both kinds!
The roaches here carried off my 1st son⌠