Oh Jesse, I wish I could tell all...but I am still rather traumatized by the whole ordeal. Every time the wind blows I still jump up on the nearest chair thinking the rats is back from the dead. In short, Friday the rat was seen by Andrew and myself--IN OUR BEDROOM! Saturday, Abinadi saw him rip into my loaf of bread. It wasn't until this morning that the Jaws of death *available at your nearest Lowe's* caught up with him. The funny thing is that the rat had eaten all of the peanut butter off of the trap earlier in the night. For some reason he came back, and the now bait less trap was too irresistible for him to pass up. How the thing got in is still a mystery, but I have a hunch some kid threw him in the window when Tom wasn't here to give out Halloween candy. However he ended up getting in though, it was surely Tom's fault. :)
3 comments:
Two initial reactions.
1) LOOK AT THAT TAIL!!!
2) What on Earth did you kill that with?
and a third, delayed reaction
3) I demand a narrative the events.
Oh Jesse, I wish I could tell all...but I am still rather traumatized by the whole ordeal. Every time the wind blows I still jump up on the nearest chair thinking the rats is back from the dead.
In short, Friday the rat was seen by Andrew and myself--IN OUR BEDROOM! Saturday, Abinadi saw him rip into my loaf of bread. It wasn't until this morning that the Jaws of death *available at your nearest Lowe's* caught up with him. The funny thing is that the rat had eaten all of the peanut butter off of the trap earlier in the night. For some reason he came back, and the now bait less trap was too irresistible for him to pass up. How the thing got in is still a mystery, but I have a hunch some kid threw him in the window when Tom wasn't here to give out Halloween candy. However he ended up getting in though, it was surely Tom's fault. :)
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