No reason they should be. Most rodent poison work by anticoagulating the blood. It's not an anaesthetic or other central depressant.
Tim
mouse food or mouse poison!
Nov 01, 2009
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That's awfully tough on the poor 'ole mice. Can't some 'happy pill' content be added to send them out on a high?
In message , Adrian C writes
That's a really bad idea, if they get resistant to the poison you've just created a huge black market in grain, there'll be gangs of mice hanging out on corners around your house, one day you'll come home to find that your home entertainment system and jewellery have been nicked and fenced to the rats to pay for the mice's habit.
...and those tarted up rodents hanging around waiting for some passing customers
that's no way to refer to ex public sector employees!
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Visions of mice floating past, on LSD...
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