I have a deodorant stick that offers 72-hour protection. Does that mean I only have to wash every three days?
My shower gel OTOH gives 8-hour freshness, which implies I ought to shower three times a day.
Help, I'm confused. . .
swith off the TV and wash when your partner wont come near you.
Your questions will have to wait in the queue. I am still trying to find out why they don't make mouse flavoured cat food.
I think that is the plan, the deodourant clearly says it. Brian
Because nobody has worked out how to ask a cat what a mouse tastes like, I imagine.
Brian
They could use clean cage-reared mice and human testers.
And offer seasonal special flavours like Christmas Spider And Tinsel.
Owain
I've eaten rat liver. Tastes like chicken liver.
I still whant to know why people put cheese on a mouse trap? A nice pice of T&E insulation seems to be a mouses favourite food.
Naah, peanut butter far outstrips that.
Mars bar always works for us.
MBQ
Maybe there are just more voles around here than mice but our mostly brings in voles. A number of mice, a few birds, couple of stoats, baby rabbit...
Nuttella doesn't go rancid, but foam pipe insulation seems to attract the little bleeders more than T&E insulation.
Parked up in belgium for a couple of days the other week, I would beg to disagree - engine management hoses are a much more tasteful delicacy
Maxie, do you use 007 after shave? Fantastic Maxie.
Rat on a stick, was it?
Move to France and don't bother with either
No, just liver. Fried.
Try stuffing it with grain - rat foie gras
The foam insulation probably isn't being eaten. The rodents will have discovered it makes a good material to line a nest with and make it warm and comfy.
G.Harman
Naw they just shred it. I've yet to find any nests lined with it. Same with the T&E PVC, the bits are left where they fall.
Squirrels around here have chewed out all the foam I used to seal a gap at the end of the loft against them. They keep trying, working all the way along, and keep finding metal mesh. There are hundreds of hazel-nut sized foam bits in the garden.
Andy
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