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]]> http://local.yodle.com/articles/how-to-get-rid-of-a-mice-menace/comment-page-1/#comment-3723 Warped Scientist Thu, 02 Jul 2009 18:45:46 +0000 http://local.yodle.com/articles/?p=1294#comment-3723 We had a mouse in our house. We bought a humane mouse trip, stuffed it with peanut butter, then caught the little creature. The next day we released it into a field. No more mouse! Anyway, I think they're kind of cute. The next time I see one I just my introduce it to my son's pet hamster - and see if a little cross-breeding occurs. Why not? I could call it mouster. Or hamice. I could sell them. Get rich. Maybe we could then cross-breed a mouster with a gerbil. Call it a gerbamster. Then introduce a guinea pig. And a ferret. Pretty soon we could all inbreed together and make one species. Brave new world. The only problem is we'd have to sleep with gerbils. Guess there are worse things... We had a mouse in our house. We bought a humane mouse trip, stuffed it with peanut butter, then caught the little creature. The next day we released it into a field. No more mouse! Anyway, I think they're kind of cute. The next time I see one I just my introduce it to my son's pet hamster – and see if a little cross-breeding occurs. Why not? I could call it mouster. Or hamice. I could sell them. Get rich. Maybe we could then cross-breed a mouster with a gerbil. Call it a gerbamster. Then introduce a guinea pig. And a ferret. Pretty soon we could all inbreed together and make one species. Brave new world. The only problem is we'd have to sleep with gerbils. Guess there are worse things…

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