Sittingduck
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- Somewhere flat
Looks like I'm off the hook 
Tea anyone?
Tea anyone?
Tea? (Part 1)
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- Next door to Mr Benn at No 54
Yes, Tea please.
and a mince pie or three, thank you
The cat has pushed the tree over twice already. I am delaying putting twinkling little sparkly things on it in the vain hope that she finds something more interesting to play with. Like her own tail, or the ping pong ball or the other cat, or the birds in the garden or the tree in the garden .... anything really.
and a mince pie or three, thank you
The cat has pushed the tree over twice already. I am delaying putting twinkling little sparkly things on it in the vain hope that she finds something more interesting to play with.
Like her own tail, or the ping pong ball or the other cat, or the birds in the garden or the tree in the garden .... anything really. 
Chromatic
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- Gloucestershire
You can have as many as you like, just as long as you don't put your feet on the furniture.Speicher said:Yes, Tea please.
and a mince pie or three, thank you
The cat has pushed the tree over twice already. I am delaying putting twinkling little sparkly things on it in the vain hope that she finds something more interesting to play with.Like her own tail, or the ping pong ball or the other cat, or the birds in the garden or the tree in the garden .... anything really.
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- Next door to Mr Benn at No 54
Chromatic said:You can have as many as you like, just as long as you don't put your feet on the furniture.
What if I take my shoes off first?
Dalestar
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anyone got any chai latte spare?
Amanda P
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- York. Well, York-ish...
Hi all. Been away for a bit. Mrs Uncle Phil's back home and has been distracting me from you lot!
For the mouse lovers:
Caught this little gent in the course of work a few weeks back. They seem to be quite widespread, but hard to trap, so we don't know just how widespread, but they probably aren't as rare as the textbooks suggest - they're just under-surveyed. We think.
Anyway, he must have seen the camera because rather than just running off to cover, he posed beautifully for me for several minutes. Different poses and everything. As soon as I put the lens cap on, he scuttled back into the weeds.
He's a harvest mouse, by the way. Isn't he charming?
For the mouse lovers:
Caught this little gent in the course of work a few weeks back. They seem to be quite widespread, but hard to trap, so we don't know just how widespread, but they probably aren't as rare as the textbooks suggest - they're just under-surveyed. We think.
Anyway, he must have seen the camera because rather than just running off to cover, he posed beautifully for me for several minutes. Different poses and everything. As soon as I put the lens cap on, he scuttled back into the weeds.
He's a harvest mouse, by the way. Isn't he charming?
Chromatic
Legendary Member
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- Gloucestershire
Yes, that's OK, seeing as it's christmas.Speicher said:
Landslide
Rare Migrant
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- Called to the bar
Aw, he's a cutey Uncle Phil!
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- Next door to Mr Benn at No 54
That's just like the one I found in my garden. I was fascinated by his or her tiny front claws, that look like fingers. The summer that it was in my garden was that very hot summer, so I made sure it had water available, but what do they eat?
When I picked him up, I held him gently round his (round) tummy, he did not seem to mind.
I was fascinated by his or her tiny front claws, that look like fingers. The summer that it was in my garden was that very hot summer, so I made sure it had water available, but what do they eat?When I picked him up, I held him gently round his (round) tummy, he did not seem to mind.
tdr1nka
Taking the biscuit
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- SE London, Bandit Country
I've always been fascinated by the claws of mice and rats, they look so human in a lot of respects.
More tea?
More tea?
Dayvo
just passin' through
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I have been rat-arsed on occasions; don't know what a pissed rat looks like, though!
tdr1nka
Taking the biscuit
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- SE London, Bandit Country
Yay! Davo, how does it feel to be back in Blighty?
Tea?
Tea?
Sittingduck
Legendary Member
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- Somewhere flat
I'm falling asleep here - like a morgue in the office
I think I need Tea
I think I need Tea
Dayvo
just passin' through
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- 59° 50′ 5.55″ N, 10° 47′ 41.89″ E
Hello there, tdr1nka!
'Tis OK; managed to get rid of the virus that attacked me in Asia.
I'm a bit restless at the mo! I'm trying to get away for February (either skiing, beach and/or cycling - but I've no one to go with!).
Meeting Chuffy and Baggy on Saturday, and possibly Aperitif next Tuesday whilst in en route for New Year in Stockholm.
Hopefully we'll find a convenient date to meet as well before too long.
'Tis OK; managed to get rid of the virus that attacked me in Asia.
I'm a bit restless at the mo! I'm trying to get away for February (either skiing, beach and/or cycling - but I've no one to go with!).
Meeting Chuffy and Baggy on Saturday, and possibly Aperitif next Tuesday whilst in en route for New Year in Stockholm.
Hopefully we'll find a convenient date to meet as well before too long.
Dayvo
just passin' through
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- 59° 50′ 5.55″ N, 10° 47′ 41.89″ E
How are you, BTW?
I see you've overhauled me again in the posts stake!
I see you've overhauled me again in the posts stake!
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