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@*Sian wrote:
@(f)politics? wrote:
you’ll soon smell it if its dead behind somewhere
:-… I couldn’t leave it that long! Once the kids have gone to their dad’s I am on a mission with gloves and a bottle of bleach!
smell aint the prob, its the maggots and flys !
Wish my cats would tell me if they’ve had it :twisted:
lol so whats the latest PB… u captchared gweeny yet..??
Mine is dead! 8)
Sad to say Mary, but the little bastard has totally vanished or gone into hiding somewhere anyway.
Personally, I blame daughter for tipping Gwenny off about the dangers of scoffing peanut butter – especially that which is used to bait mouse traps.
Still I did have one moment of joy last week. Senior management was pursuing her domestic tasks in the kitchen when she dropped an empty juice carton. Unfortunately for her, it landed partly on one of the mouse traps causing it to go off with a very loud crash!!
I can only assume that she thought that Gwenny had finally committed suicide in front of her as the first I knew of it was a loud piercing scream followed by the sound of a herd of Heffalumps stampeding out of the kitchen.
I immediately carried out a full and thorough investigation (as per my shouted instructions) in case there was a dead mouse in the kitchen ….. but sadly nothing.
I now understand that mentioning panic; hysteria; and screaming over nothing all; in the same sentence is a totally unacceptable response to a perfectly normal reaction by senior management, when faced with extreme perceived danger.
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