Eisenhorn - 10/06/2015 17:55 - United States
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tannarox - 28/01/2012 15:46 - United States
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Usually a bad omen
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Brain_fart - 18/09/2017 05:00 - United States - Salt Lake City
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Anonymous - 29/05/2018 02:33
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ratqueen - 25/11/2014 15:28 - Canada - Brampton
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Anonymous - 11/04/2010 19:11 - United States
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Irrational fears
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Katie - 20/02/2011 08:35 - Reserved
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Tim - 07/08/2011 02:49 - United States
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RAS266 - 26/06/2017 00:00
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at least the mice are gone
Time to pet some eagles
Are you sure you don't live in Australia?
The judges would also have accepted Florida as an answer.
If you weren't in the US then I would recommend a mongoose problem..
I'm reminded of an old Looney Tunes cartoon
"....release snake-eating gorillas, and when wintertime rolls around, the gorillas simply freeze to death" [Simpsons]
SilvShadowSpark
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If the snakes aren't venomous, it shouldn't be a problem. We love having gopher snakes in our yard. Snakes carry far fewer diseases than rodents do.
kemmyy
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Surround your house with moth balls! The smell will drive the snakes away.
That's the opposite of a problem
TCRII
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Freeze the mice before the snakes eat them......
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If you don't take care of that problem it'll just come back to bite you in the end
Sounds to me a little like how The old lady who swallowed a fly story goes. Who knows what's coming in next.