Today, our mouse problem finally started to go away. Now we have a snake problem. FML
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Fall
Dead leaves, the first cold of the season and an umbrella flipped inside out: fall, the season of grace.
Same thing different taste
Today, our rodent problem was taken care of. I discovered this when my cat projectile-vomited a soggy, death-scented wad of dark fur and tiny organs onto the couch. FML
Usually a bad omen
Today, my boyfriend finally moved in with me, after being long distance for months. Our apartment just became infested with mice. FML
Today, I found out that both of my cats are afraid of mice. So far I've seen them run and hide from 3 different mice who've recently invaded my apartment. FML
Today, I got rear-ended on my way home from the pet store, causing my pet food to open up and go flying all over the floor of my car. My pet is a snake, and his food is live mice. FML
Today, I discovered that catching fewer mice in the traps I'd put out doesn't mean my pest problem is getting resolved. It means that rats have moved in. FML
Today, my cat brought yet another chipmunk into our house. She never kills them, so they stay in our house until we either capture them or they escape. So far, she's brought in three squirrels, four chipmunks, four mice, and a snake. FML
Irrational fears
Today, my daughter, who can pick up spiders and even snakes without flinching, screamed at the top of her lungs because she saw a mouse. Um, what? FML
Lurker
Today, I woke up to an angry snake trying to climb the leg of my bed. My bedroom was closed all day yesterday. It must have gotten in my room days ago. FML
Today, I found that there is nothing worse than coming home to a snake slithering across your kitchen floor. Except when it disappears into your cabinets. FML
Today, a water snake slithered into our pool. He can have it. FML
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kbsimmer 14
If you don't take care of that problem it'll just come back to bite you in the end
IndefiniteBeauty 17
Sounds to me a little like how The old lady who swallowed a fly story goes. Who knows what's coming in next.
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Comments (95)
bhfriday 9
at least the mice are gone
vikky538 29
Time to pet some eagles
guesswhatlifesux 14
Are you sure you don't live in Australia?
sirrubberduckie 37
The judges would also have accepted Florida as an answer.
McIntian 12
If you weren't in the US then I would recommend a mongoose problem..
sousaphonist 14
I'm reminded of an old Looney Tunes cartoon
4nthr4x87 3
"....release snake-eating gorillas, and when wintertime rolls around, the gorillas simply freeze to death" [Simpsons]
SilvShadowSpark 7
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 6
Surround your house with moth balls! The smell will drive the snakes away.
DoomSkuller 28
That's the opposite of a problem
TCRII 30
Freeze the mice before the snakes eat them......