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Still here. I though the foxes would have had it by now.
I'll have to dispose of it soon.

Bet now:.
1. I will put the dead rat in the trash bin.
2. I got fed up with what the neighbours did and will throw it over into
their garden


Tweed

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"Christina Websell" wrote in message
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Still here. I though the foxes would have had it by now.
I'll have to dispose of it soon.

Bet now:.
1. I will put the dead rat in the trash bin.
2. I got fed up with what the neighbours did and will throw it over into
their garden


Tweed

~~~~~~~~
Please bury it if you think there is any chance at all that it has been
poisoned. If you do anything else--trashbin, neighbours' yard, or even
leave it where it is--you take the risk that another animal will eat it and
be poisoned.

MaryL

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"MaryL" wrote in message
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"Christina Websell" wrote in message
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Still here. I though the foxes would have had it by now.
I'll have to dispose of it soon.

Bet now:.
1. I will put the dead rat in the trash bin.
2. I got fed up with what the neighbours did and will throw it over into
their garden


Tweed

~~~~~~~~
Please bury it if you think there is any chance at all that it has been
poisoned. If you do anything else--trashbin, neighbours' yard, or even
leave it where it is--you take the risk that another animal will eat it
and be poisoned.

MaryL

You're not entering into the spirit of this, do you trust me what to do or
not?
Could I throw it over in a fit of revenge?
I might like to do that, since they cost me 1400 GBP to get my car out which
I could ill afford and I'd be delighted for them to see a dead rat on their
pristine no leaf will drop here yard.
So, what do you think I might do?

Tweed

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On 9/12/2013 6:14 PM, MaryL wrote:


"Christina Websell" wrote in message
...

Still here. I though the foxes would have had it by now.
I'll have to dispose of it soon.

Bet now:.
1. I will put the dead rat in the trash bin.
2. I got fed up with what the neighbours did and will throw it over into
their garden


Tweed

~~~~~~~~
Please bury it if you think there is any chance at all that it has been
poisoned. If you do anything else--trashbin, neighbours' yard, or even
leave it where it is--you take the risk that another animal will eat it
and be poisoned.

MaryL

I agree with that completely.

Jill

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On 9/12/2013 6:58 PM, Christina Websell wrote:
"MaryL" wrote in message
...


"Christina Websell" wrote in message
...

Still here. I though the foxes would have had it by now.
I'll have to dispose of it soon.

Bet now:.
1. I will put the dead rat in the trash bin.
2. I got fed up with what the neighbours did and will throw it over into
their garden


Tweed

~~~~~~~~
Please bury it if you think there is any chance at all that it has been
poisoned. If you do anything else--trashbin, neighbours' yard, or even
leave it where it is--you take the risk that another animal will eat it
and be poisoned.

MaryL

You're not entering into the spirit of this, do you trust me what to do or
not?
Could I throw it over in a fit of revenge?
I might like to do that, since they cost me 1400 GBP to get my car out which
I could ill afford and I'd be delighted for them to see a dead rat on their
pristine no leaf will drop here yard.
So, what do you think I might do?

Tweed

Is this some sort of "test"? A challenge? Would you seek vengance?
What is this, a Sherlock Holmes mystery? LOL

You do have a reason for animosity towards the neighbors. I don't blame
you one bit. But I wouldn't go so far as to toss a rat over the fence.
You made it sound as if you were serious. But I don't think you'd do
that.

Jill

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"Christina Websell" wrote in message
...


"MaryL" wrote in message
...


"Christina Websell" wrote in message
...

Still here. I though the foxes would have had it by now.
I'll have to dispose of it soon.

Bet now:.
1. I will put the dead rat in the trash bin.
2. I got fed up with what the neighbours did and will throw it over into
their garden


Tweed

~~~~~~~~
Please bury it if you think there is any chance at all that it has been
poisoned. If you do anything else--trashbin, neighbours' yard, or even
leave it where it is--you take the risk that another animal will eat it
and be poisoned.

MaryL

You're not entering into the spirit of this, do you trust me what to do or
not?
Could I throw it over in a fit of revenge?
I might like to do that, since they cost me 1400 GBP to get my car out which
I could ill afford and I'd be delighted for them to see a dead rat on their
pristine no leaf will drop here yard.
So, what do you think I might do?

Tweed

~~~~~~~~
No, I did not think you would throw it over in a fit of revenge. Did you
notice that I also included leaving it in your own yard or tossing it in the
trash as part of my message? You talked earlier about the possibility of
someone putting out poison to protect his/her chickens, so I had that in
mind with my message. I would much rather bury a suspicious carcass than
take any chances at all. My sister and brother-in-law once had the
experience of a bad suddenly plummeting to the ground. It was struggling
and foaming at the mouth and was close to a school. They were not willing
to take any risk with the possibility of rabies under those circumstances.
My brother-in-law killed the bat and buried. They did report it to
authorities but had done what they could to protect children and animals. I
know you do not have rabies in the UK, so this is just an example of what I
had in mind.

MaryL

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MaryL wrote:



"Christina Websell" wrote in message
...

Still here. I though the foxes would have had it by now.
I'll have to dispose of it soon.

Bet now:.
1. I will put the dead rat in the trash bin.
2. I got fed up with what the neighbours did and will throw it over into
their garden


Tweed

~~~~~~~~
Please bury it if you think there is any chance at all that it has been
poisoned. If you do anything else--trashbin, neighbours' yard, or even
leave it where it is--you take the risk that another animal will eat it and
be poisoned.

It's been a few days, hasn't it? Cats don't eat carrion, so I don't think
we have to worry about them getting poisoned at this point.

But I'm pretty sure Tweed is joking - just indulging a fantasy. I can
certainly understand that! I'm sure she'll bury it, and save a vulture.

--
Joyce

What I look forward to, is continued immaturity, followed by death.
-- Dave Barry

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"jmcquown" wrote in message
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On 9/12/2013 6:58 PM, Christina Websell wrote:
"MaryL" wrote in message
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"Christina Websell" wrote in message
...

Still here. I though the foxes would have had it by now.
I'll have to dispose of it soon.

Bet now:.
1. I will put the dead rat in the trash bin.
2. I got fed up with what the neighbours did and will throw it over
into
their garden


Tweed

~~~~~~~~
Please bury it if you think there is any chance at all that it has been
poisoned. If you do anything else--trashbin, neighbours' yard, or even
leave it where it is--you take the risk that another animal will eat it
and be poisoned.

MaryL

You're not entering into the spirit of this, do you trust me what to do
or
not?
Could I throw it over in a fit of revenge?
I might like to do that, since they cost me 1400 GBP to get my car out
which
I could ill afford and I'd be delighted for them to see a dead rat on
their
pristine no leaf will drop here yard.
So, what do you think I might do?

Tweed

Is this some sort of "test"? A challenge? Would you seek vengance? What
is this, a Sherlock Holmes mystery? LOL

You do have a reason for animosity towards the neighbors. I don't blame
you one bit. But I wouldn't go so far as to toss a rat over the fence.
You made it sound as if you were serious. But I don't think you'd do
that.

Jill

so your guess is not 2?

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"MaryL" wrote in message
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"Christina Websell" wrote in message
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"MaryL" wrote in message
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"Christina Websell" wrote in message
...

Still here. I though the foxes would have had it by now.
I'll have to dispose of it soon.

Bet now:.
1. I will put the dead rat in the trash bin.
2. I got fed up with what the neighbours did and will throw it over into
their garden


Tweed

~~~~~~~~
Please bury it if you think there is any chance at all that it has been
poisoned. If you do anything else--trashbin, neighbours' yard, or even
leave it where it is--you take the risk that another animal will eat it
and be poisoned.

MaryL

You're not entering into the spirit of this, do you trust me what to do or
not?
Could I throw it over in a fit of revenge?
I might like to do that, since they cost me 1400 GBP to get my car out
which
I could ill afford and I'd be delighted for them to see a dead rat on
their
pristine no leaf will drop here yard.
So, what do you think I might do?

Tweed

~~~~~~~~
No, I did not think you would throw it over in a fit of revenge. Did you
notice that I also included leaving it in your own yard or tossing it in
the trash as part of my message? You talked earlier about the possibility
of someone putting out poison to protect his/her chickens, so I had that
in mind with my message. I would much rather bury a suspicious carcass
than take any chances at all. My sister and brother-in-law once had the
experience of a bad suddenly plummeting to the ground. It was struggling
and foaming at the mouth and was close to a school. They were not willing
to take any risk with the possibility of rabies under those circumstances.
My brother-in-law killed the bat and buried. They did report it to
authorities but had done what they could to protect children and animals.
I know you do not have rabies in the UK, so this is just an example of
what I had in mind.

MaryL




I m merely asking what you think I might do i.e. how well do you all think
you know me?
Do I have it in me to toss the rat over the fence or not? Yes, I certainly
have but will I?

Tweed

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"Judith Latham" wrote in message
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In article , Christina Websell
wrote:

"MaryL" wrote in message
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"Christina Websell" wrote in message
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"MaryL" wrote in message
...


"Christina Websell" wrote in message
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Still here. I though the foxes would have had it by now. I'll have
to dispose of it soon.

Bet now:. 1. I will put the dead rat in the trash bin. 2. I got fed
up with what the neighbours did and will throw it over into their
garden


Tweed

~~~~~~~~ Please bury it if you think there is any chance at all that
it has been poisoned. If you do anything else--trashbin,
neighbours' yard, or even leave it where it is--you take the risk
that another animal will eat it and be poisoned.

MaryL

You're not entering into the spirit of this, do you trust me what to
do or not? Could I throw it over in a fit of revenge? I might like to
do that, since they cost me 1400 GBP to get my car out which I could
ill afford and I'd be delighted for them to see a dead rat on their
pristine no leaf will drop here yard. So, what do you think I might do?

Tweed

~~~~~~~~ No, I did not think you would throw it over in a fit of
revenge. Did you notice that I also included leaving it in your own
yard or tossing it in the trash as part of my message? You talked
earlier about the possibility of someone putting out poison to
protect his/her chickens, so I had that in mind with my message. I
would much rather bury a suspicious carcass than take any chances at
all. My sister and brother-in-law once had the experience of a bad
suddenly plummeting to the ground. It was struggling and foaming at
the mouth and was close to a school. They were not willing to take
any risk with the possibility of rabies under those circumstances. My
brother-in-law killed the bat and buried. They did report it to
authorities but had done what they could to protect children and
animals. I know you do not have rabies in the UK, so this is just an
example of what I had in mind.

MaryL




I m merely asking what you think I might do i.e. how well do you all
think you know me? Do I have it in me to toss the rat over the fence or
not? Yes, I certainly have but will I?

Tweed

I don't think you will, except in your day dreams.

Judith

You are right. I won't bury it in my organic garden so the poison from its
body can leach into my soil as it rots. And as much as would like to
surprise my nasty neighbours, well, it's not the right thing to do, is it?
It's in the dustbin where it will be taken to a landfill site that is
already contaminated.

Tweed
P.S my brother thought I should throw it over the fence after they
deliberately parked in front of my house at the same moment Claire and I
arrived when I was visiting Boyfie, I could only hop on my zimmer frame at
the time. So I had to hop much further.
All because of a stupid wall.
Anyway, Karma will get them, I am sure of that. They seem to have an awful
lot of trouble with their drains and toilet recently, there's often a van
there unblocking them - maybe because they are are full of