I hate mices to pieces

FWIW, I'm not a troll, and I still think glue traps would be a E36 M3ty way to die. $.02

I used a glue trap once. All I got was paw prints. Those things were huge. I got some rat sized spring traps. They worked but the mice looked more like kangaroo rats.

I forgot about this thread. Well, now that it's all over and the dust has settled, my mouse problem has subsided. Last catch was Thurs, nothing since, no traces. Traps stay out, but I'm going to keep an eye open for entry points as the weather turns colder.

DILYSI Dave wrote: FWIW, I'm not a troll, and I still think glue traps would be a E36 M3ty way to die. $.02

You, who have been here a while and seem to be a pretty reasonable guy, get a say. Angry random man who comes in to someone elses house screaming has no say.

Agreed. Dave has something to say in an intelligent and respectful manner. Our troll is rude and snotty; in fact most people I have dealt with who are in that line of endeavour (alleged eco or animal rights types) are much the same. You should have heard some of the PETA types attacking Mepkin Abbey down here for the way they raised chickens. Absolutely no respect, rude overbearing shiny happy people.

One day people like him will understand that you catch more flies with honey than with vinegar. Oh, sorry: flies get trapped in honey just like a glue trap, right?

His posts on the other forums were rather humorous, when you look at the context and our new found knowledge. On that hunting post, he implies that he is a hunter with things like (paraphrased) "if I wound an animal, I finish it off right away..." I sort of expected him to say on here: "I don't use glue traps in my Miata. I put snap traps or live traps only in my Miata, then go to the autocross."

I wouldn't use a glue trap either, but then I've been known to rescue mice and baby rabbits from the barn cats, take them miles away.. and release them. On the other hand... I don't consider Jensenman to be a sadist either

Lesley wrote: I don't consider Jensenman to be a sadist either

No, he has dabbled in Spitfires. That would make him a masochist.

In reply to Jensenman:

Yeah, but stuck in honey would be the most wonderful way to die...

Joey

Jensenman wrote: Agreed. Dave has something to say in an intelligent and respectful manner. Our troll is rude and snotty; in fact most people I have dealt with who are in that line of endeavour (alleged eco or animal rights types) are much the same. You should have heard some of the PETA types attacking Mepkin Abbey down here for the way they raised chickens. Absolutely no respect, rude overbearing shiny happy people. One day people like him will understand that you catch more flies with honey than with vinegar. Oh, sorry: flies get trapped in honey just like a glue trap, right?

Your evil has spread:

bowhunting forum HenryC said: Anyway, my issue with them is that they don't actually kill the animals outright, it just lets 'em linger and suffer. I even know of a few people who toss them in the bin, still alive.

Well, there it is. HenryC spread it across teh int3erw3b that I'm a sadistic sumbitch, and we all know PETA is never wrong.

Damn J, sadistic and masochistic at the same time.

Ol' Henry's got some time on his hands. If he took up one of the hobbies dedicated to the fora he trolls, he might find he likes something else aside from being pushy, judgmental and indignant.

alex wrote: Ol' Henry's got some time on his hands. If he took up one of the hobbies dedicated to the fora he trolls, he might find he likes something else aside from being pushy, judgmental and indignant.

I'm betting Henry spends a LOT of his free time on "furry" boards.

Hotlinked for Henry's pleasure:

Canoe

maybe this thread can be closed that way, geeeez

Where, oh where is that "Willie and Joe" cartoon of the guys at night, obviously just awakened by an intruder. One is holding a flashlight and a .45, aimed at a rat caught in the lightbeam. The other says something like, "Aim careful, now. They're mean when they're wounded."