I'm a cruel murderer

[Imalive]

 

[ImaginaryDay2]

That mouse will be at the last judgment - you know that, right?

 

[Andrew]

It's ok for 3 reasons.
1. You aren't Buddhist
2. We have dominion
3. God forgives you

Plus those filthy things murdered 250 million Europeans, what goes around comes around

 

[Krissy Cakes]

Ewwww! Mouse must DIE!

 

[Tigger]

Yeah I don’t like those things running around my house either.

 

[Imalive]

I tried to catch him with a mouse friendly trap, but that didn't work. He had made a cute hole in my couch.
That was very smart from me to put the bunnies inside with the food and put the door half open.

 

[Imalive]

It's ok for 3 reasons.
1. You aren't Buddhist
2. We have dominion
3. God forgives you

Plus those filthy things murdered 250 million Europeans, what goes around comes around

4. I'm a cat.

 

[Stravinsk]

Heh. When I was newly married and we didn't own a cat we had a mouse problem. Did manage to catch it and we set it free in a field. However, wouldn't have a problem with killing it especially if it was destroying property or just on the possibility it was carrying disease.

To date, I've never had a problem with an invasive cow, chicken, pig, deer, or fish.

 

[Imalive]

My sister said they once caught one with a mouse friendly trap, her husband released it in a field and whoop some prey bird picked it up.

 

[hotrhymez]

Poor Mickey...

 

[Imalive]

Poor Mickey...

His friend is still alive. I hope it isnt Minnie whos gonna start a nest. Refuses to go in the mouse friendly trap. Refuses to eat poison. Refuses to go in my boot to catch it.
Sigh.

 

[tango]

Heh. When I was newly married and we didn't own a cat we had a mouse problem. Did manage to catch it and we set it free in a field. However, wouldn't have a problem with killing it especially if it was destroying property or just on the possibility it was carrying disease.

To date, I've never had a problem with an invasive cow, chicken, pig, deer, or fish.

A couple of friends of mine have a cabin in the woods. One afternoon we were there and I noticed a mouse running along the floor. I commented on it, and my friend's wife freaked out. So he and I had the job of rounding up the mouse and getting rid of it. Once it hid behind the box of firewood it was just a matter of time - we ended up putting plastic cups at either end. Before long it was in a cup, so it was caught. I took it to the other side of the stream and released it again. For days afterwards I wondered what would have happened if I'd taken it home and let our cat meet a real mouse. He's an indoor cat, so probably never seen a real mouse before, but from the way he chases things and attacks toys he obviously knows how to hunt, even if only in theory.

 

[Imalive]

A couple of friends of mine have a cabin in the woods. One afternoon we were there and I noticed a mouse running along the floor. I commented on it, and my friend's wife freaked out. So he and I had the job of rounding up the mouse and getting rid of it. Once it hid behind the box of firewood it was just a matter of time - we ended up putting plastic cups at either end. Before long it was in a cup, so it was caught. I took it to the other side of the stream and released it again. For days afterwards I wondered what would have happened if I'd taken it home and let our cat meet a real mouse. He's an indoor cat, so probably never seen a real mouse before, but from the way he chases things and attacks toys he obviously knows how to hunt, even if only in theory.

You caught a mouse w a cup?
Lol he was in a bag and I wanted to throw the bag on the balcony, but he ran out.